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It's Time for the Ivies to Embrace Sports - Wall Street Journal

It's Time for the Ivies to Embrace Sports
Wall Street Journal
Martin Kessler, co-chair of the Harvard Crimson's sports section, said three of the most-read stories on the paper's web site this week have been about Lin. Since Saturday, Lin's Twitter followers have more than doubled. Ratings for Knicks games on MSG ...
Knicks' Jeremy Lin shows depth of Harvard sportsESPN
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Knicks guard Jeremy Lin breaks the mold, re-energizes NBA's Asian fanbaseWashington Post (blog)
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The Sports Matrix: Friday 10 February 2012 - The Independent

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The Sports Matrix: Friday 10 February 2012
The Independent
MORE Jan Ullrich, the German winner of the 1997 Tour de France, was yesterday given a two-year suspension for blood doping by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. It will have little impact on the 38-year-old Ullrich, who stopped racing in 2007.
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Column: Capello gives England excuse to fail againBoston.com
Fabio Capello resigns, FA begin new manager search: liveTelegraph.co.uk
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Another Tour Winner Is Penalized for Doping - New York Times

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Another Tour Winner Is Penalized for Doping
New York Times
After a prolonged delay, Jan Ullrich, the German who won the 1997 Tour de France, was suspended by a sports appeal body for two years Thursday for blood doping. Because Ullrich retired from racing five years ago, the penalty imposed by the Court of ...
Former Tour de France champ bannedLondon Free Press
Former Tour de France champ Ullrich bannedKansas City Star
Sports court strips Contador of 2010 Tour titleHouston Chronicle
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TV deals for Angels, Rangers open door for other teams - USA TODAY

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TV deals for Angels, Rangers open door for other teams
USA TODAY
New multi-billion dollar contracts from Fox Sports' regional networks enabled the Rangers to break the Red Sox's record for money spent on a Japanese import, and the Angels to make Pujols baseball's second-highest paid player, behind the Yankees' Alex ...

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