Spring Training Standings and Results Almanac
American League teams lead with Cleveland and Detroit atop, Texas and Los Angeles mid-pack. National League contends with Cincinnati and Arizona strong. scores from Saturday and Sunday exhibitions include Texas 12 Colorado 8 and San Francisco 6 Kansas City 5, with several MLB and college games noted and a full slate upcoming.
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NIT and NCAA basketball schedule roundup
A dense list of second round and quarterfinal matchups across NIT and NCAA tournaments. Notable items include Clemson vs Mississippi and Kansas State vs DePaul in NIT second round, multiple NCAA women's and men's games with times and networks, plus regional indicators and scattered baseball results. The block reads like a busy telecast and event guide with teams, venues, and broadcast slots.
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Mississippi
Kansas State
DePaul
NHL
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N.Y
Calif
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Austin
Texas
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Los Angeles
Stanford
Dayton
Frank Erwin Center
Oklahoma
Southeast
Missouri State
Marquette
Louisiana-Lafayette
Maples Pavilion
Middle Tennessee
Gonzaga
Marist
Ohio State
Hartford Civic Center
Hartford
Conn
TCU
Maryland
Harvard
Peterson Events Center
Tennessee
Drake
James Madison
TBA
Petersen Events Center
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Seton Hall
Virginia Tech
Western Carolina
South Dakota State
Illinois State
Souther Ilinois
Oregon
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Indiana
Heath
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Minnesota
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South Carolina and Iowa sweep reach NCAA bids in tourney buzz
NBA results and tourney implications fill the page with December style action. South Carolina and Hofstra advance, while Wisconsin and Kentucky face winners in a set of regional previews.
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Hofstra
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Virginia
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Wisconsin
Kentucky
Iowa
Indiana
South Dakota State
Utah
Illinois
Kansas State
Celtics fined for excessive contact with Durant family
Boston Celtics confirm a 30000 dollar NBA fine after contact with Kevin Durant’s family during the Big 12 tournament. GM Danny Ainge sat with Durant’s mother, violating rules restricting talks with draft prospects until declaration. Sports Illustrated first reported the incident. Ann Arbor firing: Michigan dismisses Tommy Amaker after 87-66 NIT loss to Florida State.
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Tommy Amaker
Wolverines
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Johnson Passes Stewart for Cup Victory in Atlanta
Jimmie Johnson overtook Tony Stewart three laps from the end at Atlanta Motor Speedway to win the NASCAR Nextel Cup race. Johnson, the reigning champion, delivers back to back victories after beating Jeff Gordon in Las Vegas the prior week.
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Hendrick Motorsports
Jeff Gordon
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