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November 8, 2015

• Cleveland soccer eliminates Cedar Ridge with 12th shutout of season
• Orange High duo wins prep bass tournament at Buckhorn Lake
• NCHSAA 3A girls cross country championship dominated by Chapel Hill
• South Granville wins five-set thriller for NCHSAA 2A volleyball title against Wheatmore
• Research Triangle boys take runner-up again at NCHSAA 1A cross country
• NC Science and Math 3-peats NCHSAA 2A boys cross country title, Carrboro girls second
• What to Watch on Sunday: Sharon Stone in new ‘Agent X’ drama
• Canes tie game in final seconds, beat Senators 3-2 in OT
• Syracuse ousts UNC in quarterfinals
• High-scoring North Johnston rolls on in 2A soccer playoffs
• Panther Creek wins third straight NCHSAA 4A girls tennis title, beats Myers Park
• Union Pines falls in NCHSAA 3A tennis championship to Marvin Ridge
• How the AP Top 25 fared
• Abu shines in NC State warmup
• NC State turns to new options in running game
• NCHSAA volleyball playoffs, 2015
• South Florida nabs 22-17 victory over ECU
• Will take time for Blue Devils to hit stride
• Breaking down the Blue Devils
• Duke men’s basketball schedule
• Laura Keeley’s 2015 AP football poll ballot: Week 11
• Canes owner Karmanos set for Hall of Fame induction
• Raleigh Charter falls in NCHSAA 1A girls tennis title to Bishop McGuinness
• Late Hits: Football playoff selection committee gets it right
• N.C. State men’s basketball schedule
• Clemson, UNC lead the ACC rankings
• ACC Standings
• Notebook
• Nordstrom recalled from Checkers
• This week’s top four
• Princeton Bulldogs fall short in repeat bid for NCHSAA 1A title against Alleghany County
• 70 years later, our post-war world
• Scott Weathers: Chances for children
• Louise Taylor: Recycling reasons
• NC goes wrong on clean power
• UNC men’s basketball schedule
• UNC can clinch Coastal Division as early as next weekend
• UNC flea-flicker foreshadows what’s to come in 66-31 victory against Duke
• Wake Forest men’s basketball schedule
• Luke says: It’s time for Wake to learn to win