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Published Friday, January 16, 2009 |
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Local Sports Stories
Columbia can’t protect its lead, falls in overtime By SAM MILES of the Tribune’s staff Until last night, the Columbia College men’s basketball team had been fairly predictable. When they win, the Cougars often secure an early, comfortable lead and then spend the second half squandering some, but not all of it.
Missed free throws cost Stephens
Cougars stifle Spartans
State-ranked Harrisburg boys put clamps down to advance to South Callaway final
Lincoln names new football coach
TAKE 2: An alternative look at the day in sports
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From the Wires Haslett is no longer in picture Brown explains why he didn’t vote his Longhorns No. 1 Royals hope to carry strong finish over to ’09 Playoff games to be concluded, coin flips eliminated Berglund takes rookie goals lead, helps Blues beat Avs Harvin headed to NFL; Spikes staying at Florida
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