Weekend Sports TV Schedule Highlights Ranked by Time
A comprehensive list of today’s televised sports across multiple networks and leagues. NCAA men’s basketball games on noon to 7 p.m. CBS NCAA football playoffs and hockey regional coverage, plus golf, tennis, and volleyball telecasts across NBC, ESPN, CBS, Fox, CBSSN, ESPNU, ESPN2, BTN, and FS1. Includes NBA G League, high school events, and international fixtures with locations and matchups.
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Nebraska
Maryland
Illinois
Michigan State
ESPNU
Tulane
Temple
Motor City
Cleveland
Northwestern
Michigan
USA
la Salle
Umass
Memphis
Charlotte
ESPN
TCU
Baylor
ESPN2
Utah Prep
Utah
Montverde Academy
Florida
L.A. Lakers
L.A. Clippers
Multiple sports rosters, signings and injuries update
Summary of moves across baseball basketball hockey soccer and football including Harold Castro minor league deal, Sparks assistant coaches named, Kastelic activated, Levi recalled, McLeod IR, Ivan called up, Ferguson recalled, Brodin IR, Wilsby IR, Evangelista IR, Holmstrom activated, Shepard reassigned, Ferreira terminated, Yoshida signed, Hlongwane signed, Lynn retirement, and playoff betting lines for Rams and Bills.
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Houston Dynamo FC
Sebastian Ferreira
LA Galaxy
D Maya Yoshida
Minnesota United
MF Bongokuhle Hlongwane
Orlando City SC
Jack Lynn
Am Express PGA Tour Leaders Midround Scores Listed
The American Express at La Quinta and Hualalai shows leaders Sepp Straka Jason Day and Patrick Cantlay atop a multi course purse event. Final rounds in Dubai and Abu Dhabi shape the spread with notable names like Els Cejka Langer Alker and Mackenzie.
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ESPN2
Latin America
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Bahamas
North Abaco
la Quinta
California
Sepp Straka
Jason Day
Charley Hoffman
Justin Lower
Patrick Cantlay
Mark Hubbard
Justin Thomas
Daniel Berger
Max Greyserman
Frankie Capan
Ben Griffin
Billy Herschel
Beau Hossler
Taylor Moore
J.J. Spaun
Will Zalatoris
Melbourne Park Results Show Surprises Across Men and Women
At Melbourne Park on hardcourt, Alex Michelsen defeated Karen Khachanov 6-3 7-6 6-2. Gael Monfils beat Taylor Fritz in a tight three setter. Alex de Minaur upset Francisco Cerundolo as Learner Tien, Lorenzo Sonego, Ben Shelton, and Daniil Sinner also advanced. On the women's side Iga Swiatek routed Emma Raducanu 6-1 6-0, with Emma Navarro, Daria Kasatkina, Eva Lys, Elena Rybakina, Veronika Kudermetova, Elina Svitolina, and Madison Keys winning as well.
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Pou Geeee Gee Ee Ies
Alex Michelsen
United States
Karen Khachanov
Russia
Gael Monfils
France
Taylor Fritz
Alex de Minaur
Australia
Francisco Cerandolo
Argentina
Learner Tien
Corentin Moutet
Lorenzo Sonego
Italy
Fabian Marc
Hungary
Ben Shelton
Lorenzo Masetti
Dannik Sinner
Marcos Giron
Holger Rune
Denmark
Miomir Kecmanovic
Serbia
Mird Roune
Iga Swiatek
Poland
Emma Raducanu
Britain
Emma Navarro
Ons Jabeur
Tunisia
Daria Kasatkina
Yulia Putintseva
Kazakhstan
Eva Lys
Germany
Jaqueline Cristian
Romania
Elena Rybakina
Dayana Yastremska
Ukraine
Veronika Kudermetova
Beatriz Haddad Maia
Brazil
Elina Svitolina
Jasmine Pa
College basketball scores from a long list of games
A compilation of college basketball results across multiple conferences with numerous teams across the East, Midwest, South, Southwest and West. Notable outcomes include Syracuse beating Notre Dame 77 69, Rhode Island 92 over Davidson 90, Kansas 84 over Kansas State 74, Baylor or other items not specified, and several OT results. The list reflects a dense schedule with many close scores and varied venues.
