NCAA Tournament Second Round Results and Upcoming Quarterfinals
The East region saw Xavier defeat Wisconsin 60 49 in Boise while Pittsburgh routed Oklahoma State seven 84 7 in Dayton. Wisconsin and Oak State exited. Ward results include Missouri upsetting Marquette 83 79 and Arizona knocking off Cleveland State 71 57 in various regional actions.
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Women's NCAA first round action across several regions
Regional results show Oklahoma State Oklahoma beat Prairie View 76 47 while Georgia Tech outscored Iowa 76 62 in Carver Hawkeye. Pittsburgh defeated Xavier 74 59 and Gonzaga beat Xavier earlier 74 59. Other games list matchups and scores across Seattle Storrs and Berkeley regions.
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Food City 500 at Bristol NASCAR results overview
Kyle Busch wins the Food City 500 at Bristol in a 503 lap show with Denny Hamlin and Jimmie Johnson close behind. Final margin 0.39 seconds as leaders include Hamlin Johnson Newman and Martin with top speed 92.139 mph and 9 cautions for 58 laps.
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NHL Scores and Upcoming Games Across Contests
Saturday night Phoenix defeated Vancouver while Sunday results included Philadelphia over Pittsburgh and Chicago over Los Angeles. Other NHL results featured Boston edging New Jersey and Minnesota beating Edmonton among others. Upcoming WW light games list New Jersey at Philadelphia and Detroit at Calgary with times.
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NBA Results and Schedule Highlights From Sunday
Recap of Sunday NBA results with wins by Menix over Washington and Miami over Detroit. Also lists Sunday MLB spring results and World Baseball Classic semifinals, plus tonight’s games and college scores from various matchups.
Goosen breaks drought with Transitions Championship win
Retief Goosen closes with a 1-under 70 to win by one at Innisbrook Copperhead, his first PGA Tour victory in nearly four years. Charles Howell III finishes second after bogeys late. Brett Quigley 68 for a share of runner-up. Tom Lehman tied for eighth after a late birdie.
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Sayonara U S ousted by Japan in World Classic semifinals
Japan defeated the United States 9 4 at Dodger Stadium to advance to the World Baseball Classic final against South Korea. Akinori Iwamura drove in three runs with an RBI triple part of a five run fourth inning. The U S suffered its first loss to Japan since 2005 and had won four straight prior to the defeat.
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Busch dominates Bristol for second win of season
Kyle Busch led 278 of 502 laps at Bristol Motor Speedway to capture his second win of the season. He and teammate Denny Hamlin finished 1-2 for Joe Gibbs Racing as JGR extended dominance. Jimmie Johnson tied his career-best Bristol finish in third, with Jeff Gordon fourth and Kasey Kahne fifth.
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