TV Highlights and Olympic Events Across Networks
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USC Aiken Slides To Second At Newberry Invitational
USCA golf sits in second after day one at the Newberry Invitational on Kiawah Island. Axel Ostensson leads individual scoring with a 3-under 62 first round, while George Eubank incomplete second round and tied for under 71. August Lindwall finished 22nd with 2 over through two rounds as Columbus State leads the field and Clayton Sates sits third.
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Cavaliers stay at top as Duke climbs in AP Top 25
Virginia keeps No. 1 in the AP Top 25 after an ACC regular-season title push, earning 42 of 65 first-place votes. Duke jumps seven spots to No. 3 after two strong wins sans Marvin Bagley. Villanova holds No. 3 with four first-place votes.
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Olympic skating, Russia clash over doping and suspensions
IOC and CAS actions loom as Russia faces possible reinstatement after a doping probe. Krushelnitsky and Anastasia Bryzyslova contend in mixed doubles, while big air snowboarding debuts celebrate clear weather and strong performances from athletes like Anna Gasser amid neutral Olympic participation.
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Anastasia Bryzyslova
Anna Gasser
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Lorentzen claims Olympic 500m in record 34.41
Havard Lorentzen of Norway wins the 500 meters with an Olympic record of 34.41 seconds, narrowly ahead of Cha Min Kyu of South Korea. Gao Tingyu of China takes bronze with 34.85 as Canada and Germany share the two man bobsled gold at 3 minutes 18.86 seconds. Lauva earns bronze in the same event, narrowly behind the co winners by 0.05 seconds. Norway tops men's team ski jumping with 1098.5 points, ahead of Germany by 22.8 points.
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Gao Tingyu
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Germany
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Alexander Kopacz
Watson’s comeback surge at Riviera sparks Ryder Cup hopes
The piece chronicles Bub Watson’s rollercoaster 2016 season, noting his world ranking drop, near Ryder Cup snub, and eventual Genesis Open win. It highlights his late surge at Riviera, one shot behind Cantlay entering the back nine, and his renewed confidence as he pressed toward the next major events.
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