TV Highlights College Basketball and Related Sports
A compact rundown of tonight’s sports on multiple networks including Holy Cross at American and North Carolina at Virginia Tech on CBSEN and ESPN family channels. Other picks feature Iowa State at Texas, Maryland at Indiana, Nebraska at Ohio State, West Virginia at Texas Tech, Kansas at Baylor, Michigan State at Illinois, plus golf from the Latin America Amateur Championship and the Web.com Bahamas Great Abaco Classic. NBA action includes Miami at Houston and Minnesota at the L.A. Clippers, with NHL hockey Tampa Bay at Chicago. Premier League women’s soccer Swansea City versus Liverpool, and Australian Open quarterfinals in Melbourne complete the night’s schedule.
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Tigers face major setback as Grantham injury pressures rotation
The Tigers lose key player Grantham to injury, forcing more minutes for Farwards David Skara Mark Dowval and Amle Seams. Coach Brownell says Grantham remains a valuable leader and will attack the setback and return stronger, projecting a bright future for the program.
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Gamecocks fall to Volunteers in late rally
South Carolina lost 70-63 to Tennessee as key mistakes and cold shooting doomed USC. Justin Maya scored 36 with four 3-pointers while Wes Myers added 16, but foul trouble and droughts stalled their offense. Head coach Frank Martin lamented missed free throws and defensive lapses as USC falls behind Tennessee’s 25-point scorer Lamonte Turner. The Gamecocks head to Florida next.
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Rahm Eyes Torrey Pines Title Defense After Strong Start
J Ram started the week with a course-record 62 and followed with 67 and 70 to sit near the lead at 20 under. Adam Hadwin, Martin Piller, and Oh Hah shot 68 70 66 to join the chase as third round slips. Ball striking faded for a key competitor as the field readies for Torrey Pines.
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