On The Air Tuesday Sports Night Schedule
Indiana at Toronto and Islanders at St Louis headline a Tuesday night of games. NIT Auburn faces Purdue at 4 pm while San Jose visits Colorado and Pepperdine travels to New Mexico with all games televised on ESPN platforms.
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NCAA Women Basketball Tournament Results Recap
Regional matchups and scores from the NCAA women’s tournament across the Mideast Midwest and West regions. Key results include Missouri defeating Georgia 78 65 and Tennessee defeating St Marys 75, with several second round and regional semifinal pairings listed alongside times and venues.
Baseball trade and minor league moves prompt roster shuffles
Transactions by the Associated Press show the Chicago White Sox acquiring pitcher Mike Rupp from the Red Sox to finalize a previous trade. Other teams including Milwaukee, Oakland, Arizona, Atlanta, Cincinnati and Colorado announce option assignments and minor league camp reassignments across several leagues and affiliates.
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Mario
Corey Aldridge
Greenville
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Illinois and Kansas cruise to Midwest second round wins
No. 1 Illinois defeated Charlotte 79 61 and fourth seed Kansas rolled past Syracuse 87 58 in Dayton. Illinois smothered Charlotte with defense while Kansas dominated rebounding and inside play, sending the Jayhawks toward a Sweet 16 clash as spring break arrives.
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Reichert Works To Improve Control In Spring Training
Royals pitcher Dan Reichert seeks calmer head movement to fix control issues after leading the AL with 18 wild pitches and 91 walks last season. He claims effective wildness unsettles hitters and notes sinks sometimes move unpredictably. Reichert aims to start, valued for prep time and routine.
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Stiles powers SMSU past Rutgers to reach West semis
Jackie Stiles scored 32 points, including 17 in the final 6:57, as fifth-seeded Southwest Missouri State upset Rutgers 60-53 in the NCAA West Regional second round. SMSU advances to face top seed Duke in Spokane after overcoming a concussion earlier in the tournament. Rutgers ends at 23-8.
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Local players named to all-state basketball teams
Senior Beccy Tooley of Central Heights and juniors Lind sey Dieterich of Ottawa and Lexee McDonnell of Anderson County head the list of area players named to all-state basketball teams by the Capitol Journal and Wichita Eagle. Also named were Josh Briggs of Osage City and Dusty Wise of Marais De Cygnes Valley. The Ottawa Herald plans its all-area team release later this week.
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Osage City
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Wellsville
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Baldwin
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Marais de Cygnes Valley
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Waverly
Knight could be Tech coach soon
Knight may become Texas Tech basketball coach if university president Schmidly and athletic director Myers recommend him and chancellor Montford approves. The job stays open 10 business days. Faculty Senate meeting and faculty petitions shape the decision as Knight faces past temper scrutiny.
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