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ACC
Syracuse
Boston College
Rhode Island
Duquesne
NBC
Southern Cal
Indiana
FOX — College
Iowa State
West Virginia
ESPN2
Stanford
Duke
SEC
LSU
Florida
North Carolina
Pittsburgh
VCU
Richmond
Virginia
N.C. State
ESPN
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Louisville
Virginia Tech
Wyoming
Unlv
Alabama
Arkansas
IMG Academy
Long Island Lutheran
New York
ACC — College
SMU
Notre Dame
East Albany
Binghamton
American
Holy Cross
Army
Boston
Bryant
Mass
Davidson
St. Peter’s
Sacred Heart
Towson
Stony Brook
Yale
Columbia
Midwest
Belmont
Evansville
Buffalo
W. Michigan
Michigan
N. Illinois
Cincinnati
Arizona State
Dayton
Loyola Chicago
Denison
Hiram
E. Michigan
Bowling Green
Findlay
Tiffin
Heidelberg
Wilmington
Chio
John Carroll
Muskingum
Lake Erie
Hillsdale
Kansas
Kansas State
Malone
Thomas More Saints
Marietta
Baldwin Wallace
Miami
Ohio
Kent State
Missouri
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Oakland
Detroit
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
Otterbein
Capital
S. Indiana
W. Illinois
Toledo
Ball State
Queens
N.C
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Gardner-Webb
Sc-Upstate
George Mason
G. Washington
Georgia Southern
Old Dominion
Houston
UCF
Jacksonville
Cent
Jacksonville State
Sam Houston State
Kennesaw State
Louisiana Tech
Marshall
Coastal Carolina
Morehead State
Lindenwood
Saint Louis
South Alabama
Troy
South Florida
Tulsa
UTEP
FIU
VMI
the Citadel
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Wake Forest
Wright State
N. Kentucky
Southwest
Arkansas State
Georgia State
Houston Christian
Texas
Rio GV
New Orleans
East Texas
A&m
North Texas
UTSA
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Texas State
Southern Miss
Texas Tech
Arizona
Chicago State
le Moyne
Colorado State
Purdue
Oregon
UC Davis
UC Santa Barbara
Wisconsin
Albany
N.Y
Appalachian State
Lehigh
Loyola
Maine
UMBC
Manhattan
Niagara
Marist
Rider
Mount St. Mary’s
Quinnipiac
Navy
Bucknell
Penn
Cornell
Princeton
Dartmouth
Saint Joseph’s
Umass
Siena
Merrimack
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Temple
Charlotte
Villanova
St. John’s
Wagner
Mercyhurst
Akron
N. Iowa
Cleveland State
IUPUS
Creighton
DePaul
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne
Green Bay
Rutgers
Murray State
Drake
Robert Morris
Youngstown State
S. Dakota State
North Dakota
St. Thomas
MVSU
Chattanooga
Mercer
E. Illinois
Tennessee State
E. Kentucky
Bellarmine
ETSU
Samford
Florida A&m
Ark.-Pine Bluff
Florida Gulf Coast
West Georgia
S.c.upstate
Georgia St
High Point
Presbyterian
Austin Peay
James Madison
Lamar
McNeese State
Lipscomb
Memphis
Tulane
Nicholls
Stephen F. Austin
Norfolk State
Lynchburg
North Alabama
North Florida
Louisiana
Northwestern State
Southern U
Grambling State
Tennessee Tech
UALA
Texas St
Louisiana-Lafayette
Ung-Greensboro
Furman
UT Martin
Siu-Edwardsville
UAB
W. Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Winthrop
Unc-Asheville
Wofford
W. Carolina
Louisiana-Monroe
Cent. Arkansas
Stetson
San Diego State
Utah State
UC Irvine
Cal Poly
UC San Diego
UC Riverside
Utah Valley St
Utah Tech
Washington
Washington State
Santa Clara
Albany Defeats Binghamton In Low-Scoring Women’s Game
Albany NY women beat Binghamton 79 to 55 in a nonconference clash. Several teams posted results across the Northeast, highlighting varied margins and notable performances in college women’s basketball.
