TV Highlights College Basketball and Pro Games Schedule
A compact listing of tonight’s games across basketball, hockey, and soccer. MississippI State visits Cincinnati on ESPN2, Fordham at Rutgers on ESPNU, St Peter’s at Seton Hall on FS1, Michigan at Texas on ESPN2, Albany at Memphis on ESPNU, Lakers at Knicks on ESPN, Philadelphia at Minnesota on ESPN, plus NHL games Tampa Bay at St Louis on NBCSN. Bundesliga and Premier League matchups follow on FS2 and NBCSN with North Florida at Michigan on BTN for women.
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Eagles cling to first ahead of injuries in bold run
Eagles sit atop the conference with three games left as key players Derek Sproles Jason Peters Jordan Hicks and Chris Maragos are out for the season. Coach Doug Pederson expresses confidence in Nick Foles as the team rallies around adversity and a veteran, game ready quarterback.
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Jordan Hicks
Chris Maragos
Pederson
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Foles
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St. Louis
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Greenwood dominates South Aiken in 52 21 win
The undefeated Greenwood T-Breds smothered South Aiken early to build a large lead and cruise to a 52 21 victory. Greenwood improves to 3 3 and will play Dreher on Friday. Barnwell defeats Pelion 49 32 keeping their girls undefeated in the week. The Warhorses rise to 4 0 and host Williston Elko Wednesday. Wardlaw beats Community Christian 80 45 as they move to 5 3, heading to Newberry for a weekend tournament.
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Wardlaw
Community Christian
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Wildcats climb to No 1 in AP men's basketball poll
Villanova moves to the top of the AP Top 25 with a 10-0 start and 41 first‑place votes, while Michigan State rises to No 2 and Arizona State cracks the top five after a fast week. Duke and Kansas drop from unanimous first place as other top teams like Wichita State and Miami also rise or hold steady. Villanova notes a win over Gonzaga and a close finish versus La Salle as coach Jay Wright praises the honor.
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