College Sports TV Schedule Highlights Major Conference Action
A dense schedule lists college basketball rounds from the Big Ten tournament in New York to SEC matchups in Nashville and several games across ESPN ESPN2 and ESPNU. Also shown are golf events from Tshwane Open and WGC Mexico, MLB spring training, NBA, NHL, Premier League soccer, and women’s soccer and basketball events across outlets.
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NBA Standings and Schedule Snapshot for February Basketball
The standings show Minnesota leading the Northwest with 38 wins and Portland 35, while Utah and San Antonio trail. Tuesday results feature Charlotte over Chicago and Cleveland beating Brooklyn. Rest of week matchups include Oklahoma City at Dallas and Minnesota at Portland with several high profile games across the league.
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Scoreboard summary of college men and women games this session
Fairleigh Dickinson beat St Francis 84 7E George Washington topped Fordham. LIU Brooklyn 73 St Francis Brooklyn 50 La Salle 71 Dayton 53 Robert Morris 60 Mount St Marys ce UConn 72 Temple 66 Wagner 73 CCSU 61 South George Mason 81 VCU 80 Kentucky 96 Mississippi 78 Nicholls 73 Northwestern St 70 Richmond 90 UMass 65 SE Louisiana 68 New Orleans 64 South Carolina 83 LSU 74 OT Tennessee Tech 60 LIU Edwardsville 51 Texas A M 61 Georgia 60 Midwest Iowa 96 Illinois 87 Notre Dame 73 Pittsburgh 56 Rutgers 65 Minnesota 54 Xavier 84 Providence 74 Southwest Cent Arkansas 88 Sam Houston St wee III Incarnate Word 83 Houston Baptist Stephen F Austin 76 Abilene Christian 56 Texas A M CC 82 McNeese St 70 Far West Wyoming 66 Air Force 54 Women Bucknell 75 Army 55 Colgate 60 Lafayette 55 Holy Cross 65 Lehigh 62 Loyola Md 65 Boston U 52 Navy 76 American U 49 Penn St 83 Illinois 57 UMBC 73 Mass Lowell 65 Arkansas 88 Vanderbilt 76 Belmont 88 Murray St 64 Georgia Tech 61 Clemson 52 Mississippi 48 Florida 43 Nicholls 85 Northwestern St 53 North Carolina 69 Boston College 64 UT Martin 63 SE Missouri 60 Wake Forest 72 Pittsburgh 38 Buffalo 81 Kent St 51 Central Michigan 88 Ball St 80 Miami Ohio 78 Ohio 56 Northwestern 68 Wisconsin 63
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NHL Standings and Schedules From Eastern Conference Playoffs
Eastern Conference totals show Dallas St Louis Colorado Chicago as division leaders with wins, losses, and goals for and against. A list of upcoming matches includes Calgary at Colorado and New York Rangers at Vancouver while multiple other NHL, NBA, NFL, and college notes recap signings, recalls, trades, and appointments across leagues.
New Mexico blitzes Colorado State 108 87 in rout
Joe Furstinger led seven Lobos in double figures with 22 points as New Mexico raced to a 21-5 start and never trailed. The Lobos topped 100 for the sixth time this season, finishing 37-of-61 from the field and 24-of-29 at the line while breaking the program single season 3s record with 325. Colorado State, led by Prentiss Nixon 27 and Nico Carvacho 11 rebounds, ended the regular season 11th in the conference at 4-14 and will be the No. 10 seed in the Mountain West tournament.
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Westbrook lifts Thunder past Mavericks in OT thriller
Russell Westbrook scores 30 points with 11 rebounds and seven assists as Oklahoma City edges Dallas 111-110 in overtime. Westbrook's go ahead three point play and late free throw secure the win, with Paul George adding 23 points and 11 rebounds. Dwight Powell and Harrison Barnes lead Dallas with 21 and 26 points respectively.
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