College basketball NIT NCAA matchups listed for first round
ESPN2 and ESPNU broadcast first round NIT games including Hampton at Georgetown Newport? Noted matchups include NC Central at Miami Rhode Island at NIT and Alabama at Miami Minos. UTEP at Murray State and Montana at Texas A&M Texas A&M. Also BYU at Mississippi Dayton UC Davis at Stanford and lacrosse Colgate at Cornell Buffalo at Boston University. Champions League round of 16 Arsenal at Monaco.
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NBA Scores and Schedule From Recent Games
Portland toppled by Washington at 97 105 while Toronto beat Indiana 117 98 Philadelphia beat Boston 89 108 Denver beat Memphis 81 92 Brooklyn beat Minnesota 122 106 Cleveland beat Mian 92 Oklahoma City at Dallas 8 30 p.m. Charlotte downed Utah 66 94 Atlanta at Sacramento unavailable. LA Lakers at Golden State unavailable. Tuesday games Memphis at Detroit 7 30 p.m. San Antonio at New York 7 30 p.m. Milwaukee at New Orleans p.m. Orlando at Houston 8 p.m. Charlotte at LA Clippers 10 90 p.m. Wednesday Detroit at Philadelphia 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Cleveland 7 p.m. Minnesota at Toronto 7 20 p.m. Portland at Miami 7 30 p.m. Indiana at Chicago 8 p.m. Boston at Oklahoma City 8 p.m. Orlando at Dallas 8 p.m. San Antonio at Milwaukee 8 p.m. LA Clippers at Sacramento 10 p.m. Atlanta at Golden State 10 30 p.m. Washington at Utah 10 30 p.m.
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Toronto at Edmonton Scoreboard Notes
Unavailable at press time scores for Toronto at Edmonton and Antona at Los Angeles. Los Angeles at Anaheim scheduled for 10 30 p m with no result reported.
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Notable boxing and sports milestones from late 19th to early 21st century
A compiled list notes 1897 Fitzsimmons defeats Corbett in Carson City in a landmark title bout first photographed on film. 1908 Burns retakes heavyweight title in Dublin. 1961 Seton Hall scandal. 1974 Celtics set NBA rebound pace. 1988 Adams nets NBA record 24 straight games with a three. 1993 Dallas ends 19-game skid with Orlando win. 2005 Lambie wins world figure skating title. 2006 Northwestern State shocks Iowa in NCAA tourney. 2007 Stastny hits in 20th straight game. 2010 Jordan buys Bobcats for 275 million. 2011 Douglas ties Knicks three-point record. 2012 Lindsey Vonn tops World Cup points record.
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Major League Teams Shuffle Minor League Assignments and Signings
Major exchanges across MLB clubs include Angels Twins and Yankees assigning players to minor league camps and rosters. NFL signings feature Panthers Bears Browns Texans Chiefs Vikings Patriots Giants Raiders Titans and Redskins. College and hockey moves also listed with new contracts waivers and recalls. Various clubs announce player updates including DL placements and contract terms.
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Kentucky odds reflect unbeatable Wildcats dominance in NCAA title race
Westgate Las Vegas sets Kentucky as 11 to 10 favorite to win the national title with Wisconsin, Duke at 7-1 and Arizona, Villanova at 8-1. Oddsmakers note public betting could inflate spreads as Kentucky remains undefeated. The field aligns with seedings, though two double-digit seeds open as favorites in their first games.
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Rematch Possibilities Hover Over Tournament Openers
Top seeds Duke and San Diego State could meet in a rematch of the 1992 title game if they advance past early round opponents. Notre Dame faces Northeastern while Texas looms for SDSU with Indiana at stake as Virginia and Michigan State seek potential rematches.
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Dexter Little League Registration Opens March 21 in Dexter
Final registrations for Dexter Little League are set for Saturday March 21 from 9 a.m. to noon at Dexter Middle School gym with a 55 dollar fee per child. Bring birth certificate and three proofs of residence. check littleleague.org for acceptable documents. Minor and Major tryouts are also March 21 at 2 p.m. at Hal Bogle Sports Complex and tournament hopefuls must attend.
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Tips to beat Kentucky in NCAA tournament matchups
AP outlines a speculative guide as Kentucky 34-0 is tested in the NCAA field. Coaches note that no game plan has reliably defeated the Wildcats, with emphasis on limiting threes, taking good shots, and attacking the rim to upset them in a one game, one shot format.
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