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SEC Suit Ruling Jilts Justice For South Florida Madoff Investors
Several investors from South Florida were ensnared by Bernard Madoff’s epic fraud. None of them (or those from any state) can hold the Securities and Exchange Commission responsible for failing to expose his Ponzi scheme, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.
Gators Prepare For Game Against Wolverines
Trey Burke was a 16-month-old toddler the last time Michigan was playing this late in the NCAA tournament.
Kentucky Surprises Florida In 61-57 Upset
Julius Mays’ two free throws with 9.4 seconds remaining capped Kentucky’s comeback from a seven-point deficit for a 61-57 upset of No. 11 Florida on Saturday that revived its NCAA tournament prospects.
Miami’s Loss Drops Canes In Top 25
The University of Miami men’s basketball team knew it was going to pay for the huge upset loss to Wake Forest over the weekend and the team found out just how far down the polls they dropped.
No. 7 Florida Destroys Auburn In 83-52 Win
Mike Rosario scored a season-high 22 points, Kenny Boynton had 16 and No. 7Florida routed Auburn 83-52 on Saturday.
NCAA Study Finds Huge Gap In Athletic Vs. Academic Spending
The NCAA revealed Wednesday that schools spend as much as 12 times more per athlete than they do for student. The study revealed the spending gap is the largest in the Southeastern Conference and smallest in the Mountain West Conference.
Louisville Ranked Number 1 In Hoops
The University of Miami men’s basketball team hasn’t cracked the Top 25 yet, but is receiving votes thanks to a 3-0 start in conference play. But the Canes have a long way to go before they get anywhere near the top of the polls.
BCS Title Game Nears For Irish & Tide
The college football season will come to an end in a little less than two weeks in South Florida when the Alabama Crimson Tide face off against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the Bowl Championship Series National Championship game at Sun Life Stadium.
Opinion: Walmart Bribery And Mexico
According to news reports, the allure of building a Wal-Mart near ancient pyramids in Mexico, and thus gaining access to global tourists nearby, was so strong that Wal-Mart circumvented democratic institutions and bribed the right people to get their way.
Bielema To Arkansas, Malzahn To Auburn
The coaching carousel spun at breakneck speed Tuesday in college football as the nation’s most powerful conference welcomed in two new head coaches.






