James Harden Set to Return to Los Angeles Clippers Lineup After Shoulder Sprain
James Harden of the Los Angeles Clippers is set to make his comeback in the upcoming matchup against the Hawks after missing the last two games due to a left shoulder sprain. His return comes as a relief for the Clippers, as they look to bolster their lineup with Harden’s impressive stats, averaging 17.8 points, 8.6 assists, and 5.4 rebounds in 36.0 minutes per game over his last five outings. Stay tuned for more updates on James Harden’s performance and the latest developments in the NBA as the season unfolds.
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka Gear Up for Series Decider in Chattogram
Bangladesh’s fast-bowling unit is gearing up for a crucial match against Sri Lanka in the series decider at Chattogram. The final ODI presents an opportunity for Bangladesh’s pace attack to make a significant impact, especially with the absence of key players due to injuries. Both teams will need to adapt to the conditions and overcome the obstacles posed by injuries to secure victory in the series decider.
Wake Forest Men’s Basketball Team Selected for National Invitational Tournament
Wake Forest University’s men’s basketball team secures a spot in the National Invitational Tournament (NIT) after their second-round victory in the ACC Tournament. With their 20th win of the season, the team is gearing up for an exciting opportunity to showcase their talent and compete on a national stage. Stay tuned for more updates as the tournament unfolds.
Selection Sunday for 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament
The 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Selection Sunday is set to be announced at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN. With South Carolina securing the No. 1 overall seed, basketball fans are eagerly awaiting the reveal of the top seeds and bubble teams. CBS Sports researcher Connor Groel has been working on bracketology, and the event will provide crucial insights for the upcoming tournament.
Atlético de San Luis and Pachuca Set to Clash in Liga MX, Clausura
Get ready for an exciting clash between Atlético de San Luis and Pachuca in Mexico’s Liga MX, Clausura. Both teams have been delivering strong performances, with statistics indicating a high likelihood of goals being scored. With a history of closely contested matchups, this game is highly anticipated.
Kylian Mbappe scores hat-trick as PSG thrash Montpellier 6-2
Kylian Mbappe’s hat-trick secures a dominant 6-2 victory for PSG against Montpellier, extending their lead in Ligue 1. With 24 league goals this season, Mbappe’s exceptional performance comes amidst his impending move to Real Madrid. PSG looks poised to secure their fourth league title in the past five seasons, as they have moved further ahead of second-placed Brest in the Ligue 1 standings.
NBA News Roundup
Kuminga hopes to remain with the Golden State Warriors as the NBA trade deadline approaches. Meanwhile, injuries and player movements impact teams like the Cleveland Cavaliers, Phoenix Suns, and Miami Heat. The Los Angeles Clippers face challenges with injuries and a recent decline in performance, prompting concerns about their competitiveness and depth. Coach Tyronn Lue emphasizes the need for a more competitive mindset among the players, while the Lakers struggle in Anthony Davis’ absence.
Big Ten Hockey Tournament Update (March 16)
Michigan State and Michigan win semifinal games to advance to the Big Ten Hockey Tournament championship game. Michigan State prevailed 2-1 over Ohio State, while Michigan took a 2-1 win over Minnesota. The championship game will be the first meeting in the tournament final for the two schools, setting the stage for an exciting matchup in East Lansing, Mich.
Liverpool’s Young Talents Key to Navigating Injury Challenges
Liverpool’s young talents have seamlessly integrated into the team, coping with injuries and maintaining their competitive edge. Despite facing chaos, they delivered commendable performances, showcasing resilience and depth. Klopp emphasized the team’s unwavering approach and credited their cohesive dressing-room culture for their success.
Oakland University’s NCAA Tournament History
As Oakland University gears up for its fourth-ever NCAA Tournament, it’s essential to reflect on the team’s performance in its previous appearances. Despite Coach Greg Kampe’s 40-year tenure, the program has only been eligible for the Division I NCAA Tournament for 26 seasons, following its transition from Division II in 1999. Kampe has steered Oakland to four Division I NCAA Tournament appearances in 26 eligible seasons, averaging about one national tournament appearance every six or seven seasons. The team’s first appearance occurred in 2005, six years after the transition to Division I was completed. In 2005, Oakland made its inaugural Division I NCAA Tournament appearance and secured a victory, led by seniors Rawle Marshall and Cortney Scott. Despite entering as a No. 16 seed, the Golden Grizzlies triumphed over Alabama A&M in an opening-round play-in game. However, their journey was cut short by top-seeded North Carolina in the Round of 64. Five years later, junior center Keith Benson propelled Oakland to its second-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, where they faced a challenging matchup against third-seeded Pittsburgh. Despite Benson’s notable performance, the Panthers emerged victorious, ending Oakland’s run in the tournament. With a more balanced scoring attack in the 2011 season, Oakland secured a favorable No. 13 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Despite a close game against Texas, the Golden Grizzlies fell short of an upset and a spot in the Round of 32. As Oakland University prepares for its upcoming NCAA Tournament appearance, fans eagerly anticipate the team’s performance and hope for a successful run in the tournament.