Gauff opens Australian Open with straight sets win over Kenin
Coco Gauff eased into Melbourne Park with a 6 3 6 3 victory over Sofia Kenin despite sun glare on Rod Laver Arena. The 2020 Australian Open champion matches her recent form as she eyes a potential rise to the top of the rankings while others like Zheng Qinwen and Mirra Andreeva also advance on a rain interrupted Day 1.
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Coco Gauff
Sofia Ken
Melbourne
Australia
Rod Laver
Sofia Kenin
Gauff
U.S
Kenin
Guaff
Jodie Burrage
Britain
Diana Shnaider
Liudmila Samsonova
Novak Djokovic
Jannik Sinner
Carlos Alcaraz
Iga Swiatek
Aryna Sabalenka
Mirra Andreeva
Russia
Marie Bouzkova
Czechia
Zheng Qinwen
China
Anca Alexia Todoni
Romania
Donna Vekic
Croatia
Diane Parry
France
Tatjana Maria
Germany
Bernarda Pera
United States
Paula Badosa
Spain
Wang Xinyu
Suzan Lamens
Netherlands
Veronika Erjavec
Slovenia
Leylah Annie Fernandez
Canada
Yuliia Starodubtseva
Ukraine
Jessica Bouzas Maneiro
Sonny Kartal
Belarus
Sloane Stephens
Clara Tauson
Denmark
Linda Noskova
Cristina Bucsa
Chloe Paquet
Anna Blinkova
Daria Saville
Early
Jodie Anna Burrage
Leolia Jeanjean
Kamilla Rakhimova
Olga Danilovic
Serbia
Arantxa Rus
Elisabetta Cocciaretto
Italy
Rebecca Sramkova
Slovakia
Katie Valynets
Talia Gibson
Zeynep Sonmez
Turkiye
Moyuka Uchijima
Japan
Magda Linette
Poland
Magdalena Frech
Polina Kudermetova
Ajla Tomljanovic
Ashlyn Krueger
Elina Svitolina
Sorana Cirstea
TV and sports schedule with multiple college and NFL games
A compact schedule listing TV networks and matchups across basketball football golf tennis for men and women, including BTN FS1 ACC SEC and NBA games, NFL wild card playoff MNF with Peyton and Eli, and golf and tennis rounds with venues and times.
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Minnesota
Maryland
UCLA
Rutgers
ACC
Boston College
Notre Dame
American U
Loyola
Campbell
Elon
SEC
Vanderbilt
LSU
Vikings Release Travis Bell From Practice Squad In NFL Moves
NFL notes show Minnesota Vikings cutting DI Travis Bell from the practice squad while New England hires Mike Vrabel as head coach. In hockey, Carolina sends Day Smith to Chicago for AHL assignment and reinstates D Shayne Gostisbehere from IR. Colorado places G Trent Miner in AHL, Columbus recalls G Daniil Tarasov and sends G Jet Greaves to Cleveland. Penguins place C Evgeni Malkin on IR. Utah assigns D Maveric Lamoureux to Tucson AHL, Vancouver waives D Erik Brannstrom, and Vegas reinstates RW Jakub Demek from the injured non roster list and assigns to Tahoe.
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National Football League
Minnesota Vikings
DI Travis Bell
NEW England Patriots
Mike Vrabel
Hockey National Hockey League
Carolina Hurricanes
Day Smith
Chicago
Shayne Gostisbehere
Colorado Avalanche
Trent Miner
Colorado
Columbus Blue Jackets
Daniil Tarasov
Cleveland
Jet Greaves
Pittsburgh Penguins
Evgeni Malkin
UTAH
Maveric Lamoureux
Tucson
Vancouver Canucks
Erik Brannstrom
Vegas Golden Knights
Jakub Demek
Tahoe
NFL and college sports mixed results headline card
A dense recap notes NFL wildcard and divisional round odds and scores in Glendale Arizona with Chiefs Bills and Vikings Rams context, plus college football and basketball matchups. It covers player results from tennis and a packed list of scores across NBA NCAA events, highlighting several named teams and players.
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Vikings
RAMS
Glendale
Arizona
Chiefs
BILLS
Fils and Ruud Advance as Australian Open Singles Start
At Melbourne Park the men’s singles opening round produced a mix of upsets and steady wins. Arthur Fils, 20, defeated Otto Virtanen in five sets, while Casper Ruud eased past Jaume Munar in four. Kei Nishikori and Hugo Gaston also won their matches, with Pedro Martinez ousting Luciano Darderi and Jiri Lehecka advancing in another tight affair.
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Melbourne Park
Melbourne
Australia
Arthur Fils
France
Otto Virtanen
Finland
Kei Nishikori
Japan
Thiago Monteiro
Brazil
Casper Ruud
Norway
Jaume Munar
Spain
Hugo Gaston
Omar Jasika
Hady Habib
Lebanon
Yunchaoke Bu
China
Pedro Martinez
Luciano Darderi
Italy
Jiri Lehecka
Czechia
Li Tu
Tomas Machac
Sumit Nagal
India
Kent Roosevelt 3 Avon 2 leads girls basketball note
Kent Roosevelt edged Avon 3 to 2 in a tight non conference girls basketball game. Nearby scores include Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy losing 5 to Avon Lake in overtime. Ridgeville bowling noted with Lake Ridge at Clearview and more matches listed for Amherst Normandy Bay Elyria and North Ridgeville.
