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Michigan State's 65-foot game-winner gets college basketball fans excited for March Madness
Michigan State Spartans' Tre Holloman made an incredible buzzer-beater from beyond half court to defeat Maryland Terrapins.
Seeds fall in Mexico as stomach bug strikes
Casper Ruud was one of three top seeds to exit the Mexican Open on Wednesday due to the effects of a stomach bug, while both Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton suffered early defeats at the ATP 500 tournament in Acapulco.
Suspect in Robert Fico assassination attempt may face terror charges, Slovak police say
Slovak police have concluded their investigation into last year’s attempted assassination of Prime Minister Robert Fico and recommended that the suspect face charges of a "terror attack".
Relief For Lakshya Sen, Supreme Court Stays Coercive Action Over Age Fraud Allegation Case
The Supreme Court issued notice in a Special Leave Petition filed by Indian badminton player Lakshya Sen, challenging the Karnataka High Court's order rejecting his plea to quash an investigation into the allegation of fabricating birth certificates to participate in the underage badminton tournament. A bench of Justices Sudhanshu Dhulia and K. Vinod Chandran issued notice and stayed coercive steps against them. The matter will now be heard on April 16.
Big Age Fraud Allegation Against Lakshya Sen, Brother Chirag. Karnataka High Court Says This On 'Falsifying Birth Records' Case
The Karnataka High Court has rejected the petitions filed by ace badminton player Lakshya Sen, his family members, and his coach U Vimal Kumar in connection with allegations of fabricating birth certificates. The court ruled that there was prima facie evidence warranting an investigation into the case. The case originated from a private complaint filed by MG Nagaraj, who alleged that Lakshya Sen's parents Dhirendra and Nirmala Sen, along with his brother Chirag Sen, coach U Vimal Kumar, and an employee of the Karnataka Badminton Association, were involved in falsifying birth records.
IOA Forms Ad Hoc Committee To Oversee Boxing Affairs; BFI Calls Decision "Illegal"
After the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) announced its decision to establish an ad hoc committee to oversee the boxing affairs in the country due to ongoing "administrative instability" in the federation, the Boxing Federation of India (BFI) strongly condemned the IOA's decision and called it "illegal." The elections of the BFI were set to be conducted on February 2, however, the elections have not been held. On Monday, the IOA announced its decision to establish an ad hoc committee to oversee the "affairs of the Indian Boxing Federation and ensure the smooth functioning of its activities until the conduct of free and fair elections."
Point Shaving In NBA, College Hoops May Be Worse Than Originally Thought
From now-former NBA player Jontay Porter and current Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier to the active NCAA betting inquiry into Fresno State and Temple, basketball has been hit by more gambling/"match-fixing"/"point-shaving" accusations than any other sport since the U.S. Supreme Court legalized sports betting in 2018.