Miami University rallies from a 2-0 deficit to beat the Black Bears in a first-round game, 3-2.
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Tuesday’s college basketball roundup: UMaine women fall to Nebraska in opener
Five players score in double figures as the Cornhuskers open their season with a 108-50 win over the Black Bears.
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Men’s basketball: Ingo is a steady force as UMaine begins season
Junior forward Stephane Ingo is the top returning player for a Black Bears team with nine new players.
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Maine high school talent plays key role in UMaine field hockey success
Five former Maine high school players start for the Black Bears, who will make their first NCAA tournament appearance in an opening round game on Wednesday at Miami of Ohio.
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Monday’s college notebook: NCAA streamlines constitution, set to give power to schools
The rewritten constitution provides Division I the autonomy to reshape everything from how revenue is shared to how rules are made and enforced.
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Joe Fagnano to start at quarterback for UMaine on Saturday
Injured in the second game of the season, Fagnano is healthy again and will lead the Black Bears when they play at UMass on Saturday.
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Local college roundup: UMaine-Farmington men’s soccer falls to SUNY-Poly in NAC title game
Making first appearance in conference championship game, Beavers take Wildcats to penalty kicks.
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College football preview: UMaine (4-4) vs. Stony Brook (3-5)
The Black Bears enter their final home game of the season looking to extend their three-game winning streak.
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Wednesday’s college roundup: UNE women lose 2-0 in soccer semifinal
Roger Williams advances to the Commonwealth Coast Conference title game by topping the second-ranked Nor’easters.
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Georgia tops first College Football Playoff rankings
Alabama, Michigan State and Oregon join the Bulldogs in the top four.