ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Michigan basketball recruit Marcus Moller of Denmark has been diagnosed with testicular cancer and is taking a break from the sport, his current team in Spain announced Friday.

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Michigan basketball signee Marcus Moller is temporarily stepping away from the game after recently being diagnosed with testicular cancer. The 7-foot-3 Danish Center is playing for Unicaja Malaga in ...

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Former Canada women's coach Kenneth Heiner-Moller has been named to the new role of sporting director, national teams, at Canada Soccer, essentially becoming the top soccer dog in the organization.

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Former Canada women's coach Kenneth Heiner-Moller has been named to the new role of sporting director, national teams, at Canada Soccer, essentially becoming the top soccer dog in the organization.