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Florida State, the winner of two of the last three and three of the last five Atlantic Coast Conference volleyball league titles, was tabbed as the preseason favorite in a vote by the league’s 15 head coaches. The Seminoles accumulated a total of 187 out of a possible 196 points. First-place votes were awarded 14
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama and LSU each placed a league‐leading 11 representatives on the 2014 Preseason Coaches All‐Southeastern Conference Football Teams, the SEC announced Thursday. This marked the 12th consecutive year of the SEC Coaches Preseason All‐SEC Teams. All 14 SEC schools were represented by at least one member on the All‐SEC teams, including seven
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Maryland has been picked to win the Big Ten men’s soccer championship in its first year in the conference by the coaches’ preseason poll. The Terrapins reached the national championship game last season and concluded the 2013 campaign with a 17-4-5 record, They have advanced to the NCAA Tournament 19 times since 1994. Michigan State
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor Florida State has been chosen to repeat as the Atlantic Coast Conference women’s soccer champion. The Seminoles received eight first-place votes and 189 total points, followed by Virginia who received five first-place votes with 183 points and North Carolina which garnered one first-place vote along with 166 points. Virginia Tech placed
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Sports Editor Two of the newest members of the ACC are picked to win their respective divisions in men’s soccer this upcoming season, according to the preseason poll of the conference coaches. Defending national champion Notre Dame was picked to be the overall champion of the ACC by six coaches. 2013 Men’s
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Music to listen to: One Big Holiday by My Morning Jacket Last Season: Coming into last season, the Cardinals had a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate in quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, one of the top-20 coaches in college football with Charlie Strong and a favorable schedule on paper to make an undefeated run. Than Louisville ran
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