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December 18, 2009
YOUTH SPORTS: It’s not enough just to finish — finish well
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Bounce Friday: Big Shots weekly feature and exciting game action!
Amazing. Incredible. Unreal. Each Friday, Dave Burcham chats with former players who have hit some unforgettable baskets.
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Joe Simon: Corey finds plenty of support, care during brush with death
A football player doesn’t want to talk about the touchdown catch he made in a 45-7 loss. A baseball coach won’t want to discuss the home run someone hit in a 10-1 defeat. It’s tough to see progress when you’ve been beaten. As the saying goes, “There are no moral victories in sports.” Life, luckily, is different.
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NFL Football: Tomlin, Steelers welcome Haley as new coordinator
Throughout the 16 minutes that followed him glowingly introducing former Kansas City Chiefs coach Todd Haley as his new offensive coordinator, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin stood proudly in the corner of the second-floor media room at the team’s facility.
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Bounce Thursday: Bazooka Joe and The Doc are talkin’ hoops!
Each Thursday on our award-winning Web site, join Bazooka Joe and The Doc as they talk high school hoops in Lawrence County. This week, they might be talking about you!
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College Basketball: South Florida ends Pitt winning streak
South Florida’s Hugh Robertson combined a perfect night offensively with a stellar defensive performance that helped the Bulls rebound from their worst-ever Big East loss.
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Bounce Wednesday: Meet our Players of the Week
Enter our award-winning Bounce high school basketball Web site today and learn who our Players of the Week are, then view our exciting game coverage.
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NFL Football: Todd Haley named Steelers offensive coordinator
The Steelers have named Todd Haley their new offensive coordinator. Haley, 45, will replace Bruce Arians, now with the Indianapolis Colts, and will inherit an offense that scored 325 points last season en route to finishing 12-4.
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NHL Hockey: Plekanec gives Canadiens 3-2 win over Pens in shootout
Even though it took a while, Carey Price and the Montreal Canadiens finally got a shootout to go their way. Tomas Plekanec scored on Montreal's eighth shootout attempt and Price stopped six of eight in the tiebreaker to lead the Canadiens to a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday night.
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Bounce Tuesday: The Basketblog plus photos, video and game stories
Enter our award-winning Bounce high school basketball Web site today and read the weekly Basketblog, check out our awesome team pages and view photos, videos and game stories.
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High School Football: Four more locals sign with colleges
Four more Lawrence County football stars have signed to take their talents to the next level. All four will compete at the NCAA Division II level — New Castle’s Justin Fleo and Chris Avery (Gannon) and teammate Johnny Matarazzo (Mercyhurst), along with Laurel’s Kaleb Kingston (Slippery Rock).
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