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INDIANAPOLIS -- College athletes are still setting records and dispelling myths -- in the classroom. Just like the late NCAA President Myles Brand believed they could.  Full Story

Jonathan Castner

CU graduate Anne Miltenberger will be on a team of athletes attempting to row more than 3,000 miles in less than 33 days, crossing the Atlantic Ocean.   Full Story

Tom Strattman

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Above all, Myles Brand was an idealist. When Brand, the NCAA president who died Wednesday in Indianapolis at age 67 from pancreatic cancer, dealt with issues such as academic reform or postseason football, he framed discussion in terms of the welfare of the student-athlete.  Full Story

One of Bill Harris' unofficial duties as the Colorado Alumni C Club director is to give current Buffs a warning: Soak up every moment of being a student-athlete. This experience will be over before you know it.  Full Story

FSU loses starting OT  Full Story

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The Atlantic Coast Conference won't hold its baseball championship at Fenway Park next year, choosing a North Carolina venue over far-flung Boston. Michigan, Ohio State and Wisconsin aren't printing media guides. The Miami Hurricanes will be busing players to games.  Full Story

Today's question: Is it possible to schedule yourself into, or out of, national title contention?  Full Story

First-year coach Liz Kritza will give the public its first glimpse of any changes she made to the Colorado volleyball team when the Buffs hold an intra-squad scrimmage at 9 a.  Full Story