Mortensen, Award-Winning NFL Reporter, Dies at 72
ESPN and NFL figures mourn veteran journalist Chris Mortensen who died at 72 after a career spanning decades. He covered the NFL for ESPN since 1991 and earlier with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Sporting News. Mortensen announced a 2016 throat cancer diagnosis and retired last year to focus on health. He is survived by wife Micki and son Alex.
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Darius Rucker Intercollegiate Opens With Round One
The 2:30 p.m. first round of the TV and radio coverage from Hilton Head Island South Carolina features the women’s golf event opening at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.
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MLB and NBA and NHL Transactions Snapshot
Boston Red Sox sign first baseman C J Crow to a minor league deal. New York Yankees option pitchers to Scranton Wilkes Barre. Arizona Diamondbacks sign shortstop Elvis Andrus to a minor league contract. Colorado Rockies option Warming Bernabel to Hartford. New York Mets option Luisangel Acuna and Bolton to Syracuse. San Francisco Giants sign infielder Matt Chapman to a one year deal and place Tristan Beck on 60 day IL. NBA New Orleans Pelicans sign Izaiah Brockington to a 10 day deal. Washington Wizards sign R J Hampton to a 10 day contract and add Justin Champagnie to a two way contract. NHL New York Rangers extend Jonathan Quick for one year. Philadelphia Flyers sign Denver Barkey to a three year entry level deal.
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Pennzoil 400 NASCAR Cup Race at Las Vegas Results
Kyle Larson leads with 267 laps in Chevrolet showing 60 points. Tyler Reddick and Ryan Blaney follow in top positions with 53 and 41 points respectively. Several drivers suffer accidents or retirements including Chris Buescher.
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Final Round Thriller At Singapore HSBC Championship Sees Gumberg Win
Jordan Gumberg wins in a playoff on the second hole at the HSBC Women’s World Championship venue on Atosa Island Singapore. Robin Williams finishes two strokes back, while David Ra’uto and Marcus Armitage share third as Jamie Donaldson and others chase the title. The event features purses around 1.8 million with 6,775 yards par 79 layouts.
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Canada advances in OT to face US in Gold Cup semifinal
In quarterfinal action Canada edged Costa Rica 1 0 after extra time while Brazil beat Argentina 5 1. Sunday Mexico defeated Paraguay 3 2 and the United States routed Colombia 6 3. Semifinals set Canada vs United States at 7 p.m. Brazil vs Mexico at 10 15 p.m. Final scheduled for Sunday March 10 at 8 15 p.m.
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College Scores Roundup From Multiple Matches
East division results include Indiana 83 over Maryland 78 and UConn 91 over Seton Hall 61. Midwest features Drake 74 over Bradley 66 and Indiana State 89 over Murray State 77. Southwest and West games show Belmont 83 over Evansville 66 and Stanford 71 over Colorado 81, with several OT tallies and notable upsets.
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U S advances to Gold Cup semifinals after win over Colombia
Jenna Nightwanger and Jaedyn Shaw sparked the first half as the United States defeated Colombia 3 0 in Los Angeles to reach the CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup semifinals. Lindsey Horan added a first half penalty as the U S rebounded from a loss to Mexico.
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Brignone Wins Fog Disrupted Kvitfjell Super-G
Federica Brignone takes the win as fog disrupts the Kvitfjell women’s World Cup super-G with Lara Gut-Behrami finishing second extending her lead in both the discipline and overall standings. Brignone moves to second in the overall, closing the gap to Gut-Behrami to 74 points.
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