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CBS Sports - 3 hours 47 min ago
An Indiana judge's preliminary injunction restores eligibility to more than 90 college athletes...
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NY Post - 4 hours 45 min ago
ESPN college basketball analyst Chris Spatola's sister-in-law shared a message from their family after the Worldwide Leader confirmed he died unexpectedly at the age of 47 on Monday.
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NBC News - 7 hours 17 min ago
ESPN college basketball analyst Chris Spatola, the son-in-law of legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski, died suddenly, triggering a flood of tributes for the former West Point guard and Army combat veteran.
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Los Angeles Times - 7 hours 43 min ago
Chris Spatola, an ESPN college basketball analyst, former Duke assistant coach and Army veteran, has died at 47. His death triggered an outpouring of grief.
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CBS Sports - 7 hours 44 min ago
With the 2026-27 college basketball season right around the corner, eligibility drama still surrounds the sport as plenty of rosters remain in flux...
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Hollywood Life - 8 hours 13 min ago
Chris Spatola, an Army veteran and son-in-law of Mike Krzyzewski, died at 47. Learn more about the longtime college basketball analyst.
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CBS Sports - 8 hours 13 min ago
Spatola served on Coach K's staff as a Duke basketball assistant coach from 2007-12. He died unexpectedly on Monday.
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Newser - 11 hours 28 min ago
Chris Spatola, a prominent ESPN college basketball analyst and the son-in-law of famed former Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, died "unexpectedly" on Monday at age 47, the network said. No cause of death was disclosed. Spatola, who joined ESPN in 2015, "brought a unique perspective to ESPN's college basketball coverage, shaped...
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Fox News - 19 hours 23 min ago
Chris Spatola - starting guard for the Army Black Knights and later coached under Mike Krzyzewski at Duke before joining ESPN's broadcast team has passed.
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NY Post - 20 hours 34 min ago
Spatola played college basketball at West Point before serving on his father-in-law's coaching staff at Duke for five years.
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