Evening sports slate with varied pro and college games
High school girls basketball heads to WEOL for Amherst at Clearview at 7 pm. NBA features New York at Toronto at 7:30 pm. BTN carries Minnesota at Indiana at 6:30 pm, CBSSN shows Abilene Christian at Baylor at 8 pm. NFL night game Cincinnati at Dallas at 8:15 pm on ABC and ESPN2 with Peyton and Eli. NHL action Chicago at New York Rangers at 7 pm. USA Premier League men soccer Wolverhampton at West Ham United at 3 pm. ESPNU college women soccer Wake Forest versus North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament final at 7 pm.
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Minnesota
Indiana
Abilene Christian
Baylor
ABC
ESPN2
Cincinnati
Dallas
Peyton
Eli
Chicago
N.Y
ESPNU
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Auburn
UAB
Bellarmine
Morehead St
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Virginia
Clemson
Radford
Duke
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Virginia-Wise
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Elon
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Marshall
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Hawaii
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Charles Huff
Thundering Herd
Huff
Will Hall
Golden Eagles
Louisiana-Lafayette
NFL
Glenn Foster Jr
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Foster
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Pickens County
NHL teams shuffle rosters as trades and recalls roll in
Transactions show Petr Mrazek placed on injured reserve by Chicago with Drew Commesso and Kevin Karchinski recalled from Rockford. Caleb Jones returned for Los Angeles. Travis Boyd sent to Iowa, Dylan Garand and Connor Mackey recalled to New York. Nikolas Matinpalo and Cole Reinhardt sent to Belleville. Samuel Ersson reinstated for Philadelphia. Givani Smith waived by San Jose.Ryan Winterton sent to Coachella Valley. Artus Silovs sent to Abbotsford. Purdue names Barry Odom head football coach.
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Hourey
National Hockey League
Chicago Blackhawks
Petr Mrazek
Drew Commesso
Kevin Karchinski
Rockford
Joey Anderson
LOS Angeles Kings
Caleb Jones
Minnesota Wild
Travis Boyd
Iowa
NEW York Rangers
Dylan Garand
Connor Mackey
Hartford
Ottawa Senators
Nikolas Matinpalo
Cole Reinhardt
Belleville
Underdog college football picks and odds summary
A fragmented odds list shows underdogs vs favorites across college football matchups and basketball bets. Includes Notre Dame Penn State Texas Ohio State Tennessee Indiana Virginia Baylor and other teams with spread and over under figures, plus hockey and basketball betting lines for Wings Bhawks Ducks and more.
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Penn ST
TEXAS
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Tennessee
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Georgia
Ohio
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Notre Dar Tennesse
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Mississippi
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Fla
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Army
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Missouri
Illinois
Colorado
Memphis
UNLV
Syracuse
Voexas A&m
Duke
Louisville
Kansas State
Marshall
Louisiana- Lafayette
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Jacksonville State
Iowa
LSU
Hero World Challenge Final Round Standings
PGA Tour event at Albany Nassau Bahamas with a $5 million purse. Scottie Scheffler wins at 263 (-25) followed by Tom Kim 269 (-19) and Justin Thomas 270 (-15). multiple top finishers listed with final scores and prize earnings. The Nedbank Golf at Sun City provides additional results with Veerman leading at 285 (-3) and notable players from various countries included.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Scottie Scheffler
Tom Kim
Justin Thomas
Akshay Bhatia
Keegan Bradley
Ludvig Aberg
Robert Macintyre
Sahith Theegala
Sungjae Im
Sepp Straka
Patrick Cantlay
Brian Harman
Cameron Young
Sam Burns
Aaron Rai
Nick Dunlap
Wyndham Clark
Matthieu Pavon
Jason Day
Russell Henley
Gary Player Country Club
Sun City
South Africa
Johannes Veerman
Matthew Jordan
Eng
Romain Langasque
Fran
Aldrich Potgieter
S Afr
Ockie Strydom
Africa
Corey Conners
Canada
Mac Hughes
Jorge Campillo
Spain
Thriston Lawrence
Elvis Smylie
Australia
Andy Sullivan
England
Max Homa
Yuto Katsuragawa
Japan
Brandon Stone
S Africa
Will Zalataris
Laurie Canter
Frederic Lacroix
France
Danny Willett
Daniel Hillier
New Zealand
Nicolai Hojgaard
Denmark
Byggs Johnston
Pablo Larrazabal
Adrian Otaegui
Paul Waring
Erik van Rooyen
Safr
Ewen Ferguson
Scotland
Dylan Frittelli
Yas Marina race results and standings summary
Lando Norris wins at Yas Marina Circuit in 58 laps with 25 points. Carlos Sainz Jr. second, Charles Leclerc third, followed by Lewis Hamilton and George Russell. Final driver standings list Verstappen leading with 437 points, Norris 374, Leclerc 356, Piastri 292, Sainz 290. Manufacturers standings show McLaren atop, Ferrari second, Red Bull third, Mercedes fourth.
