Africa and college basketball and sports day schedule
A comprehensive day of sports across Africa and the United States outlines basketball games on NBATV and college courts. Notable matches include Rabat versus Dynamo Pretoria, Cape Town versus Petro de Luanda, Nebraska at Michigan, and multiple conference tournaments with teams like Indiana State Drake Bucknell Colgate and UConn Marquette in action.
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FUS de Rabat
Dynamo Basketball Club
Pretoria
South Africa
Cape Town Tigers
Petro de Luanda
Nebraska
Michigan
ESPN2
Asheville
Longwood
High Point
N.C
FOX
Wisconsin
Purdue
WEOL
WKNR
Ohio State
Rutgers
Indiana State
Drake
St. Louis
NASCAR Cup Shriners 500 at Phoenix results and leaders
NASCAR at Phoenix Raceway shows Denny Hamlin fastest in today’s Cup event with Ty Gibbs Chase Elliott Erik Jones and William Byron among top finishers. The top 10 includes Martin Truex Jr Ross Chastain Christopher Bell and more as the race pace averaged 92.519 mph over 2:12:57 with six cautions.
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Gainesville Raceway
Fla
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NTT
St. Petersburg
FOX
WKFM
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Phoenix
Villa la Angostura
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Ala
Denny Hamlin
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Ty Gibbs
Chase Elliott
Chevrolet
Erik Jones
William Byron
Tyler Reddick
Noah Grayson
Ford
Chase Briscoe
Michael McDowell
Carson Hocevar
Martin Truex Jr
Ross Chastain
Christopher Bell
Chris Buescher
Daniel Suarez
Ryan Blaney
Kyle Larson
Brad Keselowski
John H. Nemechek
Ryan Preece
Zane Smith
Todd Gilliland
Austin Dillon
Kyle Busch
Kaz Grala
Justin Haley
Austin Cindric
Corey LaJoie
Josh Berry
Avondale
Ariz
Chandler Smith
C.custer
C.smith
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Lallgaier
MLB Transactions Roundup Major League Activity
Multiple teams announced roster moves and minor league assignments including Brad Keller signing with the White Sox and waivers/outrights involving Agustin Ramirez Blake Hunt Jose Barrero Joey Votto and Will Robertson among others RHPs and infielders reassigned placed or optioned across the American and National Leagues with various minor league contracts and IL stints noted.
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Chicago White Sox
Brad Keller
NEW York Yankees
Agustin Ramirez
Somerset
Seattle Mariners
Blake Hunt
Tacoma
Michael Chavis
Isiah Gilliam
Nick Solak
Texas Rangers
Carson Coleman
Jose Barrero
Cincinnati
Toronto Blue Jays
Evan Elliot
Joey Votto
Will Robertson
Luis de Los Santos
Atlanta Braves
Hurston Waldrop
Regional finals fill Girls Basketball with close finishes
Regional finals report results from Saturday with multiple teams across divisions. Notable scores include Doylestown Chippewa over stone 50 38 and Ottawa Glandorf 45 Castalia Margaretta 26. Boys district finals feature St Ignatius over Heights 76 45 and Canfield 64 Cle. Glenville 51 with many other close matchups.
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Massillon
Jackson
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Akr
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Cle
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Minford
Jackson Center
Sidney Lehman
Russia
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Troy
Miami Valley
College Basketball Scores Roundup Across Regions
A sweeping box of results shows Brown, Yale, Cornell, Columbia and others posting wins in the EAST. Notable upsets include Bryant over Maine and Quinnipiac over St Peter's. Conference play and OT thrillers appear in Alabama, Arkansas, and multiple Southwest and Midwest matchups with late surges and close finishes.
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Bryant
Maine
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Manhattan
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Creighton
Villanova
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le Moyne
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Miami
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Hamlin takes pole for Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix
Denny Hamlin will start from the pole for the Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix Raceway, with Toyota dominating the top six and an all JGR front row. Ty Gibbs joins Hamlin on the front row, Erik Jones fourth and Tyler Reddick sixth as Toyota records its 150th Cup pole.
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Phoenix Raceway
Joe Gibbs
Toyota
Avondale
Arizona
Hamlin
Ty Gibbs
Erik Jones
Tyler Reddick
Phoenix
Chase Elliott
William Byron
Ryan Blaney
Kyle Larson
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Joey Logano
Nascar
Jones
Legacy Motor Club
Chandler Smith
Justin Allgaier
Smith
Allgaier
Jesse Love
Sheldon Creed
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
Verstappen
Oliver Bearman
Ferrari
Sergio Perez
Perez
Charles Leclerc
Josef Newgarden
IndyCar
St. Petersburg
Florida
Team Penske
Felix Rosenqvist
Meyer Shank
Pato O’ward
McLaren
Colton Herta
Andretti
Alex Palou
Alexander Rossi
Callum Ilott
David Malakas
Rossi
Arrow McLaren Racing
Rahal Letterman Lanigan
Graham Rahal
Pietro Fittipaldi
Kyle Kirkwood
Andretti Global
Brignone Narrowly Trails Gut Behrami in World Cup GS Chase
Federica Brignone remains 95 points behind Lara Gut Behrami in the women’s World Cup giant slalom standings after winning in Are Sweden. She must win the final in Saalbach and Gut Behrami fail to top 15 to claim the globe. Mikaela Shiffrin plans a return after knee rehab.
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Federica Brignone
Brignone
Lara Gut-Behrami
Are
Sweden
Saalbach
Austria
Gut-Behrami
Mikaela Shiffrin
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