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Michigan State's Raymar Morgan reacts after being called for a foul against Purdue. Purdue won 76-64. (Photo: Associated Press)
Michigan State fell at home to Purdue, 76-64. The Boilermakers shot 65.2 percent in the second half. Here's a look at coverage from the game:
• MLive.com: Purdue's three best players carried the Boilermakers.
• Detroit Free Press: Columnist Drew Sharp says Spartans need to show some heart.
• Detroit News: Columnist Bob Wojnowski: Spartans have a lot of questions.
• Big Ten standings
Onto the rest of today's college links:
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
- SI.com has a really interesting explanation of how Arizona ran afoul of NCAA rules. George Dohrmann, SI.com.
- Former Piston Mark Aguirre is interested in the DePaul coaching job. ChicagoBreakingSports.com.
- Rutgers suspends women's coach C. Vivian Stringer for one game. Philadelphia Inquirer.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
- Maurice Clarett seeks early release from prison. Bruce Cadwallader, Columbus Dispatch.
- Ohio State still hopes to land recruit Seantrel Henderson. Tim May, Columbus Dispatch.
- ESPN.com's Mark Schlabach will preview the 2010 season in a chat today at 2 p.m.
- NCAA will likely close loophole, allow no more than 28 signees. Ivan Maisel, ESPN.com.
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