College basketball and sports TV schedule for Thursday
Television guide lists college basketball games on ESPN networks at 5 and 7 p.m. plus later women’s tournament action on BTN and SEC network. Also features golf from South Africa and Mexico City, MLB spring training, NBA on TNT, NHL on NBCSN, and Nordic skiing on NBCSN with multiple regional women’s college games and SEC tournament rounds in Greenville and Indianapolis.
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Smu
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Cowboy star champions PBR icon joins Dancing with the Stars
Champion cowboy and founder of the PBR, who competed on Dancing with the Stars in 2009, reaches semifinals. Murray praises Bonner as a genuine cowboy with broad support. Bolton teams with Sharna Burgess to blend bull riding with dance, premiering March 20 at 6 p.m.
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Wednesday Baseball Scores and Week Schedule
Scores show Baltimore and Miami 12 to 9 with several MLB results across teams including Philadelphia 5 over Tampa Bay 5 and Chicago Cubs 7 over Kansas City 3. The schedule lists Thursday and Friday spring training games across Florida Arizona and Goodyear with time and venue details.
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Various 1921 1940 1951 1962 1966 1969 1991 1997 2003 2007 2012 highlights and trades
A mixed compilation of historic sports events and notable trades from 1921 to 2012. Includes Kentucky beating Georgia 20 to 19 in 1921 basketball, Seabiscuit’s final Santa Anita Handicap, Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game, and major NHL NBA NFL and MLB trades and milestones across decades.
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Leonard carries Spurs past Pacers with late jumper
Kawhi Leonard scored 31 and grabbed 10 rebounds to lift San Antonio to a 100-99 win over Indiana after an eight game road trip. He buried a fadeaway jumper from 16 feet over Paul George with 2.4 seconds left as Monta Ellis and George missed late free throws and a 3 attempt. George had 22 points for the Pacers, with Miles 19 and Turner 16. Popovich earned a technical foul early and Parker was sidelined with a bruised quadriceps.
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David Lee
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Gregg Popovich
Texas Tech Ends Big 12 Slide With 67-57 Win Over Texas
Keenan Evans scores 18 and Justin Gray 15 to push Texas Tech past Texas 67-57 in Lubbock. Aaron Ross adds 13 points and six rebounds as the Red Raiders halt a three game conference skid while Texas drops to 10-20 overall and 4-13 in league.
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ENMU Greyhounds women's hoops claim 16th LSC win at season end
The ENMU Greyhounds earned honors including a team record 16 LSC wins and key road victories over West Texas A&M Midwestern State and Tarleton State. Kassandra Harris and Daeshi McCants earned Second Team All-LSC with double figure scoring and multiple double doubles as the Murray State rivals meet in the conference tournament opener at Allen Events Center.
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