NCAA basketball and sports TV schedule update and trades
A dense program lists NCAA first and second round basketball games on ESPN channels and TRUTV with matchups including Albany at Duke Dayton vs Iowa State Washington vs Miami Northwestern vs Arkansas and more. Also notes broadcasts for golf hockey NASCAR soccer tennis and coaching changes.
NCAA Tournament Roundup From Regional Matchups Across Sites
Key first round and round of 64 actions feature Michigan State versus Georgia at Time Warner Cable Arena, Virginia vs Belmont, Oklahoma facing Albany, and Duke clashing with Robert Morris. Other major games include Gonzaga against North Dakota State, Kansas versus New Mexico State, and Louisville versus UC Irvine with regional results shaping the bracket.
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Washington
Miami
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High School State Tournament Scores Roundup
Division III semifinals see Glandorf 55 over Proctorville Fairland and Versailles. Division IV Ft Loramie 45 over Berlin Hiland 36 while Waterford 42 defeats Fostoria St Wendelin 36. Boys regionals feature Northland 64 over Dublin Jerome and Lima Sr 62 over Delphos St John.
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Yankees RHP Cedeno suspended for 72 games
Moises Cedeno of the New York Yankees receives a 72 game suspension under the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. The list also notes roster moves across several MLB teams including retirements, optioned players, and minor league assignments.
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Moises Cedeno
Houston Astros
Rex Jones
Milwaukee Brewers
Ron Roenicke
NEW York Mets
Akeel Morris
Las Vegas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Alen Hanson
Casey Sadler
Jameson Taillon
Indianapolis
Willy Garcia
Altoona
Collin Balester
Jeremy Bleich
Gift Ngoepe
Mel Rojas Jr
Washington Nationals
Milwaukee
Brewers
Roenicke
Ken Macha
Yankees
Marlins
Christian Yelich
Baseball and NCAA results from regional and spring games
Philadelphia beat the Yankees 7 3 and multiple MLB spring matchups were listed across Arizona Florida and Texas with teams including Cubs Mets Dodgers and Reds. East Regional at Consol Energy Center shows Villanova overpowering Lafayette 93 52 and NC State edging LSU 66 65.
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Redskins bring back ex Browns quarterback Colt McCoy
The Washington Redskins re signed free agent quarterback Colt McCoy after he started four games last season. He played five games overall with 71.7 percent completions for 1057 yards and four touchdowns.
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Kirk Cousins
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