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Clark changes mind, will stay at Louisville

Sidelines found this 4/17/2008 on msn.foxsports.com

Louisville sophomore Earl Clark, whose intention a week ago was to declare for the NBA Draft, has decided to return to school.

LOUISVILLE GETS BIG BOOST

College Basketball Blog Report found this 4/17/2008 on community.foxsports.com

Earl Clark is headed back to college. A source close to the situation told FOXSports.com that the versatile and talented sophomore won't go through the process and will return to Louisville for another year. This puts the Cardinals, who were a verge ...

FOX Sports on MSN - COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Clark changes mind, will stay at Louisville

Card Chronicle: Front Page Posts found this 4/17/2008 on msn.foxsports.com

According to sources close to the situation, the talented 6-foot-9 forward called Cardinals coach Rick Pitino on Tuesday night to inform him of the decision. "He's definitely coming back," the source said. Clark, who averaged 11.1 points and 8.1 ...

Griffin: Tigers ready for the Chase

Mizzourah found this 4/19/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

After leading Missouri to new heights in 2007, Chase Daniel is determined to drive the Tigers even higher this season.

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Big Head posted 4/19/2008 from bullyforoldmizzou.blogspot.com

Louisville's Clark won't turn pro after all
Louisville forward Earl Clark will return to the Cardinals next season rather than enter the NBA draft. The sophomore originally said he would bypass his final two years with the Cardinals following Louisville's loss to North Carolina in the South ...

Louisville's Clark to stay in school
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Louisville forward Earl Clark will return to the Cardinals next season rathe...

Louisville's Clark changes mind, will stay in school
Louisville forward Earl Clark will return to the Cardinals next season rather than enter the NBA draft.

Clark to remain at Louisville for his junior year
Louisville took a huge step toward top 5 status when 6-10 sophomore Earl Clark of Scotch Plains - who might have been a late first-round pick if he declared - opted to return to school for his junior year. Clark is coming off a monster NCAA ...