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Ole Miss and LSU face off in a rivalry made more bitter by Lane Kiffin's return (opens the original)
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College football is getting ready for what could be an all-time grudge match. Tomorrow, the No. 8 ranked University of Mississippi hosts No. 7 Louisiana State in the annual Magnolia Bowl. It's always a bitter rivalry for the Southeastern Conference foes, but this year, it is off the charts, all because of LSU head coach Lane Kiffin. Last year, Kiffin led Ole Miss to its greatest season and dreams of a national championship, but he bolted for LSU before the playoffs even began, which is making fo
Former gang member found guilty of orchestrating murder of rapper Tupac Shakur (opens the original)
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After almost 30 years, it took a jury three hours to convict a former gang member in the killing of rap superstar Tupac Shakur. The prosecution never claimed that Duane Davis pulled the trigger. They did say he orchestrated the drive-by shooting near the Las Vegas strip. Here's Steve Futterman. STEVE FUTTERMAN, BYLINE: It has been one of the most high-profile and unsolved killings for decades. Yesterday, Tupac Shakur, the rap superstar and voice of a generation of hip-hop fans, finally received
Jurors deliberate in the trial of rap icon Tupac Shakur's killing (opens the original)
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Almost 30 years after the killing of rap icon Tupac Shakur, a jury in Las Vegas convicted a former gang member of his murder. The jury deliberated just three hours before reaching a guilty verdict against Duane Davis in the drive-by shooting. Now, Davis did not pull the trigger, but he did admit to orchestrating the crime. Steve Futterman has been covering this trial and joins us now from outside the courthouse. Hi, Steve. CHANG: Hi. OK, so the jury spent barely any time to reach this verdict af
Closing arguments to begin in trial for man accused of orchestrating Tupac's murder (opens the original)
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In Las Vegas, attorneys will give their closing arguments today in the trial of Tupac Shakur's killing. Then jurors will begin deliberations in the case against Duane Davis, who has pleaded not guilty. He's charged with murder for his alleged role in orchestrating the 1996 drive-by killing of the rap icon. Steve Futterman has been covering the trial and joins us this morning from Las Vegas. Good morning, Steve. FADEL: So get us up to speed. This trial began a couple of weeks ago. What evidence h
Man on trial for death of rapper Tupac Shakur takes the stand (opens the original)
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In the Tupac Shakur murder trial, prosecutors have presented what's seen as the foundation of their case. The rap icon was killed in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas in 1996. Steve Futterman reports on the day in court. STEVE FUTTERMAN, BYLINE: The prosecution's key witness on Thursday at the trial of defendant Duane Davis was defendant Duane Davis. For around two hours, jurors listened to a 2008 police interview where Davis, known as Keffe D, gave investigators step-by-step details of the night
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