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A new 'do for Carter
12:30 a.m.: Creighton fans might best be prepared for a shock when they show up for Sunday's game against Arkansas-Little Rock.
Justin Carter has cut his hair. »


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Shatel's Blog: Looking at the weekend
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    Will the Creighton Men's basketball team qualify for the NCAA tournament?


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    Carter plans to play this week

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    Carter plans to play this week
    It’s full speed ahead for Creighton forward Justin Carter. The 6-foot-4 senior participated in practice Monday for the first time since injuring his knee Oct. 8 in an exhibition game against UNO. Afterward, Carter said he plans to play this week in the Old Spice Classic in Orlando, Fla. »

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    Jays prove they can beat K-State without much Sweat
    The Creighton women's basketball team started its nonconference series against Big 12 schools much stronger than it finished against them last season. After dropping all six contests against the league last year, the Bluejays won convincingly... »

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    Replay today's chat as Steven Pivovar provided the latest scoop from live at Qwest Center Omaha. »

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    Stinnett's attitude scores points with Altman
    At least one Creighton basketball player still has a sour taste from last November's trip to Arkansas-Little Rock. “We really want to come out and make a statement this year,'' Creighton guard P'Allen Stinnett said. “We want everyone to... »

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    Bluejays fly with impressive press

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    Bluejays fly with impressive press
    Creighton relied on its press Sunday to take the starch out of Arkansas-Little Rock. The Bluejays' press forced eight backcourt turnovers, including two that fueled a decisive 14-0 run early in the second half, as Creighton rolled to an 80-65... »

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    		 Carter says goodbye to dreadlocks

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    Carter says goodbye to dreadlocks
    Justin Carter just decided it was time. The Creighton forward said there are no deeper reasons why on Saturday he visited a barber shop for the first time in five years, trading his long dreadlocks for a close-cropped look. »

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