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Miami’s Marcus Allen diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, will miss remainder of season

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By Tim Reynolds Verified, Shady Spring
| WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV) Verified
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — Miami sophomore forward Marcus Allen has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma and will miss the remainder of the season, the school announced Friday. The Hurricanes and Allen’s family said he was diagnosed following routine medical tests. Allen, a Miami native who started his college career at Missouri before joining the Hurricanes this year, averaged 5.3 points and 3.1 rebounds in 18.9 minutes per game this season. He has already started chemotherapy treatments.
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PWHL chooses Vancouver as 1st expansion city with 2nd market to be determined, AP source says

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By John Wawrow Verified, Shady Spring, Trinity Christian
| WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV) Verified
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NCAA panel gives final OK to rule designed to discourage football players from faking injuries

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By Eric Olson Verified, Woodrow Wilson, Shady Spring
| WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV) Verified
The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel gave final approval to a rule designed to discourage football players from faking injuries to stop the game clock, the NCAA announced Thursday. Beginning this season, if medical personnel go onto the field to evaluate a player with an apparent injury after the ball is spotted for the next play, that player’s team will be charged a timeout. If the team does not have timeouts remaining, a 5-yard delay-of-game penalty will be assessed.
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