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Frank Franklin II/AP Guard Markel Starks and Georgetown have won six in a row to improve to No. 15 in the country after starting the season unranked.
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Georgetown’s about to go on break

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Jacquelyn Martin/AP It isn't clear when Mikael Hopkins and Georgetown will leave the Big East or what the new conference will look like.
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Jim Williams: In college sports, it’s clear TV is all that matters

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Delle Donne’s illness holding back Delaware women
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Delle Donne’s illness holding back Delaware women

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Richard Lipski/AP Corey Edwards and George Mason will play in the Governor's Holiday Hoops Classic opener, and Taylor Barnette and Virginia will play in the second game Saturday.
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Virginia schools come together for Governor’s Holiday Hoops Classic

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Rob Carr/Getty Images Tra'ves Bush (9) and Parrish Gaines have started all 12 games for the Midshipmen, who have improved from 67th to 36th in passing defense since last season.
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No more secondary problems for Navy

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Bowl teams that rely on the run
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Bowl teams that rely on the run

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Scott Silverstein/The Washington Examiner Andrew Valmon's men's outdoor track team at Maryland received enough private donations to ensure it competes through the 2014 season.
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Maryland men’s outdoor track team safe for another year

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To Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim, 900 is just another win
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To Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim, 900 is just another win

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Mike Groll/AP Russell Wilson
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Seattle leaves NFL sleepless

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Jessica Kourkounis/AP Brye French asked his girlfriend to marry him after Navy beat Army on Dec. 8.
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It’s a decent proposal for Navy’s French

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