Eastern Conference North Division Hockey Standings
The listing shows Rochester Laval Cleveland Toronto Syracuse Belleville Utica and other teams with records and Friday to Sunday results across the North Division. It includes schedules for today and upcoming games with venues such as Grand Rapids Hartford Chicago Bakersfield and San Jose on the slate.
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Eastern Orerence
College Park
Capital City
Westchester
Indiana
Greensboro Raptors
Maine
Delaware
Grand Rapids
Windy City
Cleveland
Motor City
Long Island
Osceola
Wisconsin
Birmingham
Stockton
Santa Cruz
Mexico City
Austin
Sioux Falls
Tempe San Diego
Salt Lake City
Rio City
Memphis
Texas
Tempe
Raptors
Oklahoma City
Rochester
Laval
Toronto
Syracuse
Belleville
Utica
Hershey
Bridgeport
Lehigh Valley
Rockford
Iowa
Manitoba
Hartford
Charlotte
Springfield
Providence
Chicago
Bakersfield
Milwaukee
Coachella Valley
Colorado
Calgary
Ontario
San Jose
Abbotsford
Saturday basketball results from Vern area leagues
Saturday results list boys and girls basketball scores across Sandusky Bay Conference Lorain County League and Southwestern Conference. Notable outcomes include Ilion over Willard 42 to 37 and Open Door 53 to 18 over Lake Ridge, plus Medina Highland 57 Austintown Fitch 53. Girls games feature Firelands 54 Oberlin 14 and Norwalk 64 Sandusky 46 with several others amid league play.
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Sandusky Bay
Ilion
Willard
Columbia
North Olmsted
John F. Kennedy
Open Door
Brunswick
Dallas Faith
Texas
Castalia Margaretta
Edison
Huron
Norwalk
Medina Highland
Austintown
Fitch
Western Reserve
Mapleton
Firelands
Oberlin
Brookside
Clearview
Keystone
Black River
Wellington
North Ridgeville
Amherst
Avon Lake
Avon
Olmsted Falls
Midview
Lake Ridge
Bellevue
Clyde
Berea-Midpark
Massillon
Tuslaw
Shaker Heights
Fairview
Cuyahoga Heights
Monroeville
N. Olmsted
Valley Forge
Sandusky
Oak Harbor
Genoa
Old Fort
St. Mary
Rocky River
Buckeye
St. Joseph
Tal. St. Ursula
Tiffin Columbian
Perkins
Westlake
Lakewood
Kenston
Elyria Catholic
Thomas Worthington
Newark
Olentangy Berlin
Elyria Catha
Love takes second in monobob World Cup race
U S Love finished second in a World Cup monobob event in Igls Austria her best finish this season while Lisa Buckwitz of Germany won by 0.04 seconds Laura Nolte of Germany was third In two man race Germany swept the medals with Lochner Fleischhauer winning Friedrich Schuller second and Ammour Stadelmann third Frank del Duca led the U S with a season best fourth as Charlie Volker pushed the sled Julia Taubitz won the Winterberg luge race Emily Sweeney took third in singles and Cheyenne Forgan Sophie Kirkby finished seventh for the U S
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Kaysha Love
U.S
Love
Igls
Austria
Lisa Buckwitz
Germany
Laura Nolte
Johannes Lochner
Georg Fleischhauer
Francesco Friedrich
Alexander Schuller
Adam Ammour
Nick Stadelmann
Frank del Duca
Charles Volker
Julia Taubitz
Winterberg
Madeleine Egle
Emily Sweeney
Selina Egle
Lara Kipp
Jessica Degenhardt
Cheyenne Rosenthal
Andrea Voetter
Marion Oberhofer
Italy
Cheyenne Forgan
Sophie Kirkby
Tobias Wendl
Tobias Arlt
Juri Gatt
Riccado Schoepf
Yannick Muelle
Armin Frauscher
Marco Odermatt
Franjo von Allmen
Wengen
Switzerland
Odermatt
von Allmen
Mika Hrobat
Cortina d’Ampezzo
Sofia Goggia
Lindsey Vonn
Goggia
Kajsa Vickhoff Lie
Norway
Federica Brignone
Vonn
Irving and Miller sitouts highlight NBA injury roundup
Kyrie Irving may return Friday for Dallas against Oklahoma City but back issues keep him resting at times. Brandon Miller of the Hornets is sidelined indefinitely with a torn wrist ligament after a win over Chicago. Vitale’s broadcasting return delayed after a Florida accident. Washington retires Kelsey Plum’s No. 10 jersey, and EMU flagged for unusual betting in two men’s games. Naeher named 2024 U S Soccer Female Player of the Year amid Girma runner-up. Moldauer faces 16 month USADA suspension for missed tests. Rutgers places Amme Salim Beasley on paid leave after a report on a divided program and improper ties with former AD Hobbs.