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Kent Roosevelt
Avon
Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy
Avon Lake
Christian Commmunity
Open Door
Lake Ridge
Clearview
Amherst
Normandy
Bay
Elyria
Lakewood
North Ridgeville
Loudonville
Wellington
Lucas
Black River
Midview
North Olmsted
Buckeye
Redman
Berea-Midpark
Brookgate
Firelands
Roll House
Lorain
Strike Out
Lutheran West
Columbia
AMF
Nautical
Free-agent signings and player moves across MLB rosters
The list details 115 remaining free agents who did not accept a $21.05 million qualifying offer, with extensive player shuffles across American and National League teams. It notes new additions and targets for teams such as Baltimore Boston Chicago Houston Kansas City Los Angeles Minnesota New York Seattle Texas Toronto Oakland Arizona Atlanta Chicago Cincinnati Colorado Los Angeles Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis San Diego San Francisco and Washington, naming players like James McCann Alex Bregman Cody Bellinger Max Scherzer Pete Alonso and Clayton Kershaw among others.
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Baltimore
Daniel Coulombe
Eloy Jiménez
Brooks Kriske
James McCann
John Means
Anthony Santander
Boston
Luis A. Garcia
Kenley Jansen
James Paxton
Nick Pivetta
Lucas Sims
Naoyuki Uwasawa
Chicago
Michael Clevinger
Chris Flexen
Dominic Leone
Yoan Moncada
Houston
Alex Bregman
Ben Gamel
Kendall Graveman
Jason Heyward
Héctor Nerischp
Kansas City
Paul DeJong
Adam Frazier
Robbie Grossman
Yuli Gurriel
Garret Hampson
Tommy Pham
Will Smith
Los Angeles
Brandon Drury
Matt Moore
Ihp
Kevin Pillar
Hunter Strickland
Minnesota
Anthony DeSclafani
Manuel Margot
New York
Tim Hill
R Hp
Tommy Kahnle
Anthony Rizzo
Lou Trivino
Alex Verdugo
Seattle
Jorge Polanco
Justin Turner
TEXAS
Andrew Chafin
Matt Duffy
Andrew Heaney
Travis Jankowski
José Leclerc
David Robertson
Max Scherzer
José Arefia
Kirby Yates
Toronto
Ryan Yarbrough
Athletics
Scott Alexander
Trevor Gott
Ross Stripling
Alex Wood
Lupe
Atlanta
John Brebbia
Jesse Chavez
Adam Duvall
Luke Jackson
Whit Merrifield
A.J. Minter
Drew Smyly
Cincinnati
David Buchanan
Buck Farmer
Jakob Janis
Luke Maile
Colorado
Daniel Bard
Charlie Blackman
Jack Flaherty
Kiké Hernandez
Daniel Hudson
Joe Kelly
Clayton Kershaw
Kevin Kiermaier
Milwaukee
Wade Miley
Colin Rea
Pete Alonso
Harrison Bader
Shintaro Fujinami
Jose I
Marco Gonzales
Yasmani Grandal
C. ST. Louis
Matt Carpenter
Kyle Gibson
Andrew Kittredge
Lance Lynn
Keynan Middleton
San Diego
Nick Ahmed
Elias Diaz
Ha-Seong Kim
David Peralta
Martin Pérez
Jurickson Profar
Tanner Scott
Donovan Solano
San Francisco
Mark Canha
Curt Casali
C. Washington
Jacob Barnes
Patrick Corbin
Joey Gallo
Golfers Named Include Brandt Snedeker Streetman and Hadwin
The list features Robert Macintyre Brandt Snedeker Kevin Streetman Adam Hadwin Rico Hoey Charley Hoffman Ben Martin Thos Rosenmuell Sam Stevens Ryo Hisatsune Tom Kim Matthew McCart Taylor Montgomer Ben Silverman Cristobal Del Sola Greyson Sigg Taylor Dickson Doug Ghim Luke List Vince Whaley Aaron Baddeley with scores and mixed numbers following each name indicating rounds and totals.
