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  • 1 week ago | theintelligencer.com | Loren Tate

    Edwardsville Intelligencier LogoHearst Newspapers LogoCorrelation between Cubs success and Illini? Lots of smiles going around these days. High expectations are growing from the legion of Cub fans who also cheer for Illini football and basketball teams. This is unusual. In 100-plus years they, as a group, seldom entered the summer months with such high hopes. We'll see stumbles, for sure, but all three look promising at this point.

  • 1 week ago | news-gazette.com | Loren Tate

    Lots of smiles going around these days. High expectations are growing from the legion of Cub fans who also cheer for Illini football and men’s basketball teams. This is unusual. In 100-plus years they, as a group, seldom entered the summer months with such high hopes. We’ll see stumbles, for sure, but all three look promising at this point. Scanning through the decades, on those occasions when the Cubs fought out of the doldrums, Illini football or basketball tended to be down.

  • 2 weeks ago | big10central.com | Loren Tate

    Apr. 29—CHAMPAIGN — Let's try the impossible today ... to simplify, insofar as possible, the tangled mess of college sports as we look ahead to the 2025-26 school year. With TV income reaching stratospheric heights, and past athletes not receiving their fair share, former Arizona State swimmer Grant House became the lead litigant among multiple antitrust suits against the NCAA. Rather than go to trial, the NCAA agreed to a settlement that was to be resolved this month.

  • 2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Loren Tate

    Apr. 29—CHAMPAIGN — Let's try the impossible today ... to simplify, insofar as possible, the tangled mess of college sports as we look ahead to the 2025-26 school year. With TV income reaching stratospheric heights, and past athletes not receiving their fair share, former Arizona State swimmer Grant House became the lead litigant among multiple antitrust suits against the NCAA. AdvertisementRather than go to trial, the NCAA agreed to a settlement that was to be resolved this month.

  • 2 weeks ago | news-gazette.com | Loren Tate

    CHAMPAIGN — Let’s try the impossible today ... to simplify, insofar as possible, the tangled mess of college sports as we look ahead to the 2025-26 school year. Q: How did this chaos happen? A: With TV income reaching stratospheric heights, and past athletes not receiving their fair share, former Arizona State swimmer Grant House became the lead litigant among multiple antitrust suits against the NCAA. Rather than go to trial, the NCAA agreed to a settlement that was to be resolved this month.

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8 Sep 19

RT @BruceFeldmanCFB: Strong column on #Tennessee’s disastrous start by @joerexrode ... #Vols are staring at what now is looking like a 1-6…

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13 Aug 18

RT @EasyE2432: After careful consideration, and discussion with my parents I will keep my list at 5 schools. Thank you to all the programs…

Loren Tate
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27 Jan 18

RT @kenpomeroy: Interesting call to wave off the basket. Not a try for goal, so whistle kills play I guess?