Southern Miss Eagles (2-5) at UAB Blazers (4-2) Birmingham, Alabama; Sunday, 12 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: UAB hosts Southern Miss after Rayne Tucker scored 23 points in UAB's 76-43 victory against the Alabama State Hornets. The Blazers have gone 2-0 at home.
Memphis takes on East Tennessee State after Boler’s 20-point showing
Memphis Tigers (2-4) at East Tennessee State Buccaneers (3-4) Johnson City, Tennessee; Sunday, 2 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Memphis plays East Tennessee State after TI'lan Boler scored 20 points in Memphis' 87-83 loss to the Murray State Racers. The Buccaneers are 2-1 in home games.
Navy hosts Harris and George Mason
George Mason Patriots (6-1) at Navy Midshipmen (6-1) Annapolis, Maryland; Sunday, 1 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: George Mason visits Navy after Kennedy Harris scored 26 points in George Mason's 66-56 loss to the Maryland Terrapins. The Midshipmen have gone 2-1 in home games.
Florida Atlantic puts home win streak on the line against Austin Peay
Austin Peay Governors (2-4) at Florida Atlantic Owls (5-2) Boca Raton, Florida; Sunday, 2 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Florida Atlantic hosts Austin Peay trying to extend its four-game home winning streak. The Owls have gone 4-0 at home.
Xavier visits Eastern Michigan after Eleko’s 31-point performance
Xavier Musketeers (4-2) at Eastern Michigan Eagles (0-5) Ypsilanti, Michigan; Sunday, 2 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Eastern Michigan plays Xavier after Sisi Eleko scored 31 points in Eastern Michigan's 72-61 loss to the Detroit Mercy Titans. The Eagles have gone 0-3 at home.
Syracuse hosts Egger and Yale
Yale Bulldogs (1-7) at Syracuse Orange (3-4) Syracuse, New York; Sunday, 12 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Yale faces Syracuse after Mackenzie Egger scored 21 points in Yale's 67-52 loss to the Bryant Bulldogs. The Orange are 2-3 in home games.
Cornell visits Williams and Northwestern
Cornell Big Red (3-5) at Northwestern Wildcats (2-3) Evanston, Illinois; Sunday, 2 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Northwestern takes on Cornell after Taylor Williams scored 22 points in Northwestern's 73-64 victory against the Loyola Chicago Ramblers. The Wildcats have gone 1-3 at home.
Steph details bilateral knee tendinitis after slow start in return
Warriors guard Steph Curry discussed his recent knee injury following Golden State's 113-105 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Saturday night.
Jack Draper: ‘A lot of good things have come from trying to be a better man’
British men’s No 1 reflects on his best year on tour, including a first slam semi-final but also some controversy
Deep inside the Vienna Ice Skating Club, an enormous ice rink temporarily adapted into indoor tennis courts in October, Jack Draper was hard at work before one of his final tournaments of the season. His sparring partner for the day was Frances Tiafoe, a fellow top-20 player well known for his humour even in the searing heat of battle. As they toiled through practice sets, the American kept on reacting to their spectacular winners by glancing down the court, each time trying to catch his opponent’s eye so that he could crack another joke.
Draper, however, had other priorities. The British No 1 was completely locked in, focused only on extracting the best out of himself in their limited time on court. He played some brutal, attacking tennis in the process and after an hour of great intensity, their practice ended with Draper leading by a set.
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Sharks rookie Smith finding groove after early NHL growing pains
Sharks rookie center Will Smith continues to hit his stride as San Jose blossoms into one of the NHL's most exciting teams.
Mitch Albom: Michigan football upsets No. 2 Ohio State and it’s OK to look
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World No 954 golfer Ryggs Johnston turns into lethal weapon to win Australian Open
- Johnston shoots nerveless 68 in final round to snatch Stonehaven Cup
- Jiyai Shin seals second women’s Australian Open with 17-under 274
Unheralded American Ryggs Johnston has crashed the party with a stunning and improbable Australian Open triumph in Melbourne.
The world No 954 emerged from a big pack of home hopes to steal the Stonehaven Cup with a nerveless final-round four-under-par 68 at Kingston Heath on Sunday.
Continue reading...Newbury Park finishes off unbeaten season to win Division 2 title
The Panthers come back from a 14-point deficit to beat Murrieta Valley for the Southern Section Division 2 championship on Saturday.
Warriors’ offensive woes highlighted by depth players’ regression
The Warriors' depth pieces rapid regression is causing major offensive woes for Golden State after its hot start to begin the season.