On The Air Exhibition and NCAA Tournament Schedule
Broadcast lineup includes Baltimore versus Florida noon on ESPN2. Florida A M versus Lehigh at 6 p.m. on ESPN. NHL St. Louis at Los Angeles 6 30 p.m. PSN. NIT Iowa at St. Louis 6 p.m. ESPN2. Missouri at Michigan 8 p.m. Tennis ATP WTA Pacific 4 p.m. 9 p.m. Wednesday. NBA Portland at Indiana 6 p.m. ESPN Purdue at Notre Dame 6 p.m. LSU at Oklahoma 8 30 p.m. Colorado at Oregon 11 p.m. ATP WTA Pacific Life Open 2 p.m. ESPN ATP WTA Pacific Life Open 4 p.m. 9 p.m. ESPN2.
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Ottawa University track shows strengths at Bethany invite
Ottawa University track posted strong results at the Bethany Swede Invite led by Brandi Soper winning the 100 meter high hurdles in 15.70 and Jacob Pillion taking the 400 meter dash. Adam Winkler won the men’s 5K while Hank Palan placed second in the 400 meter intermediate hurdles. OU teammates Duling Ford Porter and Rausch won the 4X800 relay and freshmen Renger and Walk impressed in pole vault. The next meet is at McPherson.
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No. 1 seeds face open road in NCAA women’s brackets
Penn State receives top seed as selection committee cites parity in a deep field. Connecticut lands No. 2 seed in Hartford region near Bridgeport, while Duke and Texas claim other No. 1 slots. Huskies draw favorable but familiar route amid eight Big East teams in the tournament.
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Top 25 AP final men's basketball poll report
The Associated Press final top 25 lists the nation’s strongest teams through March 14 with first place votes in parentheses. The rankings reflect records and points for the season close, indicating consensus on top programs and the distribution of voting across the panel.
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Colorado coach says investigations a bump in the road
Colorado coach Barnett calls investigations into sexual assaults a bump in the road as the program faces federal lawsuits and scrutiny over past incidents. Letters dated Feb 6 reveal media requests for correspondence about minors and prospective athletes, amid seven rape accusations involving players or recruits since 1907. Reggie Stephens, a 12 year NFL veteran, joined as a free agent and previously assisted with defensive backs, after 26 career interceptions and 446 tackles.
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