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Huskers survive after Vanderbilt’s heave rims out
Nebraska outlasted Vanderbilt 74-72 in a scintillating second-round NCAA tournament game Saturday night when Tyler Tanner’s heave from beyond half court rimmed out at the buzzer.
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Miller: Texas not Cinderella despite Sweet 16 run
Texas went from the NCAA tournament’s First Four to the Sweet 16, but coach Sean Miller said his team isn’t a Cinderella after upsetting No. 3 seed Gonzaga on Saturday.
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King and Garth star as Australia seal 2-0 series win despite Matthews scare
King’s 2 for 25 sealed victory after Matthews’ half-century gave West Indies hope in the chase
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Latham injured as New Zealand seek rare bilateral series win over South Africa
New Zealand have never beaten South Africa in a bilateral series of two or more T20Is
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Men’s March Madness live tracker: High Point, Arkansas battling to punch ticket to Sweet 16
ESPN reporters are on-site from Buffalo to Portland to track all the second-round action.
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Men’s March Madness 2026 second round scores, live updates: Illinois up big; latest from Stanford-Vanderbilt, Arkansas-High Point
Follow our live coverage of two days of action in the men’s NCAA Tournament’s second round
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‘River hockey’? Sabres’ win over Kings shows they can win any type of game
River hockey implies a lack of structure, but it’s clear after the Sabres 4-1 win over Los Angeles that they don’t have a problem with that.
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Texas upsets Zags, caps improbable Sweet 16 run
Texas became the first team in five years to go from the NCAA tournament’s First Four to the Sweet 16, beating Gonzaga 74-68 on Saturday.
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Sources: UNC, Davis discussing future after loss
UNC officials are in discussions with coach Hubert Davis about the coach’s future after another first-round loss in the NCAA tournament.
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Sources: Doncic wants child support filing nixed
Luka Dončić has filed documents to dismiss a petition filed by his ex-fiancée that is seeking child support for their two daughters and attorney fees, sources told ESPN’s Dave McMenamin.
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