NBA and College Basketball Listings for Tonight
TV and radio schedule lists games including Cleveland at Philadelphia, South Carolina at Maryland, Alabama State at Cincinnati, Eastern Illinois at Marquette, Wisconsin at Virginia, and Dallas at San Antonio. Also Houston at Baltimore in NFL coverage with ESPN and radio stations WKNR 850 AM and ZOL 936 3 100.7.
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Multiple Sports Transactions Sprint Across Leagues
NBA moves include Hawks assigning Tyler Dorsey to Erie and Grizzlies recalling Arell Martin and Ivan Rabb from NBAGL. NFL roster changes see Dallas Cowboys releasing Darren McFadden and Mike Nugent while signing Datone Jones and Trey Williams. Senators assign Macey Erkamps to Brampton. Phantoms move Frank Horn to Rea. San Jose recalls Spencer Asuchak from Allen. Arizona State fires Todd Graham. Florida hires Dan Mullen. Texas A&M fires Kevin Sumlin. College football betting lines and championship sites listed for numerous conferences and teams across Florida Atlantic to Boise State with various matchups and venues.
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Australian Open scores list and leaders
The Australian Open results show Cameron Davis leading with 273 after four rounds, followed by Matt Jones and Jonas Blixt tied at 274, with Cameron Smith and Jason Day at 275 and 276 respectively. The field includes notable players from Australia and overseas, with final rounds across venues in Sydney and Hong Kong.
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Cameron Davis
Matt Jones
Jonas Blixt
Sweden
Cameron Smith
Jason Day
Mark Brown
Lucas Herbert
Jordan Spieth
U.S
Matt. Guyatt
Travis Smyth
J. Marchesani
Step
Leaney
Jason Norris
Brett Rumford
Jamie Arnold
Ben Campbell
Curtis Luck
A-M. Sanchez
Hong Kong Golf Club
Hong Kong
Wade Ormsby
Julian Suri
Paul Peterson
Alexander Bjork
Swe
R. Cabrera Bello
Tom. Fleetwood
Eng
M.angel Jimenez
M. Lauren Shin
SSP Chawrasia
India
Kir Aphibarmat
Thai
Shub. Sharma
Clement Sordet
James Morrison
Justin Rose
Thomas Detry
Sean Crocker
Poom Saksansin
Dylan Frittelli
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Formula One end of season wrap at Yas Marina
Final standings show Hamilton winning the drivers title with 363 points ahead of Vettel 317 and Bottas 305. Mercedes tops constructors with 668 points, Ferrari 522, Red Bull 368. Also notes World Group tennis results at Stade Pierre Mauroy with Goffin and Tsonga advancing.
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Britain
Sebastian Vettel
Germany
Ferrari
Kimi Raikkonen
Max Verstappen
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Sergio Perez
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Esteban Ocon
France
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Spain
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Felipe Massa
Brazil
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Gasquet and Herbert Triumph in Doubles Thriller
Richard Gasquet and Pierre-Hugues Herbert of France beat Ruben Bemelmans and Joris De Loore of Belgium 6-1 3-6 7-6 6-4. Belgium’s David Goffin defeated Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 7-6 6-3 6-2. Lucas Pouille edged Steve Darcis 6-3 6-1 6-0.
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Mikaela Shiffrin
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Slovakia
Erin Hamlin
Emily Sweeney
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Kjetil Jansrud
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Lake Louise
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AP Top 25 football poll cap results and league updates
A dense list mixes teams from multiple regions with scores and placements across divisions. Notable figures include Adrian Behrend Army Penn State and Yale, with many schools like Boston U Bucknell La Salle Navy and Stony Brook shown in various matchups and results across weeks.
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Hartwick
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Stony Brook
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Dartmouth
NJIT
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Dominican
Tennessee declines to hire Schiano as head coach
Tennessee will not pursue Ohio State defensive coordinator Greg Schiano after backlash over his Penn State ties and Sandusky scandal deposits. The decision followed campus protests and social media criticism from state lawmakers and GOP candidates.
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Toronto Argonauts
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Yarber earns All-Ohio second team in Div VI VII honors
Oberlin senior Devan Yarber led in rushing with 1542 yards and 14 TDs in eight games and added 622 passing yards and seven TDs to secure All-Ohio Division VI VII second team recognition. Teammates Rasmussen Walker Eisom and Columba’s Cole Saakowsky earned spots on the third team. Lorain County schools Columbia Oberlin Wellington appear on the list.
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