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NBA sources confirmed on Friday a Bulls.com report that the team has agreed to terms with free agent guard Ronnie Brewer on a three-year, $12.5 million deal.

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The third installment of The Bridge Project, a transatlantic theatrical collaboration between the Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Old Vic and Sam Mendes’ Neal Street Productions, will not play the U.S. in 2011.

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Big Red football releases its 2010 schedule
STEUBENVILLE – Unpack your parka and break out your pompoms. Football season is around the corner. Big Red released its 2010 football schedule Wednesday. Big Red will take on three new opponents this fall, renew two rivalries and continue its series with five schools from last year.
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Third time poised to be charm for CFL in Ottawa
It’s been home to some of the very best CFL franchises of all-time, and also some of the very worst.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -This was one hat trick Marian Hossa wanted no part of turning.

The Stanley Cup finals had become Hossa’s personal playground each of the last three years with different clubs. Although the star forward had gotten as far as the…

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Petersen four wins short of LSC record
Despite the fact Katie Petersen is chasing the record for most wins in Lone Star Conference history, Midwestern State coach Brady Tigert wasn’t planning on his ace seeing any time in the circle in last weekend’s regular-season finale against Angelo State.
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Blazers win third straight MVAL Antietam title
CLEAR SPRING Corey Morgan hit a two-run homer in Clear Springs five-run third inning, and the Blazers defeated Boonsboro 7-3 Wednesday to win the MVAL Antietam title for the third consecutive season.
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Trajan Langdon scored a game-high 32 points Sunday to give CSKA Moscow a 90-88 overtime win against Partizan Belgrade to help the Russian club finish third in the Euroleague Final Four.

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Referee Ron Garretson has left the Phoenix-San Antonio game with a leg injury.

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Sports briefs: April 23
COLLEGE BASKETBALL LSU assistant takes over as head coach at La.-Monroe
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NFL Draft Third Day Capsules – NFC: Vikings take USC DE Griffen in 4th round
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — Everson Griffen left Southern Cal a year early, fully convinced he was going to be a first-round draft pick. Plenty of mock drafts supported his theory, but then the real draft started. Round one came and went. So did rounds two and three.
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Sports Briefs: Huskies basketball coach agrees to 10-year deal
SEATTLE — Lorenzo Romar is staying put at Washington — potentially for a decade.
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Patriots looking for a third man in
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the seventh part of a nine-part series previewing the 75th annual National Football League draft of college players. Today, the wide receivers are previewed.
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Dez Bryant: ‘I’m not a bad person’
There has been much debate about whether the Miami Dolphins should select embattled Oklahoma State star wide receiver Dez Bryant if he’s available at No. 12 in next month’s NFL Draft.
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Gary Guyton Recieves Third Highest Performance-Based Pay Check in NFL
Vince Wilfork, Tully Banta-Cain and Leigh Bodden have all cashed in on the Patriots’ defensive success this offseason. Now it’s Gary Guyton’s turn. The second-year linebacker received $349,437 in performance-based pay according to the National Football Post. Guyton’s total was good for the third-highest amount received by any player in the NFL, trailing only Vikings center John Sullivan ($397 …
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