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Anne Keothavong is to succeed Judy Murray as Great Britains Fed Cup captain.Former British No. 1 Keothavong was a Fed Cup stalwart, with her 40 ties between 2001 and 2013 only bettered by Virginia Wade.The 33-year-old, who has also been named senior national womens coach, said: Im delighted and honoured to accept this position in the sport that I love.What a privilege its been to see all the British success on the court over the last couple of years, especially this last 12 months.But success doesnt just happen, it takes hard work, dedication, commitment and a desire to continually do better.I really look forward to working with everyone in British Tennis: the performance and coaching teams at the LTA and of course the players as we aim to raise the bar even higher.Murray spent five years in the role but was unable to guide Britain out of the regional zone and into the World Group.Murray was frustrated not to have her best players available at the same time, with Heather Watson and Laura Robson sidelined at times by injury and illness while the last straw was Johanna Konta missing the 2016 tournament.With Konta now a top-10 player and Robson back fit and working her way slowly up the rankings again, Keothavong looks to be taking over the role at an ideal time.Watson, ranked No. 76, can offer good support to Konta while 17-year-old Katie Swan broke Keothavongs record as Britains youngest Fed Cup player earlier this year.Keothavong has the potential advantage of having played with most of her squad, including Konta, whose commitment to the competition will undoubtedly be crucial to Britains hopes.Konta said: I think Anne is a great choice as our next GB Fed Cup captain.She will lead from real life experience because she was a winner on court and she knew what it took to step up and play for her country. I wish her the best and look forward to the 2017 campaign.Keothavong, who reached a career-high ranking of No. 48 in 2009, will travel to the Australian Open in preparation for next years Fed Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group 1 tournament, which will be staged in Tallinn, Estonia from February 7-12.In her role as senior coach, Keothavong will work with the Lawn Tennis Associations head of womens tennis, Jeremy Bates. Clearance Nike Air Max 90 . The recently retired Stern was elected Friday to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and will be enshrined with the class of 2014 on Aug. Nike Air Max 90 From China . Denis Coderre, the former federal MP who was elected mayor on Nov. 3, has drawn the ire of some Montreal Canadiens. During last nights game he tweeted: "Hello? Can we get a one-way ticket to (minor-league) Hamilton for David Desharnais please. https://www.cheapnikeairmax90china.us/ . 4 Villanova with a 96-68 drubbing on Monday. 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Leidner cant play because of a concussion, so coach Tracy Claeys must rely upon junior Conor Rhoda to snap the Golden Gophers two-game skid.Rhoda has thrown one pass this season, a six-yard completion late in a 58-28 win over Indiana State. Now hes poised for his first career start.Hes excited. I saw the big smile on his face, Minnesota receiver Drew Wolitarsky said. Obviously were going to miss Mitch out there, but ... were just going to take it with a grain of salt and go win it on the road.Like Minnesota, Maryland (4-1, 1-1 Big Ten) has quarterback issues following a sobering defeat.Perry Hills was injured in last weeks 38-14 loss at Penn State and is questionable for Saturday. If his sore shoulder remains a problem, true freshman Tyrrell Pigrome will get his first start.Pigrome played the entire second half against Penn State but was unable to produce a score for an offense that came into the game averaging 43 points per game.It wasnt entirely his fault.We have a long way to go, offensive coordinator Walt Bell said of Marylands attack. Were not there yet. Last week, we just happened to be really far away from that.Minnesota (3-2, 0-2) never really got its offense in sync against Iowa.Just a lot of missed opportunities, really, Wolitarsky said. It was frustrating to watch. Just small things, little gaps running backs missed, balls that should have been caught.---Some other things to know about the first Big Ten meeting between Minnesota and Maryland:RUNNING WILD: The Golden Gophers have three players who have run for 100 yards in a game this season.dddddddddddd. Rodney Smith did it twice, Shannon Brooks gained 100 in a 29-26 overtime loss to Penn State two weeks ago and Kobe McCrary had 176 against Indiana State. These guys are elusive. They can break tackles, Terps defensive coordinator Any Buh said. Several teams have had a hard time tackling them after first contact.MINUS TWO: Maryland first-year coach DJ Durkin has suspended special teams star Isaiah Davis for this game. Davis flattened the Penn State kicker Joey Julius long after the whistle blew. The Terrapins will also be without running back Trey Edmunds, who has a fractured right foot. The Virginia Tech transfer has 1,115 career yards rushing and 14 TDs.DEFENSIVE LAMENT: The Golden Gophers allowed one touchdown to Iowa, a 54-yard run in the fourth quarter. But that proved to be the difference. We definitely played probably our most complete game, but theres stuff we need to correct still, linebacker Nick Rallis said. Fourteen points is still too much. We let up a big play in there. 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