NCAA Women's Tournament 2025: Highlights from Sweet 16
The 2025 NCAA Women's Tournament continues with the final round of the Sweet 16 on Saturday.
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In debut with Blue Jays, Max Scherzer exits after 3 innings - ESPN
TORONTO — In his first start with the Toronto Blue Jays, veteran pitcher Max Scherzer left after just three innings with right lat soreness, the team announced.
Hailey Van Lith's 26-point effort leads TCU past Notre Dame - ESPN
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Hailey Van Lith scored 12 of her 26 points in the fourth quarter to help second-seeded TCU beat No. 3 seed Notre Dame 71-62 on Saturday in the Sweet 16 of the women's NCAA Tournament.
Women's March Madness: Sweet 16 live analysis and scores - ESPN
Half of the Elite Eight is set. Which teams will join Duke, LSU, South Carolina and UCLA?
Late birdies ensure Rory McIlroy makes cut as Scottie Scheffler leads in Houston
Three late birdies moved Rory McIlroy inside the cut line as Scottie Scheffler tied the course record to take the lead at the Texas Children’s Houston Open.
Canada's Josh Liendo repeats as men's 100m butterfly champ at NCAA championships
Texas won three of the five individual swimming events Friday night at the NCAA championships in Federal Way, Wash., to stay atop the team standings, and Florida claimed the other two.
Men's March Madness 2025: Best bets for the Elite 8 - ESPN
The 2025 men's NCAA tournament continues Saturday and Sunday with the Elite 8 and things are only getting more exciting.
Jase Richardson shines as Michigan State tops Ole Miss, moves on to Elite Eight
In the immediate aftermath of Michigan State's second-round win over New Mexico last weekend, head coach Tom Izzo was asked during his on-court interview for any thoughts about the forthcoming matchup with sixth-seeded Ole Miss in the Sweet 16. Izzo, who was previously unaware that the Rebels had beaten third-seeded Iowa State to advance to the South Regional, quickly harkened back to the 2019 Final Four and his matchup with Texas Tech, another team coached by Chris Beard, who is now the head man at Ole Miss. That night, the Red Raiders knocked off Michigan State, 61-51, to reach the national championship game. Beard's group played ferocious defense to limit the Spartans to just 31.9% shooting and force them into 11 turnovers. The effort and intensity impressed Izzo and stayed with him, so much so that he told the sideline reporter he expected more of the same when Michigan State faced Ole Miss on Friday night for a berth in the Elite Eight.