Sports broadcast slate highlights NBA and college action
A dense schedule lists NBA games from Paris and Milwaukee to Boston with college showdowns across ESPN networks, plus high school, women's college basketball, figure skating, golf tours, and European soccer. Notable pairs include San Antonio vs Indiana, Duke at SMU, Kentucky at Texas A&M, and UCLA at Rutgers with women’s matchups and live figure skating from Wichita.
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San Antonio
Indiana
Paris
Hampton
William & Mary
W. Kentucky
Louisiana Tech
ESPN2
Wichita State
Memphis
ESPNU
Samford
Chattanooga
TNT
Trutv
NBA
Miami
Milwaukee
WEOL
Norwalk
Vermilion
CBSSN
San Francisco
Saint Mary’s
Cal
Appalachian State
Arkansas State
Morehead State
E. Illinois
Maryland
Illinois
Boston
Lakers
Utah Valley
California Baptist
Washington State
Santa Clara
N.C. State
Syracuse
Ohio State
Big League 2025 Transactions Across MLB NBA NFL NHL and MLS
In baseball the Athletics hire Dave Stewart as special assistant for 2025 while Cleveland signs Paul Sewald to a one year deal and designates Pedro Avila. Mariners add minor league deals for Machado Carpinteiro Lin and Rodriguez. In basketball the Thunder sign Brandon Carlson to a 10 day contract. In football several teams add or promote players including Ravens Miller Bills Ankou Bears Cook Miles Lions Mut Jaguars GM Baulke fired Chiefs Hardman injury status Patriots McDaniels Williams Jets Glenn Eagles Muse Erving Henry. Hockey moves include Avalanche Innala and Ivan recalls, Wild Jiricek to Iowa, Canadiens Beck to Laval, Flyers Kolesov Lycksell, Sharks Duehr claim and Sturm inj. Canucks Silovs reassigned, Jets Appleton activated Lowry injured reserve. Soccer notes list Cincinnati FC GAM gains and Columbus Crew homegrown Stanislav Lapkes through 2027 with options.
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Baseball
American League Athletics
Dave Stewart
Cleveland Guardians
Paul Sewald
Pedro Avila
Riley Pint
Seattle Mariners
Diago Machado
Alan Carpinteiro
Po-Chun Lin
Maximo Rodriguez
Tampa Bay Rays
Taylor Walls
Toronto Blue Jays
Richard Lovelady
Christian Bethancourt
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Aoki Sasaki
Lake Erie Crushers
Alberti Chavez
National Basketball Association
Oklahoma City Thunder
Brandon Carlson
National Football League
Baltimore Ravens
Anthony Miller
Buffalo Bills
Eli Ankou
Anthony Brown
Baylon Spector
Chicago Bears
Alex Cook
Joshua Miles
Detroit Lions
Netane
Jacksonville Jaguars
Trent Baulke
Kansas City Chiefs
Mecole Hardman
NEW England Patriots
Josh McDaniels
Terrell Williams
Jeremy Springer
NEW York Jets
Aaron Glenn
Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Muse
Cameron Erving
K.J. Henry
Britain Covey
Hockey National Hockey League
Colorado Avalanche
Jere Innala
Colorado
Ivan Ivan
Minnesota Wild
David Jiricek
Iowa
Montreal Canadiens
Owen Beck
Laval
Philadelphia Flyers
Alexei Kolesov
Olle Lycksell
Lehigh Valley
Anthony Richard
SAN Jose Sharks
Walker Duehr
Calgary Flames
Nico Sturm
Toronto Maple Leafs
Jacob Quillan
Max Pacioretty
Vancouver Canucks
Arturs Silovs
Abbotsford
Winnipeg Jets
Mason Appleton
Adam Lowry
NFL Playoff Results and Championship Schedule
Kansas City defeated Houston 23 to 14 and Washington beat Detroit 45 to 31 on Saturday. Sunday saw Philadelphia 28 over the Rams 22 and Buffalo 27 after a 25 point win over Baltimore. Conference title games list Buffalo at Kansas City at 6 30 p.m. CBS and Washington at ? FOX. Super Bowl LIX set for February 9 in New Orleans with conference champions at 6 30 p.m. FOX.
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Kansas City
Houston
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Rams
Buffalo
Baltimore
CBS
NEG Washington
FOX
New Orleans
Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in La Jolla
Tournament details list the PGA Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in La Jolla with North and South courses. Yardages shown include 7,765 for the South course par 72 and 7,258 for the North course par 72. Purse is $9.3 million. The data blocks also include numerous odd codes and figures.
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la Jolla
California
a-Torrey Pines
South
Capital City Raptors and rivals collide in NBA style scores
A busy midweek with Cleveland beating Mexico City and Birmingham topping Indiana as teams like Raptors Westchester Grand Rapids and College Park posted close results. Tonight’s schedule includes Motor City at Wisconsin Birmingham at Greensboro and Cleveland at Delaware among others.
