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By Jeff Mills

February 12, 2012

Schools selling tourney tickets

Four weeks from today, on the second Sunday in March, they’ll play the championship game of the ACC Tournament. That’s 28 days to sell tickets to an event that — once upon a pre-expansion time — was a guaranteed sellout. Tickets we... Read More

February 10, 2012

North Carolina freshman P.J. Hairston sidelined by foot injury

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February 3, 2012

ACC finishes schedule planning for arrival of Syracuse, Pitt

There’s still no word when Syracuse and Pitt will join the ACC, but the conference has announced its scheduling plans for when the Orange and Panthers arrive.The ACC wraps up its winter meetings in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., today, and the future schedu... Read More

February 2, 2012

N.C. A&T football making up for lost time

GREENSBORO — Rod Broadway arrived at N.C. A&T one day after signing day last year. It was too late for the new coach to recruit, so the Aggies added just three scholarship players to a team coming off a 1-10 season, biding their time. This year... Read More

January 28, 2012

Spartans, Aggies on winning streaks

If you hustle, you could get to both games. You could see an afternoon doubleheader featuring the city’s two resurgent NCAA Division I men’s basketball teams. Both N.C. A&T and UNCG have put dismal Decembers in their rearview mirrors. Both... Read More

January 18, 2012

No abandonment issues for Blue Steel

When the game ended, and the frenzied celebration began, and Florida State’s fans stormed the court, most of the North Carolina players were already gone.Most, but not all. Five Sacrificial Rams remained. Read More

January 6, 2012

Grasshoppers get new manager, coaching staff

GREENSBORO -- The Greensboro Grasshoppers will have a whole new coaching staff this summer, led by manager Dave Berg.Berg, a former infielder who played seven years in the major leagues, spent the last two seasons managing the Miami Marlins' short-season... Read More

December 22, 2011

VCU senior Burgess set for homecoming at coliseum

Bradford Burgess  is Virginia Commonwealth’s only  senior this season, the basketball team’s top scorer  and a Final Four veteran who leads the Rams into the Greensboro Coliseum tonight against UNCG. Read More

December 21, 2011

UNC receiver Dwight Jones reinstated for bowl game

CHAPEL HILL — North Carolina wide receiver Dwight Jones will get to play in the Independence Bowl after all.Jones, a 6-foot-4 senior from Burlington who starred at Cummings High School, has been reinstated by the NCAA and is eligible to play in ... Read More

December 6, 2011

High Point set to host first ACC basketball opponent

HIGH POINT — This is no ordinary nonconference basketball game. This one is kind of a big deal.Wake Forest of the mighty ACC will play High Point of the little Big South at 7 p.m. Wednesday — inside the Panthers’ cozy 1,750-seat Mil... Read More

December 2, 2011

Tar Heels' Hairston questionable for Kentucky game

North Carolina shooting guard P.J. Hairston, a freshman from Greensboro who starred at Dudley, is questionable for Saturday’s game at top-ranked Kentucky because of a sprained left wrist and bruised bone. Read More

December 1, 2011

Tar Heels win with defense

CHAPEL HILL — Kendall Marshall held his own. But when it really mattered, when the game was on the line in the final 10 minutes, he swapped defensive assignments with Dexter Strickland. Read More

October 29, 2011

No. 2 Northern Guilford 42, Western Alamance 7

GREENSBORO — This just in: T.J. Logan is a pretty darn good running back. Read More

September 25, 2011

Big-time football equals big-time costs

Besides players, pads and helmets, what do you need to play a football game?Bare bones: A field 120 yards long, two goal posts, two locker rooms, a scoreboard and a place for spectators to sit.It’s way, way beyond bare bones at the six college footb... Read More

Moneyball

Besides players, pads and helmets, what do you need to play a football game? Bare bones: A field 120 yards long, two goal posts, two locker rooms, a scoreboard and a place for spectators to sit. It's way, way beyond bare bones at the six college football... Read More

Hey, big spenders

North Carolina's six top-drawing college football programs have spent more than $358.6 million in stadium improvements in the last dozen years.N.C. STATE Carter-Finley StadiumOpened: Oct. 8, 1966Capacity: 57,583Spent: $98 million Read More

Aggie Stadium raises the stakes

GREENSBORO — Like the football program itself, N.C. A&T's latest facilities upgrade is still very much a work in progress. More than a month behind schedule, construction continues on a $4 million-plus, three-level press box, VIP and luxury suit... Read More

Improved Aggies lose game, but win respect

GREENSBORO — Coastal Carolina hosts N.C. A&T next season in the final meeting of their second home-and-home series.Don’t bet on a renewal of the series after that. Read More

September 19, 2011

What’s next for expanding ACC?

GREENSBORO — The Atlantic Coast Conference already stretched from the beaches of south Florida to a harbor town in Massachusetts before it added Syracuse and Pittsburgh to the fold during the weekend.So for all the talk of the changing landscape of... Read More

September 13, 2011

Hoppers win championship series opener in 9th inning

GREENSBORO — What is it with these Greensboro Grasshoppers?How in the world do they continue to write comeback story after comeback story after comeback story? Read More

September 5, 2011

Hoppers make playoffs with victory

KANNAPOLIS – Marcell Ozuna went 3-for-5 with a home run, and his RBI single in the top of the 10th inning helped the Greensboro Grasshoppers clinch a South Atlantic League playoff spot with a 9-6 victory over the Kannapolis Intimidators on a rainy L... Read More

September 1, 2011

N.C. A&T hires baseball coach

 GREENSBORO -- N.C. A&T has hired Joel Sanchez as its new baseball coach.Sanchez replaces Keith Shumate, the most successfull coach in the program's history with 304 victories, who resigned in July after 15 years with the Aggies. Read More

August 22, 2011

Duo earns name recognition

GREENSBORO — If you’re not a hard-core golf fan, chances are you don’t know the two players who made the best run at Webb Simpson during Sunday’s final round of the Wyndham Championship.George McNeill, a 35-year-old who played at F... Read More

Mum’s the word on odd birdie

GREENSBORO — You might never see another birdie like the one Carl Pettersson made on the first hole Sunday at Sedgefield Country Club. Read More

August 19, 2011

The stars are aligned behind leader Gainey

GREENSBORO — Tommy “Two Gloves” Gainey struggled on the teebox again Friday.But a whole lot of players would swap problems with him. Read More

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