Weber State Wildcats (12-15, 9-8 Big Sky) at Northern Colorado Bears (13-15, 6-11 Big Sky) Greeley, Colorado; Monday, 8 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Taylor Smith and Weber State visit Tatum West and Northern Colorado on Monday. The Bears are 10-4 in home games.
North Texas plays Rice following Deck’s 27-point game
The Eagles are 14-3 in conference games. North Texas scores 69.9 points while outscoring opponents by 7.7 points per game. Rice makes 41.1% of its shots from the field this season, which is 2.7 percentage points higher than North Texas has allowed to its opponents (38.4%).
Maryland-Eastern Shore visits Coppin State following Lawrence’s 20-point showing
Maryland-Eastern Shore Hawks (11-16, 6-6 MEAC) at Coppin State Eagles (17-11, 8-4 MEAC) Baltimore; Monday, 5:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Coppin State hosts Maryland-Eastern Shore after Laila Lawrence scored 20 points in Coppin State's 73-59 win against the Delaware State Hornets. The Eagles have gone 7-2 at home.
Boler leads Memphis against Florida Atlantic after 25-point showing
Memphis Tigers (7-21, 5-12 AAC) at Florida Atlantic Owls (10-20, 2-15 AAC) Boca Raton, Florida; Tuesday, 7 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Memphis faces Florida Atlantic after TI'lan Boler scored 25 points in Memphis' 81-79 loss to the Tulsa Golden Hurricane. The Owls are 6-8 on their home court.
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Internazionale still top the table after draw but leveller restores belief that Antonio Conte’s side can reel in leaders
Billy Gilmour or Philip Billing? That was the dilemma facing Antonio Conte for a season-defining fixture: his second-placed Napoli taking on the Inter side who had just overtaken them with 12 rounds to go. Should he trust in a midfielder who had started only five Serie A games since arriving from Brighton last summer, or one who spent the first half of this season as a backup at Bournemouth?
“I’ve been thinking about it all week,” Conte said with a chuckle at his pre-game press conference, “and I still have 24 more hours to decide.”
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What Ruben Amorim should do now, Danny Welbeck and an unlikely England call, and why Michael Oliver was right
“Pick the kids!” is a frequent cry when a team are playing poorly, and generally speaking it’s an incorrect one: the last thing a young player needs is to be hurled into a mess of the sort Manchester United are in. But sometimes it works – Mikel Arteta, for example, struggling at Arsenal, eventually promoted Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe because he had no other choice, and hasn’t looked back since. Now Ruben Amorim must make a similar call. A lack of alternatives forced him to persevere with Rasmus Højlund, but over the past week Chido Obi-Martin has earned a chance, contributing at Everton before asserting properly against Fulham, on both occasions more dangerous than Højlund, in less time. And, given United’s league season is over – and, given also, their lack of pace in defence – it might be worth seeing what Ayden Heaven can do, seeking to inject momentum and good feeling into a two-month stretch that threatens to be enervating in the extreme. Daniel Harris
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No. 6 South Carolina earns SEC title share with 78-66 victory over No. 15 Kentucky
Azzi Fudd added 12 points while Aubrey Griffin finished with 11 points and four rebounds as UConn won its 38th straight regular-season Big East game. Jaidynn Mason had 13 points, Skylar Forbes had 12 points and Lee Volker added 10 points for Marquette (20-9, 12-6). UConn had already clinched the top seed for the Big East tournament.