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The college football season finale pits two undefeated teams against each other Monday night: No. 1 Michigan and No. 2 Washington. It is both teams' first appearance in a national championship game.
It is the first time since the College Football Playoff debuted in 2014, and just the second time since 2005, that the championship game will not include at least one team from the SEC. Instead, tonight’s matchup features current and future members of the Big Ten (Washington will soon move on from the Pac-12). Head Coach Magazine will have the latest updates, highlights, analysis and news all day long and throughout the game
As the Elite 8 made its way through the heart of Detroit, The Purdue basketball team looked to on a path nobody can touch, I mean they have goliath literally Zach Edey stands 7'4 and is surrounded by playmakers and shooters, Purdue's role players also play that role very well, But in the Midwest Championship they ran in Dalton Knecht a pure scorer and maybe the best in the whole tournament, Dalton transferred from Northern Colorado, According to a few reporters covering the Vols all season they said he wasn't supposed to be that good. Now look one year at Tennessee and has led them to the Elite 8 finishing with 36 points, But still coming up short against Edey's 40. Purdue has a game plan and they stick to it,.
Since 1979, the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard has been a proving ground for the PGA TOUR’s biggest names –– and a can’t miss event for golf’s biggest fans. Each spring under the Bay Hill sun, legacies are forged. Champions are crowned. And fans from across the globe come together. Here golf becomes more than a game. It becomes a tradition. Welcome to Orlando’s Signature Event.
Experience the epicenter of Big Ten basketball March 13-17, 2024! Many of the nation's top basketball programs take the floor as Target Center hosts the 2024 Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament.
The 2024 tournament will mark the fifth different city to host the event since the inaugural tournament in 1998. Seven Big Ten programs have won the tournament since its debut in 1998, including Iowa claiming its third title in 2022. More than 2.3 million fans have attended the event throughout its history.
The best of the Big Ten Conference returns to Minneapolis March 6-10, 2024! For a second straight year, you can experience one of the nation's most prestigious postseason events as Target Center hosts the 2024 Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament.
All-session tickets are sold out for the 2024 TIAA Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament, marking the first sellout in the history of the 31-year event. More than 109,000 fans are expected to attend the five-day event, scheduled for March 6-10 at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minn.
Team Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence became the first Monster Energy AMA Supercross repeat-winner in 2024 with an impressive victory in front of 52,961 fans inside Ford Field in Detroit Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Chase Sexton, the defending series champion, took over second place on the opening lap and held it throughout the 20-minute plus one lap Main Event. Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki’s Ken Roczen recovered from a mid-pack start to work his way up on the rutted track and earned the final spot on the podium. When the scores were tallied Chase Sexton took over the championship points lead by a single point over Jett Lawrence. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Aaron Plessinger now sits third in the standings just a one point behind Lawrence. The Detroit round kicked off the Eastern Regional 250SX Class championship with Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Austin Forkner riding smooth, steady, and fast to grab the win and the points lead in the 9-round championship
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – After recording his first Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour (PWVT) win of the season in Charleston, West Virginia, last weekend, Marco Rizzo (Quitman, Georgia) leads after the opening round of the Tractor Supply Co. PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Grand Rapids.
Entering the event ranked No. 1 in the Velocity Global standings, Rizzo topped Air Shift (Mike Miller Bucking Bulls) for a round-winning 87 points Friday night. He earned 28 Velocity Global points to extend his lead atop the standings.
Qynn Andersen (Koumala, Queensland, Australia) finished second in Round 1.
Paired with Cash Goblin (Dave Martin/Mike Miller Bucking Bulls), the Australian cowboy rocketed out of the gate in front of a roaring Van Andel Arena for 85.5 points, earning 18 points toward the Velocity Global standings.
The last spot on the podium currently belongs to Hunter Ball (Carsonville, Michigan).
With his home state fans behind him, Ball locked in aboard Down N Dirty (C Check Bucking Bulls), hanging on for the requisite 8 seconds for 85 points. The 17 Velocity Global points he earned pushed him to No. 4 in the standings.
In fourth place after the first night of action in the Wolverine state is Grayson Cole (New Ringgold, Pennsylvania).
Cole, competing for the second straight evening after riding at the weekly Stockyards Showcase in Fort Worth, Texas, sat tall atop Recall (J Bar W) for 84.5 points. He earned 16 Velocity Global points.
Rounding out the Top 5 was Rubens Barbosa (Iaciara, Brazil).
Paired with Kiss This (J Bar W), the Brazilian stormed out of the chutes for 83.5 points in Round 1, earning 15 Velocity Global points.
Three more riders made the 8, as Tyler Manor (Portland, Indiana), Jean Fernandes Pereira (Crixas, Brazil), and Cody McCandless (Derry, Pennsylvania) all covered their animal athlete opponents in the opening round but were unable to break into the Top 5
CHICAGO -- — Caleb Foster looked more like a player who had been there and done that than a freshman in his third game.
