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...Maryland was the fourth nemesis of the weekend tournament, and the Sunday morning matchup was another close one that did not go the Crimson...
...Auburn or Florida 16. Arkansas 22-7 Friday vs. Tennessee or LSU 17. Michigan 21-8 Friday vs. Iowa 18. Illinois 21-8 Friday vs. Penn St. or Wisconsin 19. UCLA 21-7 Thursday vs. Arizona State 20. New Mexico 21-6 Thursday vs. Tulsa or BYU 21. Maryland 18-9 Friday vs. Georgia Tech 22. Syracuse 22-7 Thursday vs. Villanova or Pitt 23. West Virginia 22-7 Thursday vs. Miami or G-town 24. Temple 20-7 Thursday vs. LaSalle or St. Joe's 25. Oklahoma St. 21-5 Friday vs. Texas Tech or Texas
...Cincinnati 17-5 Next at St. Louis, Thursday 21. Xavier 15-6 Lost to No. 23 UMass 73-62 22. Geo. Washington 20-3 Next vs. Rhode Island, Tuesday 23. UMass 17-6 Beat No. 21 Xavier 73-62 24. Iowa 16-7 Next vs. Minnesota, Thursday 25. Maryland 14-7 Next vs. N.C. State, Wednesday
...days ahead, Tripp may ponder her own legal culpability. The New York Times reports that Starr granted her immunity, but some of her recordings--those made in Maryland, which requires both parties to consent to taping--may violate state laws beyond Starr's purview. Indeed, if she wanted the attention that comes with exposing a politician's faults, she may have got much more of it than she ever sought...
...number of other violations of law could end up in court before it's all over. Tripp may have broken Maryland law if she taped Lewinsky without her consent. Clinton may have sexually harassed Lewinsky, though it seems unlikely. "It appears Clinton didn't force her into it and that the relationship wasn't unwelcome," says Mary Coombs, a University of Miami law professor. Finally, if any of the accounts of what occurred that have leaked out prove untrue, Lewinsky, and conceivably even Clinton, could turn the tables and sue for defamation...