Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights Regional Matchups
Friday March 24 features NMMI Colts versus Santa Rosa Lions 6 3 and other high school results. Saturday March 25 offers auto racing boxing college basketball softball golf and more with games from LSU Florida Oklahoma State TCU Gonzaga Xavier Oregon Kansas and more across ESPN CBS TBS NBC and regional networks.
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Night basketball and hockey scoreboard for Monday and Sunday
Final scores show Washington Missouri St. winner facing Louisville Baylor winner as Oklahoma City hosts Sacramento and L A Clippers at 3 30 p m Miami at Boston 6 p m Philadelphia at Indiana 6 p m Memphis at Golden State 8 p m New Orleans at Denver 8 p m Portland at L A Lakers 9 30 p m Monday games Detroit at New York 7 30 p m Orlando at Toronto 7 30 p m Cleveland at San Antonio 8 p m Oklahoma City at Dallas 8 30 p m Memphis at Sacramento 10 30 p m New Orleans at Utah 10 30 p m aswuiver at Minnesota 2 p m Arizona at Washington 7 p m Chicago at Florida 7 p m Calgary at St Louis 7 p m Carolina at New Jersey 7 p m Boston at N Y Islanders 7 p m Toronto at Buffalo 7 p m Ottawa at Montreal 7 p m San Jose at Nashville 8 p m Colorado at Edmonton 10 p m N Y Rangers at Los Angeles 10 30 p m Sunday Minnesota at Detroit 12 30 p m Dallas at New Jersey 5 p m Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 7 p m Vancouver at Winnipeg 8 p m N Y Rangers at Anaheim 9 p m Detroit at Carolina 7 p m Florida at Buffalo 7 p m Nashville at N Y Islanders 7 p m Chicago at Tampa Bay 7 30 p m Arizona at St Louis 8 p m Colorado at Calgary 9 p m
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Masters first with Horton Smith edge over Wood in 1934
A historic golf note recalls Horton Smith winning the inaugural Masters in 1934 by one stroke over Craig Wood. The recap lists other major sports results from 1947 to 2012 and a wide range of MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL moves and outcomes.
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Warriors Win 11-10 In Extra Innings On Late Rally
Gateway beats Grady San Jon Coyotes 11-10 after a seventh inning rally and two extra frames at Noon Optimist Park. Wyatt Arlett started for Gateway with Ramos, Winkler, and Pearson keying the late surge, lifting Gateway to 3-2 on the season and 2-0 in District 4/6.
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South Carolina Defeats Baylor Behind Aggressive Defense
The Gamecocks held Baylor to 30.4 percent shooting and opened the second half with a 12-6 run to lead 49-28. South Carolina built a 16-0 first half surge, while Baylor struggled 0-for-10 early and managed only 17-for-56 from the field. Motley noted tough defense as Thornwell praised the approach. Baylor coach Drew cited momentum challenges as South Carolina advanced toward the Elite Eight with a Florida-Wisconsin winner up next.
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Chiozza Buzzer Beater Lifts Florida Past Wisconsin into Elite Eight
Florida edges Wisconsin 84 83 in OT after Chris Chiozza hits a baselineside 3 at the horn. Nigel Hayes foul shots gave Wisconsin a late lead. Zak Showalter forced OT with a lean 3 then Florida earns an SEC regional final vs South Carolina at Madison Square Garden.
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Demons' rout fuels win as Aryana Munoz shines on mound
The Demons opened with a 13-0 lead including a 9-0 big inning aided by Sosa and Regalado. Aryana Munoz went 3-for-3 with two doubles and a triple while striking out six for the complete game win as Demons prep for Loving in the 7 p.m. title clash. The Lady Falcons advanced past Raton in the other semifinal.
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Raton
Kentucky Wins Elite Eight Thriller Over UCLA 86 75
De Aaron Fox scores a career high 39 points as Kentucky defeats UCLA 86 75 in Memphis advancing to face North Carolina for a South Regional final. Kentucky earns its 14th straight win and a shot at another Final Four. Bruins bow out in Sweet 16 under Steve Alford.
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