Today’s televised sports slate highlights multiple events
Schedule lists Wichita State vs George Mason at 6 27 p m on channels 5 and 13 followed by Connecticut vs Washington at 8 57 p m on channels 5 and 13 ISU World Championship skating at 6 30 p m ESPN arena football KC 8 Brigade at New York at 8 30 p m on channel 62 and MS Saturday LSU women vs DePaul at 11 a m ESPN NCAA Division II final at noon Oklahoma women vs Stanford at 1 p m ESPN NCAA Women’s Tournament at 3 30 p m on channels 5 and 13 women’s NCAA Division II final at 5 p m ESPN2 Baylor women vs Maryland and Boston College women vs Utah at 10 30 p m ESPN2 baseball Kansas City vs Chicago Cubs exhibition at 2 p m on KSTN WHB 810 am racing Busch Sharpie 300 at 2 p m on channel 4 KDKD 95 3 FM soft PGA Players Championship at 1 p m on channels 27 41 horse racing Dubai World Cup at 2 p m on channels 2 9 49 and Land’s End Stakes at 4 p m on ESPN2
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Oklahoma
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Maryland
Boston Collage
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Kansas City
Chicago Cubs
KSTN
WHB
NJCAA Women Power Through Consolations at Salina Center
JACOs event moved to Salina Bicentennial Center with consolation showdowns. Arkansas Fort Smith defeated Northeast Mississippi 81 64 while Northeast Mississippi eliminated Western Nebraska 45 44. Georgia Perimeter edged Lake Region State 77 63 to reach quarterfinals alongside Moberly Area. Semifinal pairings include Odessa facing Chipola and Monroe NY meeting Central Arizona with top seeds dominating.
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Mississippi
Nebraska
Georgia
Lake Region
N.D
Moberly
Monroe
N.Y
Southeastern
Central Arizona
Chattanooga State
Tenn
Trinity Valley
Texas
Colbyy City
Shelton State
Ala
Lake Region State
N.C
Southeastern Illinois
Tann
NAIA poll and NCAA tournament games summary
AP reports regional matchups across Washington Atlanta Minneapolis Oakland and final four sites. Key results include LSU defeating Duke 62-54 and Texas beating West Virginia 74-71, with Memphis over Bradley 80-64 and UCLA over Gonzaga 73-71.
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Georgia Dome
LSU
Duke
Texas
West Virginia
Oakland
Oakland Arena
Memphis
Bradley
UCLA
Gonzaga
Huggins Named Kansas State Basketball Coach Amid Scrutiny
Kansas State introduced Bob Huggins as its new basketball coach, hoping to revive a program with NCAA drought since 1996. Huggins, famed for Cincinnati success, stressed accountability while acknowledging past controversies, as athletic director Weiser weighed concerns about his off court reputation. Cartier Martin leads a talented Wildcats squad eager to regain Big Eight era strength.
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Cincinnati Bearcats
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Bob Knight
Knight
Cincinnati
Nancy Zimpher
Nati
Bearcats
Tim Weiser
NCAA
Weiser
Bob
Cartier Martin
Wooldridge
K-States Huggins Hire Spurs College Climate Questions
AP columnist Jim Litke outlines the Huggins hiring at Kansas State and the Cincinnati program turmoil. He notes Cincinnati suspensions of James White and Jihad Muhammad amid NCAA eligibility probes, while K State weighs integrity and fit as it introduces its new coach and faces past controversies.
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Dr. Mayo
Cincinnati North College Hill
Ohio
Mayo
South Carolina
University of Cincinnati
James White
Jihad Muhammad
White
Muhammad
Andy Kennedy
Jon Wefald
Wefald
NCAA
America
Duke Falls To LSU In Atlanta Regional Upset
Duke, led by Redick who shot 3 of 18, was upset 62 54 by LSU in the Atlanta Regional. LSU defensive pressure, Tyrus Thomas blocks, and Garrett Temple suffocated Duke as Glen Davis and Darrel Mitchell paced the Tigers. LSU built a late 11 2 run to seal the victory.
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Garrett Temple
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Texas
Longhorns
West Virginia
Mike Krzyzewski
Kansas
Michigan State
Glen
Davis
Sheldon Williams
John Brady
Blue Devils
Thomas
Greg Paulus
Darrel Mitchell
Shockers meet George Mason in Washington regional
Wichita State, after a 17 year wait for an NCAA bid, faces George Mason in the Washington Regional round of 16. The Shockers travel far, play in a hostile venue, and seek a first Elite Eight since 1981, while Mason relishes home support from nearby Northern Virginia.
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PJ. Couisnard
Texas
Karen Bradley
Jai Lewis
Jim Larranaga
NCAA
Lee Shockers
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Bill Walker
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Theresa Parenti
Ottawa
Selena Sparks
Jared Parenti
Dylan Weidl
Noah Foster
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Parenti
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Foster
Topeka
Sam Carver
Alex Aguirre
Dalton Weich
Caleb Parenti
Austin Nutt
Jordan Osladil
Brandon Ott
Lincoln Coleman
Chris Coover
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