Baseball Spring Glance From The Associated Press
Major League standings show AL leaders Baltimore and Texas at top with strong showings. National League leaders San Diego and Florida share top records as spring games unfold. Note clarifies split squad rules and cross-league results.
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College Baseball Top 25 and regional tournament play
The AP poll lists the top college baseball teams with records through March 11 and tracks regional tournament seeds. Regional first rounds unfold at Nassau and Greensboro with Notre Dame, Indiana State, Kentucky, UCLA, and others scheduled, while the Midwest and West regions feature Arizona, Mississippi, Stanford, and more in knockout brackets.
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Late season college action fuels busy weekend slate
Weekend schedule lists Garden City teams in multiple games across baseball and softball events at Howard, Chandler Gilbert, Midland and Pima, with rankings and vote updates for top college programs including Boston College, Florida, Kentucky and Iowa State. The busy slate also features regional tournament matchups in Knoxville, Ames, Storrs, and other campuses with multiple pairings and times for Saturday and Sunday events.
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Cotati Listings Highlight National Sports Schedule
College basketball headlines a busy night with Seton Hall at Alabama on ESPN in the NIT first round, Northwestern State versus Winthrop in Dayton, and Memphis at Utah on ESPN2. NBA action features Sacramento at Orlando on TBS, NHL has St Louis at Philadelphia on ESPN2, and soccer covers UEFA Champions League group stage matchday 12 with teams and site TBA on ESPN2. Tennis provides Indian Wells early rounds on ESPN and late coverage at 8 pm on ESPN.
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NIT first round telecast slots vary across ESPN networks
Basketball fans see first round NIT games on ESPN and ESPN2 with sites and teams to be announced. NBA action features Minnesota at San Antonio on TNT at 7 p.m.. NHL has Rangers at Buffalo on ESPN at 7 p.m. local. tennis Masters Indian Wells coverage includes women's quarterfinals at 2 p.m. on ESPN with delayed tape at 1 a.m. on ESPN2.
Fogler to Leave South Carolina After Eight Years as Coach
Eddie Fogler will not return as South Carolina basketball coach after a 15-14 season. Athletic director Mike McGee said he would not extend Fogler's contract and the coach agreed to depart. Fogler, 123-116 in eight years, will be paid 750000 to buy out the remaining three years. The Gamecocks were upset in the NCAA first round by Coppin State in 1997 and Richmond in 1998.
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Flint resigns as UMass coach after 15-15 season
Massachusetts coach James Bruiser Flint resigned after meeting with officials to discuss his future with the team. The Minutemen were 15-15 this season and did not reach NCAA or NIT postseason play. Flint, 35, leaves with an 86-72 career record and one year left on his contract, with about 150000 owed.
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Florida Star Brent Wright Out For NCAA Tournament
Florida forward Brent Wright underwent another operation on his injured right foot on Monday and will miss the entire NCAA tournament. The setback compounds previous injuries that already sidelined guard Justin Hamilton and hit the defending runners up hard.
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Multiple NCAA tournament matchups and women’s bracket results
The listing outlines numerous men’s NCAA tournament games by arena and time across campuses like The Jon M Huntsman Center and The O Connell Center, plus a Women’s National Invitation Tournament schedule with Cincinnati at Ohio State, Indiana at Middle Tennessee, and other pairings and kickoffs.
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