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Texas joins No. 1s in projected women's NCAA tournament seeds

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Texas joins No. 1s in projected women's NCAA tournament seeds

Espn.com and 4 more

The NCAA will reveal an unranked top-16 grouping on March 14, shaping final seeding ahead of Selection Sunday.
Texas solidifies its rising profile as a strong No. 4 seed, with favorable bracket positioning highlighted in recent Top 16 discussions.
UConn, UCLA, and South Carolina are reaffirmed as top seeds, with Texas challenged as a strong No. 4 seed in the mix.

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Why Siale Taupaki Is Playing His 8th Year of College Football at Penn State

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sports12h ago

Why Siale Taupaki Is Playing His 8th Year of College Football at Penn State

Si.com

Taupaki is finishing an unusual eighth season of college football at Penn State after transferring from UCLA.
The 6-3, 335-pound lineman grew up in Oakland with Tonga-speaking parents and a blue-collar work ethic.
Taupaki learned to value culture and family, communicating with parents in Tongan after games.
He sees himself as an elder on the Penn State roster, guiding teammates through challenges.
Taupaki’s injuries at UCLA included two broken metatarsals, shaping his long college journey.
He credits a blue-collar mindset and the book Chop Wood, Carry Water for his approach.
Taupaki emphasized that football is a team sport and stressed unity among players.
Taupaki has embraced Penn State culture, from attending games to adapting to winter weather.
He hopes to grow physically, mentally, and spiritually, aligning with Penn State's values.
Taupaki’s story highlights the impact of transfer culture and resilience in college football.

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BASEBALL FALLS TO CALIFORNIA IN GAME TWO, 8-2 - Sacramento State

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sports17h ago

BASEBALL FALLS TO CALIFORNIA IN GAME TWO, 8-2 - Sacramento State

Hornetsports.com

California defeated Sacramento State 8-2 in the second game of the series at John Smith Field in Sacramento.
Cal grabbed a quick 2-0 lead in the first inning before Sacramento State tied it in the second.
Sacramento State could not capitalize, leaving 10 runners on base as Cal pulled away late.
Ethan Foley earned the win for Cal, pitching six innings with eight hits and two runs allowed.
Otto Espinoza picked up the save, closing the final three innings for Cal.
Sacramento State used eight pitchers in the game, with none throwing more than two innings.
The series concludes Sunday at 1 p.m. in Berkeley.
Cal tallied 11 hits while Sacramento State had 10.
Sacramento State’s next home game is March 10 against UMass-Lowell.

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Men’s Basketball State of the Bubble: Stock Up, Stock Down After a Loaded Saturday Slate

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sports16h ago

Men’s Basketball State of the Bubble: Stock Up, Stock Down After a Loaded Saturday Slate

Si.com and 1 more

Auburn's bubble status is under threat after a costly home loss to Ole Miss, highlighting the fragility of their NCAA bid with Selection Sunday looming.
Missouri emerged as a true bubble winner by defeating Mississippi State and solidifying its NCAA bid prospects with strong quadrant results.
Texas followed up previous results with a vital road win at Texas A&M, reinforcing its bid safety heading into the stretch run.
TCU avoided a dangerous result by pulling away late at Kansas State, helping its at-large bid case with two games to go.
Santa Clara rolled past Oregon State, signaling a respectable bubble status and positioning for a potential WCC tournament push.
New Mexico’s upset of San Diego State strengthened its Mountain West at-large bid case with crucial late-season momentum.
VCU’s 19-point win over Fordham kept the Rams in the mix for an at-large bid while warning that stronger results are still needed.
Cincinnati’s rout of Oklahoma State kept them on the edge of the at-large picture, with key tests looming vs. BYU and TCU.
West Virginia’s upset over No. 19 BYU offered a late-season spark, with upcoming Big 12 games critical to tournament prospects.
Arizona’s big-3 collision with Kansas reinforced its No. 1 seed odds, showcasing dominant interior play and efficient scoring.

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Sykes' 39 lead Long Beach State past Cal State Bakersfield 88-87

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sports14h ago

Sykes' 39 lead Long Beach State past Cal State Bakersfield 88-87

Apnews.com

Gavin Sykes scored 39 points to lead Long Beach State to an 88-87 win at Cal State Bakersfield.
Rob Diaz III contributed 10 points for Long Beach State as part of the win.
Ron Jessamy led Cal State Bakersfield with 33 points and 11 rebounds in the loss.
CJ Hardy added 19 points and six assists for Bakersfield in the tightly contested game.
The Beach improved to 9-21 overall and 5-13 in the Big West after the win.
The Roadrunners suffered a 13th straight loss, extending their skid of 13 consecutive defeats.
The game marked a dramatic finish as both teams traded leads in a late, high-stakes contest.
The Associated Press contributed to this recap with data from Sportradar and Data Skrive.
The win was a rare bright spot for Long Beach State in a season with multiple losses.
Cal State Bakersfield's CJ Hardy contributed but the Roadrunners fell short at the end.
The game took place on a Saturday night in Bakersfield, California.

