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Louisiana Tech women's head basketball coach Teresa Weatherspoon, right, congratulates Jasmine Bendolph after defeating Fresno State 68-66 in the championship NCAA basketball game at the Western Athletic Conference tournament in Reno, Nev., Saturday, March 13, 2010. Louisiana
Lehigh forward Zahir Carrington is seen during an NCAA Midwest regional college basketball tournament practice Wednesday, March 17, 2010, in Oklahoma City. Lehigh plays Kansas in a first-round game on Thursday. National Collegiate Athletic Association
This undated photo provided by the Michigan Department of Corrections shows Richard A. Short. Michigan Department of Corrections spokesman Russ Marlan confirmed that RASCO CEO Richard A. Short was arrested Wednesday, March 17, 2010. Michigan
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is shown after news conference in Dallas, Tuesday, March 6, 2007. Texans who disagreed with Perry's order that girls be vaccinated against a virus that causes cervical cancer flooded his office with angry messages in the days after he announced his decision. At left is Dallas Mayor Laura Miller. Laura Miller
Winner of the 2009 Booker Prize for fiction Hilary Mantel with their book ' Wolf Hall ' poses for photographers following the announcement in central London, Tuesday. Oct. 6, 2009 . A tale of political intrigue set during the reign of King Henry VIII won the prestigious Man Booker prize for fiction Tuesday. Mantel's novel charts the upheaval caused by the king's desire to marry Anne Boleyn, as seen through the eyes of royal adviser Thomas Cromwell. Mantel's novel beat stiff competition from a shortlist that included previous Booker winners A.S. Byatt and J.M. Coetzee. The winner receives a prize of 52,500 pounds, (US$ 83,500 euro 56,750). Thomas Cromwell
In this image taken in London, Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2009, three books are shown of a new bread of classic author novel and mutant beast. It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Jane Austen novel in possession of added gore is a surefire best-seller. That's the conclusion reached by publishers since the success of "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," an unlikely literary sensation created by adding dollops of "ultraviolent zombie mayhem" to Austen's classic love story. "Zombies" _ billed as 85 percent Austen's original text and 15 percent brand-new blood and guts _ has become a best-seller since it was published earlier this year, with 750,000 copies in print. There's a movie in the works. And it has spawned a monster _ or, more accurately, a slew of literary monster mash-ups. Jane Austen
US President Barack Obama holds a bowl of shamrocks presented to him by Prime Minister Brian Cowen of Ireland, alongside First Lady Michelle Obama (R) during a St. Patrick's Day reception in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, March 17, 2010. Barack Obama
The Renault Twizy Z.E. concept is shown at the Geneva Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland, Wednesday, March 3, 2010. About 250 exhibitors from 30 countries, showing 100 car premieres at the Auto Show until March 14. Geneva
Virginia Tinsley, of Washington Township, N.J., answers a question Wednesday, March 17, 2010, outside a Wal Mart store in Washington Township, N.J., where she and others complained Sunday about comments that came over the store's public address system. Wal-Mart officials are reviewing security tapes after an announcement was made for "all black people" to leave the southern New Jersey store. Shortly before 7 p.m. Sunday, a male voice came over the public-address system at the Route 42 store in Washington Township and calmly announced: "Attention Wal-Mart customers: All black people leave the store now." Management later apologized. Virginia
A laborer walks past 108 N. Indiana Avenue just before demolishing it; the house began leaning towards the one next to it after sustaining damage earlier in the day by winds gusting up to 60mph during a nor' easter storm Saturday, March 13, 2010 in Atlantic City, N.J. Indiana
WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 28: Judy Shepard (C) is surrounded by politicians after U.S. President Barack Obama signed the FY2010 National Defense Authorization Act in the East Room of the White House October 28, 2009 in Washington, DC. The $681 billion U.S. defense budget bill included legislation that honoring Shepard's son, Matthew Shepard, that makes it a federal hate crime to assault people based on sexual orientation. Matthew Shepard was tortured and murdered in 1998 and was targeted for being gay, according to witnesses. Matthew Shepard
Jamaica's Asafa Powell, center, Canada's Brian Barnett, left, and Trinidad & Tobago's Richard Thompson, right, run the final leg of the Men's 4x100m relay at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2009. Richard Thompson
Washington University basketball coach Mark Edwards yells on the sidelines up during an NCAA college basketball game against McKendree University Friday, Dec. 4, 2009, in St. Louis. Big-time college sports programs like to trot out the term "student-athlete." At Division III schools like Washington University, that's no mere rhetoric. Take the Bears' men's basketball team, which has won two consecutive Div. III titles at one of the country's most selective (and costly) universities. Washington University in St. Louis
Ohio coach John Groce stands alone at center court watching his team during NCAA college basketball practice in Providence, R.I. Wednesday, March 17, 2010. Ohio plays Georgetown in a first round South Regional game on Thursday. Ohio
In this image released by Boneau/Bryan-Brown, Frank Langella, seated, and Zach Grenier stars are shown in a scene from Robert Bolt's "A Man for All Seasons." The Roundabout Theatre Company production is playing at Broadway's American Airlines Theatre in New York. Robert Bolt
A visitor to 'Francis Bacon: A Centenary Retrospective', a major retrospective of British artist Francis Bacon, looks at paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art during a press preview in New York on May 18, 2009. The May 20 to August 16 exhibit, celebrates the 100th anniversary of Bacon's birth ad is the first major event dedicated to the artist in New York in two decades. Francis Bacon

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"They really make every possession a grind"


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"Dunph can't stand the idea of giving up a layup; you're going to have to live with that once in a while if you're pressing"


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"Right away, we hit it off"


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"I finally did something right by him"


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"Steve was working his tail off, coming from MAB, come to our practices, run the JV team - you're talking about a guy who paid his dues"


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"He was making like $2,000 or $2,500 coaching the JV at Springfield, and Stevie loved Skip"


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"Anybody can be a good guy when things are going good. We are looking for the guys who can be real good, high-character guys when things are going bad"


Jim Hendry Mar 16 2010 8:54 PM from KETV Omaha

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