Weekend sports schedule glimpse across multiple leagues
A dense Saturday schedule lists auto racing in Saudi Arabia and skeleton in Germany, plus college basketball games featuring Ohio State, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, and many more. Also slated are college football bowls, golf tours, UFC prelims, NBA and NFL games, NHL, rodeo, rugby, and alpine skiing events across networks NBCSN, FS1, ESPN, CBS, ABC, and more.
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Notre Dame
Purdue
Western Michigan
Michigan
ESPNU
NC State
Penn State
Rutgers
Seton Hall
Butler
Indiana
Charleston
Vcu
ESPN
Utah
Kentucky
Southern Mississippi
Wichita State
SEC
Arizona State
Georgia
Northern Iowa
Iowa
ESPN2
Gonzaga
North Carolina
Washington
Virginia Tech
Auburn
Uab
Eastern Kentucky
Xavier
Cincinnati
Mississippi State University
USC
Oklahoma
Baylor
Arizona
LSU
St. Mary’s
ABC
Air Force Reserve
North Carolina A&t
Alcorn State
Tulane
Louisiana-Lafayette
North Texas
Utah State
Maine
Fresno State
Ferris State
Valdosta State
Raycom Media
Georgia Southern
Eastern Michigan
R&l
Tennessee State
Appalachian State
Alfred Dunhill
South Africa
Indonesia
Lee
Laquinta
Orlando
Mexico City
Houston
NY Jets
Cleveland
Denver
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Leinster
Bath
Multisport TV slate highlights day five finals and clashes
NBCSN covers World Championship short course swimming Day 5 finals from China. Premier League matches include Manchester City versus Everton and Tottenham against Burnley. FS1 carries Club World Cup quarterfinal Kashima versus Guadalajara and Bundesliga games Hannover versus Bayern Munich and Werder Bremen versus Dortmund. Also NBC presents Fulham against West Ham. College women basketball features LSU at Rutgers and NCAA women’s volleyball championship Nebraska versus Stanford.
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Italy
China
Manchester City
Everton
Kashima
Chivas de Guadalajara
Hannover
Bayern Munich
Tottenham
Burnley
Werder Bremen
Borussia Dortmund
Fulham
West Ham
LSU
Rutgers
Nebraska
Stanford
This Day in Sports December 15 1925 to 2013 recap
Snapshot of notable sports events from 1925 to 2013 include the 1925 NHL opener in New York where the Americans lost 3-1 to the Canadiens before 17 000, 1929 Blackhawks beat Pirates 3-1 at Chicago Stadium, 1964 Wilt Chamberlain 58 points in Warriors Knicks OT, 1970 Glenn Hall reaches 400 NHL wins, 1973 Tennessee over Temple 11-6 in a low scoring game, 1973 Sandy Hawley first jockey with 500 wins in a year, 1984 Gretzky scores five goals in Oilers 8-2 win, 1995 Grizzlies end 19 game slide with 104-100 OT win over Portland, 2000 Georgia Southern claims second straight I AA title, 2012 Arizona beats Nevada 49-48 in New Mexico Bowl as Scott throws late TDs and the comeback, 2013 Jamaal Charles ties franchise TD record in Chiefs 56-31 win over Oakland.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Blackhawks
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Stadium
Vic Ripley
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Polo Grounds
Sid Luckman
Bears
Fulback Merles Hapes
NFL
Bert Bell
Alvin J. Paris
Hapes
San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
New York Knicks
Glenn Hall
St. Louis Blues
NHL
Hall
Minnesota North Stars
Terry Sawchuk
Tennessee
Temple
John Snow
Sandy Hawley
Charlie Jr
Laurel Race Course
Oakland
Jim “Catfish” Hunter
Peter Seitz
Charles O. Finley
Hunter
Edmonton
Wayne Gretzky
Oilers
Vancouver Grizzlies
NBA
Portland
Georgia Southern
Montana
Matt Scott
Arizona
Nevada
Jamaal Charles
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Baylor Rout Tops Winthrop 140 32 in Women’s Basketball History
In 2016 Baylor, ranked No 3, crushed Winthrop 140 32 for the largest Division I women s basket ball margin ever surpassing Grambling s 139 37 win in 1986. This landmark result sets a historic record for scoring and blowout margin in the sport.
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Baylor
Winthrop
Grambling
Jarvis Christian College
Mount Union
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Purple Raiders
Crusaders
Baseball and Football Transactions and Coaching Moves
Major League Baseball and minor league suspensions issued for 50 games each to Francisco Lopez-Soto Alex Mauricio and Griffin Roberts for drug violations. Additional suspensions for Hunter Oliver and Dallas Woolfolk following amphetamine positives. AL Orioles name Brandon Hyde as manager. Tigers, Yankees, Mets, Brewers announce contracts. Front ier League extends Patrick McGrath. NFL suspends Tavaris Bryant for substance abuse. CFL Eskimos sign two DBs. NHL recalls and signings across multiple teams. MLS signings and trades. College programs announce coaches and director appointments.
