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A new 'do for Carter
A new 'do for Carter
12:30 a.m.: Creighton fans might best be prepared for a shock when they show up for Sunday's game against Arkansas-Little Rock.
Justin Carter has cut his hair. »


Shatel's Blog: Last date at Rosenblatt set
Shatel's Blog: Last date at Rosenblatt set
Memo to Omaha baseball fans and sentimentalists: mark this down: Thursday night, Sept. 2, 2010. That's the day of the Omaha Royals vs. Round Rock game, the last baseball game to be played in... »

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The World-Herald's college basketball preview section, "Destination: Unknown," including in-depth analysis of the squads, conference outlooks, players to watch and more.
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    Will the Creighton Men's basketball team qualify for the NCAA tournament?


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    Big names, big games for Bluejays

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    Big names, big games for Bluejays
    Creighton will find out in the next four days if it has a basketball team capable of answering opportunity’s knock. The Bluejays will play three games during that span. The first comes today at 11:05 a.m. when they take on No. 15 Michigan at The Milk House. Creighton also will play Marquette or Xavier on Friday, and its Sunday assignment will come against Florida State, Alabama, Baylor or Iona. »

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    Jays finally have home-court advantage

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    Jays finally have home-court advantage
    On the larger scale, Creighton's volleyball program has been building for this moment the past seven years. In the more immediate sense, the Bluejays have pointed their compass at this weekend all season. »

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    Carter plans to play this week
    It's full speed ahead for Creighton forward Justin Carter. The 6-foot-4 senior participated in practice Monday for the first time since injuring his knee Oct. 8 in an exhibition game against UNO. Afterward, Carter said he plans to play this week in... »

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    Jays prove they can beat K-State without much Sweat
    The Creighton women's basketball team started its nonconference series against Big 12 schools much stronger than it finished against them last season. After dropping all six contests against the league last year, the Bluejays won convincingly... »

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    Missouri Valley Conference tournament capsules

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    Missouri Valley Conference tournament capsules
    A look at the Missouri Valley Conference's top six volleyball teams, who are in Omaha this week for the 2009 league tournament. The winner earns the Valley's automatic NCAA tournament invitation. »

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    Wolverines expect a challenge from Jays
    Based on its national rankings, Michigan figures to be the team to beat in this week's Old Spice Classic. Just don't say that to Wolverines coach John Beilein. »

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