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Sprint PCS customers now can receive up-to-the-minute coverage of a wide variety of sports as the centerpiece of a new agreement between Sprint and SportsLine.com.
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SportsLine.com offers Sprint PCS customers the latest scores, news, standings, schedules, transactions and injury reports from the NFL, NBA, Major League Baseball, NHL and college football and basketball. Users can also receive fantasy sports information, including live scoring, stats, standings and schedules on their Sprint PCS Phones. Additionally, CBS SportsLine.com provides Sprint PCS customers with the latest headlines and scores from the world of tennis, auto racing and golf. Coverage is supplemented by compelling features such as TV listings, quote of the day and trivia.
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