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ends on 12/9/2012
The Penguins have spotted the visiting team a 2-0 lead in three consecutive games, so it is clear that something drastic is in order. OK, maybe nothing really radical. Like, say, actually scoring first. Hey, no need to get crazy about it. (Today)
A victory the Pitt Panthers had to have Sunday afternoon at Seton Hall was almost in the bag, but an eight-minute stretch of futility led to a devastating loss that vaporized any realistic chances they had of making the NCAA tournament. (Today)
Suddenly the only noise in an arena that had been loud all day was the happy screaming of the West Virginia Mountaineers, who had just managed possibly the program's biggest upset. (Today)
It is not unusual for coaches to shower opponents with praise, but Tampa Bay's Guy Boucher went above and beyond Sunday when talking up Penguins center Evgeni Malkin. And he did it in his second language. (Today)
The Detroit Red Wings equaled an NHL record with their 20th consecutive win at home, beating the Philadelphia Flyers, 4-3, on the strength of Johan Franzen's tiebreaking goal early in the third period. (Today)
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- Penn State women prevail
- No. 12 Georgetown holds off St. John's
- Bryant sustains Lakers
- Knicks must find room for more stars
- Ravens' Cundiff moves forward
- Power shift to AL begins
- Next up, individual wrestling tournaments
- Exclusive journal sniffs out Dog Show treats
- Mickelson surges for victory
- American skier sets World Cup mark for wins
- U.S. easily earns first-round sweep at Davis Cup
- Hantuchova defends title
- Falling behind has an upside (Today)
- Tampa Bay coach raves about Malkin (Today)
- Detroit victory ties NHL record (Today)
- Penguins defeat Lightning, 4-2 (Yesterday)
- Penguins' Malkin grounds Jets with 5 points (Yesterday)
- Staal gives Penguins an assist in return to lineup (Yesterday)
- On the Penguins: The cloud on NHL horizon (Yesterday)
- Callahan's hat trick powers Rangers (Yesterday)
- Malkin rockets Penguins past Jets, 8-5 (02/11/2012)
- Penguins' Staal returns today after 15-game absence (02/11/2012)
- Jets scramble early for NHL playoff berth (02/11/2012)
- Next up, individual wrestling tournaments (Today)
- Hantuchova defends title (Today)
- Canon-McMillan pins down PIAA Class AAA wrestling title (Yesterday)
- Seton-LaSalle wins battle of girls basketball unbeatens (Yesterday)
- Moon shines, captures WPIALteam gymnastics title (Yesterday)
- Basketball Box Scores (Yesterday)
- PIAA wrestling: Canon-McMillan lands in AAA finals (02/11/2012)
- Basketball team adds banner to 'Bears Den' (02/11/2012)
- Basketball Highlights: No. 5 Jeannette boys basketball clips section rival (02/11/2012)
- Basketball Playoff Clinchings (02/11/2012)
- Basketball Box Scores (02/11/2012)
- Stretch of futility proves costly (Today)
- No. 12 Georgetown holds off St. John's (Today)
- Late rally carries Seton Hall past Pitt, 73-66 (Yesterday)
- Thieving Pirates pose major obstacle today (Yesterday)
- Orange outlasts UConn (Yesterday)
- Woodall taking blame for Pitt loss to USF (02/11/2012)
- Syracuse slander suit loses ruling in N.Y. (02/11/2012)
- Connecticut ineligible for 2013 NCAA tournament (02/11/2012)
- Charges dismissed against ex-Pitt coach Haywood (02/11/2012)
- At Pymatuning Lake, hearty walleyes stocked in 2009 are reaching legal size (Yesterday)
- Wildlife: Odd walleye eyes right for night vision (Yesterday)
- New plan to get families outdoors (Yesterday)
- PG outdoors editor leads discussion on antler restrictions uncovered (Yesterday)
- Outdoors Notebook: Display of hunting licenses no longer required (Yesterday)
- GetOUT Listings: Feb. 12 (Yesterday)
- St. Bonaventure big man Nicholson takes down Duquesne (Yesterday)
- Robert Morris clinches NEC playoff spot with win vs. Saint Francis (Yesterday)
- Duquesne women put it all together, cruise to easy win (Yesterday)
- St. Bonaventure's Nicholson eyes future in NBA, physics (02/11/2012)
- Improved defense pleases coach (02/11/2012)
- Bryant sustains Lakers (Today)
- Knicks must find room for more stars (Today)
- Exclusive journal sniffs out Dog Show treats (Today)
- American skier sets World Cup mark for wins (Today)
- U.S. easily earns first-round sweep at Davis Cup (Today)
- Hantuchova defends title (Today)
- Knicks win fifth in a row (Yesterday)
- Cycling: Ullrich, doping doctor had contact (02/11/2012)
- Snow sports: At last, a snowy weekend (02/11/2012)
- Isner jolts Federer; U.S. up, 2-0 (02/11/2012)
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