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Falcons
Jeff Ulbrich
Atlanta
Ulbrich
New York Jets
Raheem Morris
Jimmy Lake
Dallas Cowboys
Robert Saleh
Mike McCarthy
Saleh
Jets
San Francisco
Cowboys
Seattle
Leslie Frazier
Dallas
Jerry Jones
Colorado
Deion Sanders
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
Brian Flores
Flores
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Miami
Dolphins
Jacksonville Jaguars
Detroit Lions
Teddy Bridgewater
Hendon
Jared Goff
Washington
Detroit
Bridgewater
Hooker
Kyrie Irving
Dallas Mavericks
Oklahoma City
Irving
New Orleans Pelicans
Mavericks
Denver
Charlotte Hornets
Brandon Miller
Miller
Charlotte
Chicago
Hornets
Dick Vitale
ESPN
Florida
Vitale
Duke
Wake Forest
Kelsey Plum
Purdue
Plum
Eastern Michigan
Eagles
Central Michigan
Wright State
Integrity Compliance 360
Espn First
Yul Moldauer
U.S
Moldauer
Rutgers
Amme Salim-Beasley
Salim-Beasley
Salim Beasley
Pat Hobbs
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Rams
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hockey
NHL
Ottawa
New Jersey
Kalamazoo
N.Y. Rangers
Montreal
NYRA
CBNC
Lake Placid
Torino
Fiorentina
Tottenham Hotspur
Everton
Manchester City
Ipswich Town
AC Milan
Sampdoria
Melbourne
ATP
Kansas City Royals
Harold Castro
National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Sparks
Nikki Blue
Zak Buncik
Assis
Baltimore Ravens
Anthony Miller
Josh Tupou
Buffalo Bills
Jalen Virgil
Will Clapp
Chris Smith
Stantley Thomas Oliver
Ennis Rakestraw
LOS Angeles Rams
A.J. Arcuri
Keir Thomas
Philadelphia Eagles
Khari Blasingame
Nicholas Morrow
Ravanc
Ohio State
NBA
O/U
HEAT
Spurs Nuggets
Magic Bucks
76Ers Thunder
Nets Bulls
Blazers Clippers
Lakers
KINGS
Wizards
Il-Indy
Illinois Temple
FLA Atlantic
Rice
Wisc-Gb
Charlotte Wisc
Robert Morris Baylor
Devils
Senators Rangers
Canadiens Stars
Red Wings
PGA
The
American Express
Pete Dye
la Quinta Country Club
Hualalai GU Kailua-Kona
Hawaii
Ernie Els
Alex Cejka
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Bernhard Langer
Steven Alker
Jerry Kelly
Ken Tanigawa
Stephen Ames
Doug Barron
Stewart Cink
Justin Leonard
Thangchai Jaidee
Timothy O’neal
Vijay Singh
Dubai Desert
Emirates Golf Club
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Daniel Hillier
Tyrrell Hatton
Ewen Ferguson
Laurie Canter
Ryan Fox
Dylan Frittelli
Calum Hill
Tom McKibbin
É Shaun Norris
Rasmus Hojgaard
Guido Migliozzi
David Ford
Min Woo Lee
Robert Macintyre
Rory Mellroy
N. Norgaard Moller
Jason Scrivener
Johannes Veerman
Melbourne Park
Feeaclins
AHL
Vern
Anda
Strongsville
Jermilion
Mechanicsburg
Innsbruck
U.S/s
NFL
Rob Ryan
Southern California
USC
Lincoln Riley
Ryan
Matt Entz
Fresno State
Las Vegas Raiders
Josh McDaniels
Antonio Pierce
Steve Sarkisian
Longhorns
Action Network
Sarkisian
Naeher
Player
Alyssa Naeher
Naomi Girma
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