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Greg Sankey Demands End To Insane Transfer Portal Free-For-All To Save College Football

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Greg Sankey Demands End To Insane Transfer Portal Free-For-All To Save College Football

Outkick.com

Sankey calls for a one-time transfer rule to curb unrestricted portal movement.
He links reform to educational continuity and NCAA-level standards.
Sankey cites transfer portal chaos as a widespread issue across conferences.
He questions the practicality of unlimited transfers amid age disparities on rosters.
Sankey proposes national standards with conference-level management as a possible path.
The discussion is framed around balancing competitiveness and athletes' choices.
The discussion includes potential two-transfer limits or fixed two-year contracts.
Sankey indicates he often influences outcomes in college sports policy.
The piece notes a broader presidential-level discussion ahead of a summit.
The article cites veteran players' limited mobility as a driving concern for reform.

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Books Are Gifting Us Money With This Virginia Duke Total

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sports12h ago

Books Are Gifting Us Money With This Virginia Duke Total

Outkick.com

Virginia carries a 25-3 season mark and 13-2 ACC record heading into the matchup.
Duke is described as the best team in the nation, with versatile scoring, defense, and crunch-time capability.
The article expects a high-scoring game with both teams reaching the 70s.
The suggested bet favors the over, with a projected over/under at 137.5.
Virginia’s shift from a slow, methodical style to a faster offense is noted.
Duke’s season includes a standout 26-2 record and key losses by small margins.
The piece emphasizes the game as a major ACC contest with potential playoff implications.
The article presents Virginia and Duke as having complementary strengths with different paces.

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'Three Best Bet Weave': Kansas-Arizona, Alabama-Tennessee, Gonzaga-Saint Mary's

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sports12h ago

'Three Best Bet Weave': Kansas-Arizona, Alabama-Tennessee, Gonzaga-Saint Mary's

Outkick.com

Kansas Jayhawks vs Arizona Wildcats is set for a high-stakes showdown with Kansas carrying momentum into the game.
Tennessee and Alabama face off as Tennessee seeks to exploit Alabama's defensive vulnerabilities.
Gonzaga travels to Saint Mary's in a road test where Saint Mary's is noted for strong shooting and rebounding.
The piece notes Ken Pom and Bart Torvik rankings to justify Saint Mary's advantage on defense and rebounding.
The betting angles emphasize offense efficiency and rebounding strength for nearly all featured teams.
The article highlights line movements and sportsbook references to justify wagering positions.
Kansas's recent ATS performance contrasts with Arizona's conference play strength.
The piece cites Alabama's defensive shortcomings and Tennessee's rebounding edge as key matchups.
Saint Mary's is described as an underrated home team with strong NCAA-related performance indicators.

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Would Duke's Dame Sarr Have Been a Better Fit Than Andrej Stojakovic for Illinois?

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sports18h ago

Would Duke's Dame Sarr Have Been a Better Fit Than Andrej Stojakovic for Illinois?

Si.com

A hypothetical swap question centers on whether Dame Sarr would have fit Illinois better than Andrej Stojakovic.
Sarr is praised for defense, boasting on-ball skills and length that could disrupt opponents.
Stojakovic has been a solid scorer and defender, but his three-point shooting range has shown inconsistencies.
Sarr’s defense is described as top five in ACC metrics, with exceptional foot speed and length.
The article frames Sarr as a solution to Illinois’ guard-attack vulnerabilities by adding defensive versatility.
Stojakovic’s offense is described as skilled but different from Sarr’s defensive impact.
The piece notes Illini’s roster had multiple ball-dominant players, which could affect fit considerations.
Sarr’s defense is described as elite against multiple offensive styles and quick on switches.
The article uses a hypothetical to explore how roster changes could influence Illinois’ performance.
The author acknowledges the uncertainty in predicting ‘what might have been’ with Sarr joining Illinois.

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Meet AJ Dybansta: 5 Things To Know About the BYU Forward

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sports12h ago

Meet AJ Dybansta: 5 Things To Know About the BYU Forward

Foxsports.com

Dybansta, a 6-foot-9 freshman for BYU, is an uber-athlete who uses length and speed to drive in the lane and create space for shots.
Dybansta leads the nation with 25.1 points per game and set BYU's freshman scoring record with 43 vs Utah.
Analysts see Dybansta as a top NBA draft prospect with an intriguing high school path through St. Sebastian's, Prolific Prep, and Utah Prep.
Dybansta shares daily life on social media, reinforcing his influencer profile off the court.
Nike NIL deal with Dybansta was established in January 2024, with further product highlights in 2025.
BYU heads into a key matchup at West Virginia as the season ramps toward March Madness.
Dybansta is described as a potential future dunk contest champion and likely No. 1 NBA Draft pick by Fox Sports.
Dybansta's scoring success includes a historic 43-point game against Utah and a strong all-around offensive game.
BYU ranks No. 19 nationally as the team relies on Dybansta's scoring and efficiency.

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