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Tennessee Tech player Diante Wood hospitalized after suffering on-court injury, game suspended

Tennessee Tech player Diante Wood hospitalized after suffering on-court injury, game suspended

A game between Tennessee Tech men's basketball team and Tennessee State was suspended Saturday night after coach Diante Wood was taken to a hospital after going down with an injury with just over three minutes remaining in the game. Tennessee Tech issued a statement about the incident, but did not disclose the nature of Wood's injury. Diante Wood #1 of the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles shoots the ball against the Memphis Tigers on November 9, 2021 at FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis defeated Tennessee Tech 89-65. (Joe Murphy/Getty Images)"Tennessee Tech junior men's basketball guard Diante Wood suffered an injury during…
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New Mexico state men’s basketball program suspended indefinitely after hazing reports: Chancellor

New Mexico state men’s basketball program suspended indefinitely after hazing reports: Chancellor

New Mexico State University has revealed the reasoning behind the university's decision to suspend its men's basketball program and place the coaching staff on paid administrative leave. In an email late Saturday, Chancellor Dan Arvizu said he asked to suspend the program "until further notice" Friday night after receiving reports of alleged hazing incidents within the team. Although details of the suspension were not announced Friday, the university said it was not related to a fatal shooting in November involving power forward Mike Peake.The university has not shared any details about the alleged hazing incidents or the names of those…
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America’s Oldest School for Black Children Moves to Museum

America’s Oldest School for Black Children Moves to Museum

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — A building believed to be the oldest surviving school for black children in the US was loaded onto a flatbed truck and moved half a mile Friday to Colonial Williamsburg, a Virginia museum that continues to expand its emphasis on African American history. .The original structure, built 25 years before the American Revolution, stood near the William & Mary College campus. The pinewood building housed up to 30 students at a time, some of them free black children studying alongside those who were enslaved.Hundreds of people lined the streets to celebrate their slow-speed journey into the heart…
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Years after a Chiefs fan donated his kidney to an Eagles fan, the couple is now heading to Super Bowl LVII.

Years after a Chiefs fan donated his kidney to an Eagles fan, the couple is now heading to Super Bowl LVII.

As the Eagles and Chiefs prepare to meet this Sunday in the Super Bowl, two football fans have already beaten the odds.John Gladwell and Billy Welsh first crossed paths while serving together in the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. Welsh is a self-proclaimed lifelong Eagles fan, while Gladwell supports the Chiefs.The couple occasionally kept in touch via social media, and Welsh eventually learned that he would need a life-saving kidney transplant. Welsh shared his need for a kidney on Facebook, and Gladwell chimed in a short time later.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM A view…
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