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United Arab Emirates
Lando Norris
British Indian Ocean
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Carlos Sainz Jr
Spain
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Charles Leclerc
Monaco
Lewis Hamilton
Great Britain
Mercedes
George Russell
Max Verstappen
Netherlands
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Pierre Gasly
France
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Nico Hulkenberg
Germany
Haas
Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin
Oscar Piastri
Australia
Alexander Albon
Thailand
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Yuki Tsunoda
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Racing Bulls
Guanyu Zhou
China
Kick Sauber
Lance Stroll
Canada
Jack Doohan
Kevin Magnussen
Denmark
Liam Lawson
New Zealand
Valtteri Bottas
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Franco Colapinto
Argentina
Sergio Perez
Mexico
Red Bul Racing
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Grea Mercedes
Mexico Racing
Yuki Tsunada
Esteban Ocon
Daniel Ricciardo
Oliver Bearman
Guina
Liam
Oregon Dominates Coaches Poll Start with 13-0 Record
Oregon leads the US LBM Coaches Poll with a 13-0 mark and 1,350 points from first place votes, holding the top spot from last week. No further details available on other teams or rankings.
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Oregon
Division II football playoffs third round results
Scores across bracket show Susquehanna over Bethel Minn 41 38 and Mount Union 24 Carnegie Mellon 9. Contests include Springfield 40 Cartland 28 North Central Ill 41 Hope 21. Sizable upsets and advancing teams listed with rounds through semifinals and finals.
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Saint John’s
Minn
Bethel
Wartburg
Springfield
Cartland
North Central
Ill
Hope
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Linfield
Johns Hopkins
DePauw
Salisbury
Randolph-Macon
Mount Union
Carnegie
Susquehanna
Parks Triumphs In Tight WTA Match On Red Clay
Alycia Parks of the United States defeats Belinda Bencic of Switzerland 7-6 3-6 6-0 to win the singles title at the WTA Mundo Open in Florianopolis Brazil on red clay. Monica Niculescu and Elena-Gabriela Ruse win the doubles, beating Bencic and Celine Naef 6-3 6-4. The article also notes top contract figures in MLB and MLB salary averages.
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Alycia Parks
United States
Belinda Bencic
Switzerland
Monica Niculescu
Elena-Gabriela Ruse
Romania
Celine Naef
Sports scores and boys and girls basketball schedule
hockey Sunday results Kent Holiday Ter uson 6 Amherst 5 and a slate of non-conference and conference games across girls and boys basketball with listed times and venues including Firelands Lorain Temple Christian Black River Lakewood Avon Bay Elyria Columbia Amherst Clearview First Baptist St Martin de Porre Open Door Max Hayes St Martin de Porres bowling at Strike Out Lanes Redman Rec Brookgate Lanes Amn Ridgeville Nautical Lanes and more.
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Firelands
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Black River
Keystone
Lakewood
Avon
Bay
Elyria
Columbia
Amherst
Clearview
First Baptist
St. Martin de Porre
Max Hayes
St. Martin de Porres
Redman
Rec
Lutheran West
Brookgate
Berea-Midpark
Columbi
North Ridgeville
Brookside
Fairview
Midview
Amn
Soto signs record contract with Mets
Star outfielder Juan Soto and the New York Mets agreed to a record 15 year 765 million deal. The agreement, first reported by the New York Post, awaits a physical and tops Shohei Ohtani's 700 million Dodgers pact.
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Fromwire
Juan Soto
New York Mets
Associated Press
New York Post
Soto
Shohei Ohtani
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alex Rodriguez
Texas
Washington
Nationals
San Diego
Padres
Peter Seidler
Yankees
New York
Cooperstown
Dave Parker
Baseball
Dick Allen
Parker
Allen
Hall
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Tommy John
Ken Boyer
Steve Garvey
Luis Tiant
John Donaldson
Vic Harris
Michael Conforto
Dodgers
Conforto
San Francisco
Vonn Dialing In After Long Ski Comeback at Beaver Creek
Lindsey Vonn, 40, runs in two lower level super G races at Beaver Creek as she tunes her titanium knee and gear after nearly six years away. She finished 24th and 19th, 2.19 and 2.06 seconds back, in races won by teammate Lauren Macuga.
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Lindsey Vonn
Vonn
Lauren Macuga
Thomas Tumler
Beaver Creek
Colorado
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen
Zan Kranjec
Germany
Laura Nolte
Deborah Levi
Altenberg
U.S
Kaillie Humphries
Jasmine Jones
Francesco Friedrich
Frank del Duca
Austria
Igls
Nico Gleirscher
Jonny Gustafson
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