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Robert Macintyre Brandt Snedeker
Kevin Streetman
Adam Hadwin
Rico Hoey
Charley Hoffman
Ben Martin Thos, Rosenmuell
Sam Stevens
Ryo Hisatsune Tom Kim Matthew McCart Taylor Montgomer
Ben Silverman
Cristobal del Sola Greyson Sigg Taylor Dickson
Doug Ghim
Luke List
Vince Whaley
Aaron Baddeley
College upset scores across multiple conferences
A flood of college basketball results shows wins and losses for teams like Delhi 6 East, Husson, LIU, CCSU, Mercyhurst, Merrimack, Manhattan, D’Youville, Moravian, Mount St. Mary’s, Sacred Heart, Oregon, Penn State, Quinnipiac, Iowa, St. Francis, Canisius, Virginia Wise, Wilkes, Yeshiva, Manhattanville, Alabama Huntsville, Auburn Montgomery, Centre, Brevard, NC Wesleyan, Dallas, Chattanooga, VMI, Emory & Henry, Mars Hill, Wingate, Kentucky State, Morehouse, Rhodes, SC Aiken, Augusta, Sewanee, Trinity Florida, UAL A, Hawaii Hilo, Biola, Stonehill, Chicago State, George Mason, Hofstra, Lehigh, Army, NC A&T, Towson, Rutgers, Pitt, Stony Brook, Syracuse, Miami, UMass, Saint Joseph’s, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Furman, DePaul, Drake, Illinois State, Florida, Indiana, Michigan State, Evansville, Saint Louis, Ohio State, Wright State, Youngstown State, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Rice, Tennessee, UALR, Cal State Fullerton, NC State, Stanford, UNLV, New Mexico.
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Queens
Husson
Lesley
LIU
CCSU
le Moyne
Mercyhurst
Maine-Presque Isle
Suny Marist
Fairfield
Merrimack
Manhattan
Molloy
D’youville
Moravian
Lycoming
Mount St. Mary’s
Sacred Heart
Oregon
Penn St
Quinnipiac
Iowa
Rider
Niagara
Robert Morris
Wright St
St. Francis
St. Francis (Pa
Fairleigh Dickinson
St. Peter’s
Canisius
Virginia-Wise
Lenoir-Rhyne
OT Wilkes
Elizabethtown
Yeshiva
Manhattanville
South Ala
Huntsville
Auburn-Montgomery
Berry
Centre
Brevard
Limestone
Emory & Henry
Mars Hill
Wingate
Miles
Kentucky St
Morehouse
Benedict
Rhodes
Millsaps
Sc-Aiken
Augusta
Sewanee
Oglethorpe
Trinity
George Mason
Rhode Island
Hofstra
Drexel
Lehigh
Army
NC A&t
Towson
Nebraska
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
SMU
Stony Brook
Coll. of Charleston
Syracuse
Miami
Umass
St. Bonaventure
Unc-Wilmington
Northeastern
William & Mary
Monmouth
South Alabama
Mississippi
Belmont
Valparaiso
Campbell
Hampton
Cent
Arkansas
Providence
Drake
Illinois St
Florida
Missouri
Fort Wayne
Cleveland State
Indiana
Indiana St
Evansville
Michigan St
Washington
Missouri St
S. Illinois
N. Iowa
Bradley
Ohio State
Youngstown St
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
A&m
Rice
Memphis
Tennessee
UALR
S. Indiana
Far West California
Florida St
Hawaii
Cal St.Fullerton
NC State
Stanford
UNLV
New Mexico
Macuga and Vonn Deliver Big Day for U S Ski Team
Lauren Macuga earned her first World Cup win in a super-G with a 0.68 second margin over Austria’s Stephanie Venier as Lindsey Vonn, in her comeback, finished fourth. The duo led a strong U S showing across alpine events with Odermatt and other top skiers also highlighted in the weekend races.
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Stephanie Venner
Austria
Lauren Macuga
U.S
Lindsey Vonn
St. Anton
United States
Macuga
Vonn
U.S. Sk
Federica Brignone
Lara Gut-Behrami
Stephanie Venier
Brignone
Gut Behrami
Lauren
Beaver Creek
Colorado
Sam Macuga
Alli Macuga
Park City
Marco Odermatt
Odermatt
Adelboden
Switzerland
Francesco Friedrich
St. Moritz
Frank del Duca
Germany
Elana Meyers Taylor
Sadie McMullen
Altenberg
Madeleine Egle
Lisa Schulte
Ashley Farquharson
Nantz reaches 500th NFL game milestone at CBS
CBS Sports announcer Jim Nantz called his 500th NFL game in the AFC wild card clash between Buffalo and Denver, becoming the first CBS play by play veteran to hit 500 games. Kenny Albert hit the mark for Fox in 1994, while others named in The 500 Club include Michaels and Harlan. Arsenal boss Arteta voices concern over Gabriel Jesus after knee injury in FA Cup loss to Manchester United. Sparta Prague signs Danish midfielder Magnus Kofod Andersen from Venezia on a multi year deal. Auburn star Johni Broome avoids surgery for a sprained left ankle after MRI confirms non surgical treatment.
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Jim Nantz
CBS Sports
NFL
Nantz
Buffalo
Denver
CBS
Pat Summerall
Kenny Albert
Fox
Browns
Eagles
al Michaels
Dick Stockton
Don Criqui
Summerall
Kevin Harlan
Charlie Jones
Arsenal
Mikel Arteta
Gabriel Jesus
Manchester United
Bruno Fernandes
United
Jesus
Sparta Prague
Magnus Kofod Andersen
Venezia
Auburn
Johni Broome
Broome
Tigers
Bruce Pearl
South Carolina
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Waialae Country Club
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J.J. Spain
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