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In Brief: Bats Take Over Texas Southern Dorm

More than 200 TSU students evacuated; Black Manhattan Community College players allege racial attack; and ACE reports minority student college participation rate lags.

Federal agents search Creighton coach’s house

OMAHA Neb. Federal immigration officers have raided the home of a Creighton University assistant softball coach.

Costner calls Omaha baseball stadium a “field of dreams” for College World Series

OMAHA Neb. Even though corn doesn’t line the outfield at the city’s ballpark, Kevin Costner calls it a “field of dreams” for baseball fans who gather there each summer for the College World Series.

Judge seals documents in UND Indian mascot case

GRAND FORKS N.D. A judge has sealed all future documents in the University of North Dakota “Fighting Sioux” nickname lawsuit against the NCAA and delayed a hearing, hoping to aid settlement talks.

Basketball players say assault outside college was hate crime

NEW YORK Black players on the Manhattan Community College basketball team said Tuesday that an unprovoked attack by a gang of white men near the school should be handled as a hate crime.

University of Colorado not selling beer to public at basketball games

BOULDER Colo. Beer sales to the general public will no longer be offered at Coors Events Center for University of Colorado basketball games.

One Year Later, Duquesne Still Healing From Shootings

PITTSBURGH One year after five players were shot in the worst act of random violence to strike a major college sports program, Duquesne University’s basketball team is in healing mode.

College Coaches Paranoid About Spying

ATHENS Ga. Georgia is getting ready to face Alabama in a crucial Southeastern Conference game. The Crimson Tide is coached by Nick Saban. Saban used to work for Bill Belichick. Can you figure out where this is going?

Duquesne Still Healing From Shootings

PITTSBURGH One year after five players were shot in the worst act of random violence to strike a major college sports program, Duquesne University’s basketball team is in a healing mode.

Mississippian is first woman official in Bowl Subdivision

MEMPHIS Tenn. When Jacksonville State and Memphis kicked off Saturday night, line judge S.B. Thomas didn’t stand out.

Albert Chester throws 2TDs to lead Florida A&M to 30-17 victory

TALLAHASSEE Fla. Albert Chester threw two touchdown passes and Philip Sylvester ran for 222 yards to lead Florida A&M to a 30-17 win over Howard on Saturday.

UAPB loses in final minute

Arkansas-Pine Bluff’s defense fell one play short.

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