Bahamas to get NCAA football bowl game.

ESPN, YAHOO SPORTS AND SI.COM  ARE REPORTING THAT THE BAHAMAS WILL GET A NCAA COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWL GAME STARTING NEXT YEAR. 

CONFERENCE U-S-A TEAMS WILL PLAY A BOWL GAME IN BOCA RATON AND THE BAHAMAS. 

THE BAHAMAS BOWL WOULD BE THE FIRST POSTSEASON BOWL PLAYED OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES SINCE THE INTERNATIONAL BOWL WAS HELD IN TORONTO FROM 2007 TO 2010.

THE GAME WOULD BE HELD AT THOMAS ROBINSON STADIUM, WHICH HAS A 15,000-SEAT CAPACITY. 

 THE DEAL IS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.

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PHOTOS: Preseason games in Flag Football League

PHOTOS FROM HUGH CAMPBELL CHAMPIONSHIP

Hugh Campbell MVP Angelo Lockhart sits away from his team during a time out in the championship game.  He had just committed his fourth foul.  He remained in the game and lead the C.C. Sweeting Cobras over the Eight Mile Rock Blue Jays 58-46 to take the school's second championship.

C.C. Sweeting Cobra players get ready to drench their coach Mario Bowleg with Gatorade after the Cobras won the Hugh Campbell Championship.  The Cobras beat the Eight Mile Rock Blue Jays 58-46 to take the school's second championship. See full video of the coach's drenching HERE.

Hugh Campbell basketball tournament MVP Angelo Lockhart shows off his trophy after the  C.C. Sweeting Cobras beat the Eight Mile Rock Blue Jays 58-46 in the championship game.

C.C. Sweeting Cobras head coach Mario Bowleg (center) poses with the school's principal, Delores Ingraham (white shirt) and Minister of Education Desmond Bannister (blue jacket) after winning only the school's second championship. The Cobras beat the Eight Mile Rock Blue Jays 58-46 to win the championship.

Workers at the Kendal Issacs gym clean up the Gatorade used to drench C.C. Sweeting head coach Mario Bowleg after winning the Hugh Campbell Championship. The C.C. Sweeting Cobras beat the Eight Mile Rock Blue Jays 58-46 to take the school's second championship.

The C.C. Sweeting Cobras team poses with the championship trophy after winning the Hugh Campbell Championship on Monday night at the Kendal Issacs Gym.  The C.C. Sweeting Cobras beat the Eight Mile Rock Blue Jays 58-46 to take the school's second championship.

Mario Bowleg Jr holds on to his father's coaches award after the Hugh Campbell Basketball Tournament's championship game.  Mario Bowleg Sr. coach the Cobras to the the C.C. Sweeting Cobras 58-46 win over the Eight Mile Rock Blue Jays to take the school's second championship.

Nationals catcher kidnapped at gunpoint in Venezuela

FROM THE WASHINGTON POST: Wilson Ramos, one of the Washington Nationals’ most promising young baseball players, was kidnapped at gunpoint Wednesday night from his family’s home in Venezuela, leaving the team in a state of shock and raising questions about the safety of playing in a country ravaged in recent years by kidnappings and street crime.

Sad story about a promising career possibly cut short. Ramos was home to play a few games for a his home country's winter baseball league. 

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