Darius Acuff Jr. scored the second-most points in a game this season and had the ball in his hands for the final shot as Arkansas fell to Alabama.
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Arizona overcomes Dybantsa’s 35, takes out BYU
No. 4 Arizona got back in the win column after back-to-back losses, overcoming AJ Dybantsa’s 35-point night to defeat BYU 75-68.
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Lauren Down calls time on her cricket career
“I will miss being around the girls, but I’m now looking forward to watching on from the sidelines,” Lauren Down says in her retirement announcement
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Ponting: Australia didn’t have any ‘aura’ about them at T20 World Cup
The former captain picked out the lack of runs from Cameron Green and Tim David as a major factor
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Men’s Bubble Watch: Texas A&M’s comeback win keeps tournament hopes alive
Texas A&M sits right on the bubble after a comeback victory over Ole Miss.
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Creighton’s Dix stars vs. UConn after mom’s death
Josh Dix scored 21 points to lead Creighton to a 91-84 win over No. 5 UConn on Wednesday night, two weeks after his mother died from colon cancer.
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Explained: F1’s driver contracts, and potential moves in 2026
Driver contracts are a never-ending talking point across any given Formula 1 year — this is how the grid stacks up for the forseeable future.
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Bangladesh’s new sports minister wants to ‘resolve issue’ with India quickly
“We want to maintain friendly relations with all our neighboring countries,” new sports minister Aminul Haque says
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No. 5 UConn stumbles in upset loss to Creighton
UConn went cold in the second half and dropped its first home conference loss Wednesday in a 91-84 stunner to Creighton.
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Bracketology: UConn retains its No. 1 seed — for now
The Huskies remain on the top line with Houston’s loss, but could they be better off as a 2-seed in the East?