TV Highlights and Sports Schedule Mashup
A dense TV and event rundown lists college basketball games across CBS Sports Network ESPN and ESPNU with matchups including SMU at UConn Michigan at Purdue Morehead State at Murray State Penn State at Ohio State and others. Additional entries cover golf the X Games skating and tennis with venues like Paradise Island Bahamas Dubai Desert Classic and Australian Open noted by channel and time.
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Cavaliers Smother Clemson To Extend Win Streak
Virginia, ranked No. 2, crushed No. 18 Clemson 61-36 behind a suffocating defense that forced 19 Tiger turnovers and produced 14 steals. Devon Hall led with 14 points, Kyle Guy added 12, as the Cavaliers improved to 19-1 and 8-0 in the ACC, matching their best conference start since 1980-81.
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Kyle Guy
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Australian Open Results Wednesday at Melbourne Park
Results from Melbourne Park include men's singles quarterfinals with Hyeon Chung defeating Tennys Sandgren and Roger Federer beating Tomas Berdych. In women's singles, Simona Halep defeated Karolina Pliskova, and Angelique Kerber beat Madison Keys. Doubles, juniors, and mixed events also listed with multiple match outcomes and late-night NBA-style schedules appended.
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Simona Halep
Romania
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Angelique Kerber
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Oliver Marach
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Mate Pavic
Croatia
Dominic Inglot
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Marcus Daniels
New Zealand
Robert Farah
Colombia
Juan Sebastian Cabal
Lleyton Hewitt
Australia
Sam Groth
Gamecocks upset No. 20 Florida 77 72 in Gainesville
Wesley Myers scored a season high 22 points and Chris Silva had 18 points and 12 rebounds as South Carolina beat Florida 77 72 in an Elite Eight rematch. Myers hit 5 of 7 from three as the Gamecocks hit 11 of 21 from deep while Florida struggled from three. KeVaughn Allen led Florida with 15 points.
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Hall of Fame voting inches toward 70 percent mark
HOF voters moved toward induction with several players nearing the required threshold. Mike Mussina rose to 63.5 percent, Clemens to 57.3 percent, and Bonds to 56.4 percent as all four new inductees were chosen for July 29 ceremonies.
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