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Boilermakers trip No. 3 Michigan, reign in Big Ten
Oscar Cluff scored 21 points as Purdue, which lost four of its last six regular-season games, topped No. 3 Michigan to win its first Big Ten tournament since 2023.
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Acuff scores 30 as Calipari, Hogs roll to SEC title
Darius Acuff Jr. had 30 points as No. 17 Arkansas beat No. 22 Vanderbilt to win its first SEC tournament crown and first automatic NCAA tournament berth since 2000.
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Sources: Goedert stays with Eagles on new deal
Tight end Dallas Goedert reached agreement Sunday on a one-year deal to return to the Eagles for his ninth season in Philadelphia, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Men’s March Madness Selection Sunday live updates: Channel, start time, NCAA Tournament bracket latest
Follow our live coverage as we build out the NCAA Tournament bracket and get ready for the men’s March Madness
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Women’s March Madness Selection Sunday live updates: Channel, start time, NCAA Tournament bracket latest
Follow our live coverage as we build out the NCAA Tournament bracket and get ready for the women’s March Madness
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At WBC, Ronald Acuña Jr.’s chant of ‘we ate sushi!’ mirrors chiding amongst fans
Acuña became the latest to reach for what’s become an easy way to troll opponents this WBC: invoking a rival nation’s most popular dish.
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Indian Wells final: Aryna Sabalenka beats Elena Rybakina for first BNP Paribas Open title
Sabalenka came from a set down to win her first WTA 1000 title since May 2025.
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Women’s March Madness Selection Sunday live updates: How to watch, start time, channel and more
Follow our live coverage as we build out the NCAA Tournament bracket and get ready for the women’s March Madness
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Women’s NCAA Tournament automatic qualifiers ready for March Madness
A few upsets in the conference tournaments could shake up the NCAA Tournament field.
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Women’s March Madness Selection Sunday live updates: Start time, how to watch, schedule and more
Follow our live coverage as we build out the NCAA Tournament bracket and get ready for the women’s March Madness
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