Boxing and college basketball TV highlights and Open results
Boxing from Brooklyn features Spence Jr. defending the IBF welterweight title against Peterson and Easter Jr. defending the IBF lightweight crown against Fortuna. College hoops fill the schedule with numerous noon and afternoon games across ESPN networks plus late night tennis and golf results from Melbourne and La Quinta.
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Top 25 College Basketball Saturday Schedule
A comprehensive scoreboard lists No. 1 Villanova at UConn and No. 3 Purdue at Iowa among Saturday games. Other top teams include No. 4 Oklahoma at Oklahoma State, No. 5 Duke at Pittsburgh, No. 6 West Virginia at Texas, and more across multiple arenas.
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Gamecocks aim to beat another ranked foe
USC seeks to topple No. 21 Tennessee after rebounding from a 1-3 start to reach .500 in the SEC. The program, led by Mark Kotsar and Chris Silva, hopes to extend a two-game win streak in front of a packed Colonial Life Arena as March approaches.
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Tigers Eye All ACC Talent After North Carolina Loss
Clemson coach Brownell notes Notre Dame style challenges from Notre Dame like guard depth and athleticism. He urges players to flush the UNC loss and prepare for a raucous Littlejohn crowd and upcoming Zion Williamson Clemson recruitment chatter. He cites home crowd momentum against Louisville and Miami.
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