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Baseball
Major League Baseball
Commissioner OF Baseball
Boston
Francisco Lopez-Soto
Lowell
Baltimore Orioles
Brandon Hyde
Detroit Tigers
Jordy Mercer
NEW York Yankees
Tyler Hill
Detroit
Milwaukee Brewers
Jimmy Nelson
NEW York Mets
Jeurys Familia
Frontier League
Florence Freedom
Patrick McGrath
Travis Maezes
Casey Soltis
Xavier Turner
Washington Wild Things
Counter Dolshun
NFL
Oakland
Martavis Bryant
National Football League
Detroit Lions
G Salesi Uhatafe
Deontez Alexander
Jacksonville Jaguars
Kai Forbath
Leon Jacobs
Josh Walker
Barry Church
Josh Wells
Lyndon Johnson
TE Niles Paul
NEW York Jets
Isaiah Crowell
De’Angelo Henderson
Edmonton Eskimos
Maurice McKnight
Oshane Samuels
Calgary Flames
Jon Gillies
Stockton
Ryan Lemberg
Dallas Stars
Denis Gurianov
Texas
Detroit Red Wings
Filip Hronek
Grand Rapids
Brian Lashoff
American Hockey League
SAN Diego Gulls
Scott Moldenhauer
Tulsa
Reading Royals
Gs Karlie Millen
Andrew D’agostini
Philadelphia Union
Sergio Santos
Sporting Kansas City
Rodney Wallace
Erik Hurtado
Vancouver
Toronto FC
Clint
Chargers edge Chiefs in Thursday thriller
The Los Angeles Chargers beat Kansas City 29 to 28 in a tense Thursday game. Upcoming schedule lists Houston at the Jets and Cleveland at Denver on Saturday, with Sunday matchups including Titans at Giants and Packers at Bears among others.
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Kansas City
Houston
N.Y
Washington
Jacksonville
Seattle
San Francisco
New England
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
L.A. Rams
New Orleans
Carolina
Tennessee
Baltimore
Atlanta
N.Y. Giants
Indianapolis
Green Bay
Denver
Oakland
NFL Week Weekday and Week Ahead Injury Report Summary
The NFL injury report from New York AP lists multiple teams with players marked out doubtful or questionable across games on December 22 to 24. Notable entries include Houston Texans at New York Jets with several inactives and Browns at Broncos with Denzel Ward out, plus Packers at Bears, Lions at Bills, Cowboys at Colts, Seahawks at 49ers, Saints at Panthers, and others with a mix of out and questionable designations.
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Houston Texans
NEW York Jets
Texans
Keke Coutee
Zach Fulton
Andre Hal
JETS
Jeremiah Attaochu
Isaiah Crowell
Quincy Enunna
Trenton Cannon
Jordan Jenkins
Kevin Pierre-Louis
Cleveland Browns
Denver Broncos
Browns
Deane Bucannon
Chad Williams
Falcons
Terrell McClain
Ito Smith
Dallas Cowboys
Indianapolis Colts
Cowboys
David Irving
Zack Martin
Geoff Swaim
Tavon Austin
Randy Gregory
Sean Lee
Lance Lenoir
Tyron Smith
COLTS
Mark Glowinski
Michael Mitchell
Skai Moore
Clayton Geathers
T.Y. Hilton
Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills
LIONS
Bruce Ellington
Shawn Hand
Kerryon Johnson
Rick Wagner
Charles Washington
Trevor Bates
Nick Bellore
Marcus Cooper
Taylor Decker
Devon Kennard
Matthew Stafford
BILLS
Ryan Lewis
Stephen Hauschka
Chris Ivory
Vikings
Chad Beebe
David Morgan
Mike Remmers
Sheldon Richardson
NEW England Patriots
Pittsburgh Steelers
Patriots
Steelers
Marcus Gilbert
James Conner
Ryan Switzer
Oakland Raiders
Cincinnati Bengals
Raiders
Maurice Hurst
Gabe Jackson
Kelechi Osemele
Kyle Wilber
Bengals
Ventaze Burfict
KeiVarne Russell
Cordy Glenn
Michael Johnson
Dre Kirkpatrick
Tony McRae
Seattle Seahawks
San Francisco 49Ers
Rashaad Penny
Ku. Wright
Dr. Fluker
Doug Baldwin
Bradley McDougald
Jarran Reed
49ERS
Jaquiski Tartt
Matt Breida
Marquise Goodwin
DE Cassius Marsh
Mark Nzeocha
Dante Pettis
Waun Williams
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Baltimore Ravens
Buccaneers
Justin Evans
DeSean Jackson
Beau Allen
Carlton Davis
Demar Dotson
Isaiah Johnson
Jason Pierre-Paul
Adarius Taylor
Ravens
Alex Lewis
Joe Flacco
Marlon Humphrey
Tony Jefferson
Anthony Levine
Tim Williams
Tavon Young
Tennessee Titans
NEW York Giants
Titans
David Fluellen
Brian Orakpo
LOS Angeles Rams
Eagles
Jordan Hicks
Timmy Jernigan
Sidney Jones
Isaac Seumalo
Carson Wentz
Michael Bennett
Shelton Gibson
Avonte Maddox
RAMS
NEW Orleans Saints
Carolina Panthers
Saints
Terron Armstead
Kurt Coleman
Andrus Peat
Ryan Bey
Panthers
Graham Gano
Cam Newton
Mike Adams
Chris Clark
Thomas Davis
Rashaan Goulden
DE Julius Peppers
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