TV Highlights College Basketball and More Schedule
TV guide lists numerous games from college basketball to NBA and various Olympic events. Notable matches include Georgetown at Butler, Maryland at Nebraska, Oklahoma at Texas Tech, Kansas at Iowa State, and LSU at Alabama. Also shown are NBA games Cleveland at Oklahoma City and San Antonio at Denver, plus European soccer Champions League and Europa League fixtures and a full slate of Olympic coverage and figure skating.
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Butler
Cesen
Maryland
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Kansas
Iowa St
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ESPAL
Boston College
Pittsburgh
Espnews
Arkansas
Mississippi
Betoidji
Creighton
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Northwestern
Rutger
Virginia
Miami
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Minnesota
ESPN
South Carolina
Tennessee
ESPNU
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Alabama
SEC
Warhorses eye deep run after playoff bid loss
Barnwell closes regular season with eighth ranking in Class AA as they enter the Lower State playoffs as No. 8 seed. Key players Teah Williams Anajae James Kyra Shuler lead a defense allowing 34.8 points per game and aim for a first round home game against Garcett Academy Tech with Mullins looming potential second round.
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Pt. Thesday
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Barnwell
Ma- Teah Williams
Hammonds
Anajae James
Kyra Shuler
Wathorses
Loas
North Charleston
Burke
Marion
Mullins
Batesburg- Leesville
Warhorses
Batesburg-Leesville
Florence
Haremands
Pacers fall to Cougars as poor shooting sinks comeback bid
USC Aiken women suffer a 280 48 loss to Columbus State after shooting 23.1 percent including 2 for 20 in the second quarter. Raymonville lead CSU with 26 points while Ware hit three threes for USCA. Miller praised effort but noted need for more made shots.
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Jack Miller
Golumbus State
Cougars
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Jim
Teara
Tatiana Ware
Zoth Thompson
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Sade Johnson
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Comey
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Uot
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Ceu
Atoark
Raymannville
UNC Pembroke
Artie Waller
Specaltothea
USC
Aiken
Melyk
Taouli
Columbus State
Cavaliers reclaim No. 1 in AP basketball poll as upsets shake rankings
Virginia ascends to No. 1 for the first time since 1982 after an overtime loss to Virginia Tech and a week of upsets that reshaped the top. Clemson jumps five spots to join the top ranks amid a tumultuous AP Top 25 with Michigan State, UConn, and others in the upper tier.
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Thiseason
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Standard and Weight State
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Mississipi State
Baylor
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South Carolina
Espartoia
Skater nails triple axel 21 seconds into Olympic Free Skate
A Japanese skater, first to perform, lands a triple axel early in the women's Olympic Free Skate. She leads with a flawless routine despite wobbles, as teammates cheer and the crowd erupts. Laurie Blaum, Ena Aksjarvi follow, Miho Takagi narrowly trails for bronze amid a Dutch medal sweep worry.
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Whaseye
Miho Takagi
Japan
Marvit Leenstra
Netherlands
King of Moguls Wins Olympic Gold in Sochi Style
King of Moguls Kingsbury, wearing a Mshiet reading It’s Good FaBe The King, posted 36 63 to win his first Olympic gold. Miatt Graham of Australia took silver and Daichi Hara of Japan bronze as their nations earned their first medals at the games. Fourcade rebounded from eighth to secure his third Olympic gold with Sagielason of Sweden taking silver and Doll of Germany earning bronze. Lundby dominated ski jumping with a 110 meter leap for 2646 poles, giving Norway its second gold. Althaus of Germany was runner up, with Takanashi of Japan third.
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Sochi
Miatt Graham
Australia
Cook
Daichi Hara
Japan
Garmes
Fourcade
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Clairo
Sebasan Sagielason
Sweden
Benedikt Doll
Germany
Lundby
Norway
Katharina Althaus
Sara Takanashi
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