UConn tops Alabama for berth in men's basketball national championship
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UConn outlasts Alabama, will face Purdue for NCAA title - ESPN
GLENDALE, Ariz. — If there's one play from UConn's win over Alabama on Saturday night that typified the Huskies' run toward back-to-back national championships, it wasn't a Donovan Clingan blocked shot or an Alex Karaban transition 3-pointer.
‘It's like living in a luxury hotel with five star facilities - you never want to leave'
Manchester's build-to-rent market is ever-growing, and with demand continuing to outweigh supply, new apartment blocks are popping up left, right and centre. Across the city centre and Salford now lie a range of newly built rental properties, providing tenants with modern apartments coupled with stand-out facilities and the security and stability of longer-term tenancies.
WTA roundup: Danielle Collins continues hot streak, reaches Charleston final
Scorching-hot Danielle Collins stretched her winning streak to 12 matches by dispatching Maria Sakkari of Greece 6-3, 6-3 on Saturday afternoon to advance to the championship match of the Credit One Charleston Open in South Carolina.
Buttler roars back into form as Rajasthan remain unbeaten
NEW DELHI : Jos Buttler was a much relieved man on Saturday after the Rajasthan Royals opener roared back into form with a scintillating hundred to fashion his team's fourth consecutive victory in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL).
Late Ramos goal rescues PSG in 1-1 draw with bottom of table Clermont
:A late Goncalo Ramos goal saved Ligue 1 leaders Paris St Germain from a home defeat to bottom-of-table Clermont in a 1-1 draw at Parc des Princes on Saturday, after PSG manager Luis Enrique sent out a fully changed side but needed Kylian Mbappe late on.
Yankees' Anthony Volpe focused on how (and when) he swings - ESPN
NEW YORK — All eyes at Yankee Stadium were on Anthony Volpe a year ago. That's what happens when a 21-year-old hometown kid breaks camp as the New York Yankees' starting shortstop. On Friday, one week into his sophomore season, he was a sidebar for the club's home opener. Juan Soto, not Volpe, was the newcomer everybody wanted to see. Volpe operated in the background.