Foster made one big basket after another, scoring 18 points to help propel No. 9 Duke to a 74-65 win over No. 18 Michigan State in the Champions Classic on Tuesday night. And he did it after not attempting a shot in the Blue Devils' previous game.
Kyle Filipowski scored 15 points for the Blue Devils (2-1), who withstood several pushes by the Spartans (1-2) after grabbing an 11-point halftime lead in the first game of a powerhouse doubleheader. Hunter Dickinson and top-ranked Kansas met No. 17 Kentucky in the nightcap.
Foster scored all but two of his points in the second half, including back-to-back 3-pointers to expand Duke's lead to 68-56 with just under two minutes remaining. He was 7 of 8 from the field and 4 of 5 from beyond the arc.
There have been plenty of highs and lows already for Foster, who scored 15 points in a season-opening win over Dartmouth but was scoreless in 13 minutes in a home loss last week to then-No. 12 Arizona.
“My mindset was just to be ready when coach called my name,” Foster said. "Before the game, my teammates and my coaches were just telling me to be ready. I feel like I work hard for this moment, it’s a moment I’ve dreamed of, and so, yeah, just coming in and be ready."
Fair to say, he impressed coach Jon Scheyer.
“Every high school player in the country should follow what he’s done the last two games because it’s what it’s all about, the attitude, the mindset, the work, he’s crushed it,” Scheyer said.
Filipowski, who scored 25 points in each of Duke's first two games, had 10 points in the second half. The preseason All-American grabbed eight rebounds.
Mark Mitchell and Tyrese Proctor each scored 13 points as Scheyer got a win in front of his hometown crowd. He starred at Glenbrook North High School — about 25 miles from the United Center in Northbrook, Illinois — before becoming an All-American player and longtime assistant for Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski.
Tyson Walker led Michigan State with 22 points and Malik Hall scored 18. The Spartans shot 6 of 19 on 3-pointers after going 2 for 31 during their first two games, a season-opening loss to James Madison and a blowout win over Southern Indiana.
BE-DEVIL-ED
Michigan State fell to 4-15 all-time against Duke — 3-14 under coach Tom Izzo.
“I think we got a damn good team,” Izzo said. “I really do. We haven’t played very good. We haven’t played very good. We’re going to play good. But why am I 3-14? I would like to know what their record is against a bunch of other people. They’re good, you know, give ’em credit, they’re good. Give me blame, because I’ve had different players and still lost so it’s got to be the coach.”
The Spartans had a sizable contingent of fans that included Magic Johnson roaring early in the second quarter when they went on a 9-2 run to pull within four, capped by a put-back by Jaden Akins to make it 35-31.
Duke answered with a 12-2 run to bump the lead to 47-35. But Michigan State kept it close and got within 51-48 on a 3 by Tyson Walker.
BIG PICTURE
Michigan State: Let the panic begin in East Lansing with the Spartans below .500 after opening the season ranked fourth in the AP Top 25. Actually, they showed some resolve in the second half. But the 3-point shooting remains an issue.
Duke: The Blue Devils got the win they needed after the loss at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
UP NEXT
Michigan State: Hosts Butler on Friday.
Duke: Hosts Bucknell on Friday.
They saved the best for last in Tuesday night's doubleheader of the Champions Classic, as No. 1 Kansas and No. 17 Kentucky provided a thriller full of back and forths that ended with the top-ranked Jayhawks emerging victorious 89-84 in Chicago.Kansas took the game by storm in the opening few minutes in charging out to a 9-0 lead, but that was as big a lead as it got the rest of the night. Kentucky punched back by not only showing resolve, but responding with a resounding run of its own, finishing the first half with a 48-41 lead behind Rob Dillingham's 16 first-half points.Kentucky continued its run into the second half and grew its lead to as many as 14, but Kansas had the last wind to finish the heavyweight fight as big man Hunter Dickinson took over down the stretch. Dickinson, who finished with 27 points and 21 rebounds, recorded 14 points, 11 boards and three steals in the final 20 minutes of action, overwhelming UK with his size and tenacity and taking advantage of the Wildcats' lack of size (at least for now) in the frontcourt. There are no moral victories at a place like Kentucky -- because, well, it's Kentucky -- but losing to the preseason No. 1 team by five points in a game in which it did not have multiple key pieces in its frontcourt is at least a fine consolation for a tough loss. UK freshmen Justin Edwards and DJ Wagner both struggled, going 1 of 18 combined shooting from the floor, but fellow freshmen Reed Sheppard and Rob Dillingham combined for 31 points and looked the part as impactful pieces that could force their way into major rotation assets for a young Wildcats team.
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