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Capital City Raptors
Westchester
Greensboro
College Park
Indiana
Long Island
Grand Rapic
Delaware
Maine
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Motor City
Windy City
Osceola
Birminaham
Birmingham
City
Mexico City
Raptors
Capital City
Grand Rapids
Salt Lake City
Santa Cruz
San Diego
South Bay
Stockton
Tempe
Iowa
Texas
Aberg shoots 63 to lead Farmers Insurance Open
Ludvig Aberg fired a 9-under 63 at Torrey Pines North to lead the Farmers Insurance Open, two shots ahead of Danny Walker and Hayden Springer. Walker led on the South Course with a 68 while Aberg benefited from easier greens. Others included Matsuyama and Pavon in action.
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Ludvig Aberg
Torrey Pines
San Diego
Danny Walker
Hayden Springer
Aberg
Walker
Springer
Santo Griffin
Zac Blair
Zach Johnson
Aldrich Potgieter
Japan
Hideki Matsuyama
Kapalua
Matthieu Pavon
Sudarshan Vellamaraju
Bahamas
Russell Knox
Kensei Hirata
Early season college basketball results roundup
A roundup of men s games across regions with Army beating Holy Cross 76 71 Navy and Boston University edging St John s in OT 79 62 UMass defeating George Washington 74 61 and several notable nonconference wins including Cincinnati area teams and Western teams.
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East Army
Holy Cross
Gannon
Pitt
Johnstown
Gordon
Curry
Lehman
Hunter
Marymount
Neumann
Navy
Boston
St. John’s
Xavier
Umass
George Washington
Midwest Capital
Marietta
Cleveland State
Detroit
Denison
Wooster
Drake
Valparaiso
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
IU Indianapolis
Green Bay
John Carroll
Baldwin Wallace
Milwaukee
Wright State
Mount Union
Muskingum
Oakland
Fort Wayne
Oberlin
Kenyon
Ohio Wesleyan
DePauw
Robert Morris
Youngstown State
Wabash
Wittenberg
Wilmington
Ohio
Otterbein
South Clemson
Syracuse
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Virginia Tech
James Madison
Old Dominion
VMI
Furman
Southwest Houston
Utah
Vanese
TCU
East Bucknell
Colgate
Buffalo
Army
Marquette
Providence
Marshall
Georgia Southern
Rhode Island
Saint Joseph’s
St. Bonaventure
Uconn
Villanova
VCU
Midwest
Creighton
Butler
Dayton
Saint Louis
Iowa State
BYU
Kent State
Cent
Michigan
Miami
Akron
Minnesota
Michigan State
Penn State
N. Illinois
E. Michigan
Hiram
Southern Cal
Purdue
W. Michigan
Bowling Green
South Charleston Southern
Presbyterian
Gardner-Webb
Unc-Asheville
Georgia State
Coastal Carolina
High Point
S.c.-Upstate
Temple
East Carolina
Southwest
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Houston
FAR West Wyoming
Air Force
Results Roundup From Wednesdays High School Games
In boys basketball Southwestern Conference Elyria beat Avon 70 to 42. Girls basketball Lorain County Firelands defeated Wellington 42 to 36. Keystone beat Oberlin 63 to 32, Columbia topped Brookside 49 to 38, and Clearview won 61 to 33 over Black River. Bay Division Bay conference Margaretta 47 Vermilion 27. Olmsted Falls 61 North Ridgeville 32. Midview 38 Amherst 21. Avon 46 Elyria 40. Bowling results show varied scores with Elyria 1 914 over Wellington 1 763 and Brookside 2 274 vs Midview 2 198. Wald. Entries for today’s schedule include non conference games and wrestling meets across multiple schools.
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Avon
Firelands
Wellington
Keystone
Oberlin
Columbia
Brookside
Clearview
Black River
Sandusky Bay
Margaretta
Vermilion
Olmsted Falls
North Ridgeville
Midview
Amherst
Buckeye
Lincoln-West
Norwalk
Lorain Horizon Science
Christian Community
North Coast
Elyria Catholic
Beaumont
Open Door
Our Lady of the Elms
Berea-Midpark
Avon Lake
Cuyahoga Falls
Lorain
Cuyahoga Heights
Danbury
Browns 2024 season sinks into playoff-less abyss
Jim Ingraham skewers the Browns with caustic take on the 2024 season. He mocks Bill Cowher’s still cited status, Andrew Berry’s fading hopes from the Watson trade, and Bailey Zappe’s lone Browns appearance. He notes the team’s 58-year Super Bowl drought, lack of playoff threat, and the Haslams’ controversial ownership as Cleveland languishes.
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Bill Cowher
NFL
Cowher
Andrew Berry
Watson
Browns
Joel Bitonio
Bailey Zappe
Zappe
Jackson
Kitchens
Dorian Thompson-Robinson
Jim Brown
Lake Erie
John Elway
Ohio State
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