Braves edge Nationals after overturned homer review
Washington’s Desmond hit an inside the park homer that was overturned to a ground rule double after a 5 minute replay delay. Upton faced boos as the Braves won 2 1 in Atlanta with Avilan getting the win and Kimbrel closing.
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UConn and Florida Clash in Final Four showdown
Connecticut, the seventh seed, seeks a fourth national title under coach Kevin Ollie as it meets top seed Florida in Arlington. The Huskies, 30-8 after a late-season surge, have won nine of 11 since a December loss to Louisville, while the Gators, led by Billy Donovan, aim for a third title.
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Final Four rematch sets stage at AT&T Stadium
Napier earned ACC player of the year honors and first team All America as UConn faces Florida in a high stakes showdown. Wilbekin led the Gators with 23 points in regional final win, while Napier anchors UConn with 18.1 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 4.9 assists per game as both teams seek a second chance.
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Final Four clash pits Wildcats against Badgers in Texas
In Arlington Wisconsin faces Kentucky in the NCAA semis. Bo Ryan tops a veteran Badgers squad seeking their first Final Four since 2000 while John Calipari guides Kentucky with a star-studded roster chasing a possible title.
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Garcia shoots 65 to top Houston Open leaderboard
Sergio Garcia fired a 7 under 65 to reach 12 under for 36 holes at the Golf Club of Houston and lead Matt Kuchar by one stroke. Bill Haas and Charley Hoffman trailed as Mickelson and Kuchar posted solid rounds amid gusty conditions.
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