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South Carolina women’s basketball vs. Texas live: SEC final highlights

by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor marzo 8, 2026

written by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor

Updated March 8, 2026, 2:09 p.m. ET

For the second straight season, South Carolina and Texas will meet in the SEC Tournament Championship in Greenville, South Carolina.

Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks and Vic Schaefer’s Longhorns will matchup on Sunday (3 p.m. ET, ESPN) in the title game.

South Carolina advanced by beating LSU in the semifinals behind 22 points from Raven Johnson. Texas was powered by 31 points from Madison Booker in its semifinal victory over Ole Miss.

The Gamecocks and Longhorns split regular season meetings, with each game decided by a single possession. Texas won a non-conference clash in Las Vegas by two points, while South Carolina took a three-point victory at home in Columbia.

Staley has had Schaefer’s number in the postseason though, as she’s 8-0 all-time against him in March and April. That record includes wins for the Gamecocks over the Longhorns in the SEC title game and Final Four last year.

What time is South Carolina vs. Texas?

Date: Sunday, March 8
Time: 3 p.m. ET
Location: Bon Secours Wellness Arena (Greenville)

Dawn Staley’s South Carolina Gamecocks face Vic Schaefer’s Longhorns in the championship game of the SEC Women’s Tournament at 3 p.m. ET Sunday, March 8 in Greenville, South Carolina.

marzo 8, 2026 0 comments

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Iowa at Nebraska odds, picks and predictions

by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor marzo 8, 2026

written by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor

Updated March 8, 2026, 1:47 a.m. CT

The Iowa Hawkeyes (20-10, 10-9 Big Ten) and the No. 9 Nebraska Cornhuskers (25-5, 14-5) meet Sunday at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska. Tip-off is set for 5 p.m. ET (FOX). Let’s analyze BetMGM Sportsbook’s NCAA basketball odds around the Iowa vs. Nebraska odds and make our expert college basketball picks and predictions for the best bets.

Iowa has lost its last 2 games by a combined 5 points, most recently falling 71-68 to the No. 3 Michigan Wolverines. The Hawkeyes still covered as 9.5-point home underdogs while the Under (146.5) cashed. Iowa’s defense forced 18 turnovers, but struggled from deep, shooting just 7-of-26 from 3-point range. G Bennett Stirtz led the Hawkeyes with 21 points, while F Cam Manyawu added 14 as the only other player in double figures.

Nebraska had its 3-game win streak snapped Tuesday, falling 72-52 to the UCLA Bruins. The Cornhuskers failed to cover as 1.5-point road favorites while the Under (144.5) cashed. G Sam Hoiberg led Nebraska with 12 points, while F Rienk Mast and G Cale Jacobsen scored 11 each. Nebraska entered the game averaging 11.2 made 3-pointers per game, but UCLA’s defense held the Huskers to just 5-of-24 from beyond the arc.

The Hawkeyes have won the last 4 meetings with the Cornhuskers, including a 57-52 win Feb. 17 as a 1.5-point home favorite with the Under (139.5) cashing.

– Rankings: USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll

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Iowa at Nebraska odds

Provided by BetMGM Sportsbook; access USA TODAY Sports Scores and Sports Betting Odds hub for a full list. Lines last updated at 12:52 a.m. ET.

Moneyline (ML): Iowa +220 (bet $100 to win $220) | Nebraska -275 (bet $275 to win $100)
Against the spread (ATS): Iowa +6.5 (-102) | Nebraska -6.5 (-118)
Over/Under (O/U): 134.5 (O: -110 | U: -110)

Iowa at Nebraska picks and predictions

Prediction

Nebraska 73, Iowa 64

PASS.

I believe the Cornhuskers (-275) end their regular season with a home victory on Senior day in Lincoln.

BET NEBRASKA -6.5 (-118).

Nebraska looks like a solid bounce-back spot against Iowa. The Cornhuskers are coming off a tough loss to UCLA, but had won 3 of their previous 4 games, scoring at least 74 points in each of those wins. Defense is where Nebraska really separates itself. The Cornhuskers rank first in defensive efficiency in the Big Ten, forcing turnovers, rebounding well and holding opponents to just 29% shooting from 3-point range.

Iowa, meanwhile, has struggled offensively for a while now. The Hawkeyes haven’t shot better than 32.1% from deep in their last 8 games and haven’t scored more than 76 points since early February. Over the last month, Iowa is shooting just 27.8% from 3 while allowing 50% overall shooting and 42% from beyond the arc on defense.

Nebraska also has a balanced offense, shooting 37% from 3, 56.2% from 2 and 78% from the free-throw line. If this game turns into a scoring battle, Iowa hasn’t shown the offense lately to keep up.

BET UNDER 134.5 (-110).

I lean toward the Over in this matchup. Even though the first meeting this season stayed Under, the previous 7 of the 9 matchups between Iowa and Nebraska went Over the total. The trends are a bit mixed lately, which is why it’s more of a lean. Iowa is 5-5 against the total in its last 10 games, while Nebraska is 4-4 in its last 8. Nebraska’s defense can limit Iowa’s outside shooting, but the Cornhuskers should still be able to score consistently against the Hawkeyes’ defense, giving this game a good chance to creep Over the number.

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marzo 8, 2026 0 comments

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What seed is Missouri basketball in latest March Madness projections?

by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor marzo 3, 2026

written by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor

Updated March 3, 2026, 12:35 p.m. CT

Mizzou got hot at just the right time, and now all of the major national projections have the Tigers in the March Madness field.

The question now is more or less what seed Missouri basketball will be when the NCAA Tournament field is announced. After wins over then-No. 22 Tennessee and Mississippi State last week, the Tigers (20-9, 10-6 SEC) are looking good for a Selection Sunday shoutout.

Mizzou will face Oklahoma on Tuesday night on the road, before rounding out the regular season with Arkansas on Saturday at Mizzou Arena. With back-to-back wins, the Tigers guarantee a 3-seed and double-bye in the SEC Tournament.

Here’s what Missouri’s current tournament résumé looks like, and a glimpse at where the experts currently have the Tigers seeded and tabbed to travel for March Madness. All of the outlets’ projections were updated on the morning of Tuesday, March 3:

Current Missouri basketball NCAA Tournament résumé for 2026 March Madness

Missouri’s NET ranking: No. 53

Quad 1 record: 5-6

Quad 2 record: 5-3

Quad 3 record: 2-0

Quad 4 record: 8-0

Missouri has moved up five spots in the NET rankings and is now No. 53 nationally after its win over Mississippi State.

The quadrant system accounts for the location of the game and the opposing team’s NET ranking. Quad 1 games, for instance, are at home against teams ranked Nos. 1-30 in the NET, on a neutral court against teams ranked Nos. 1-50, and on the road against teams ranked Nos. 1-75.

Both of Mizzou’s remaining games are Quad 1 matchups. Oklahoma, which MU faces Tuesday night on the road, is ranked No. 62 in the NET, and Arkansas is No. 19.

ESPN: Missouri basketball a 9-seed vs Clemson in San Diego

ESPN has moved Missouri up another seed line between games, now projecting that the Tigers will be on the 9-line in the Big Dance. In Joe Lunardi’s most-recent bracket, Mizzou faces an 8-seeded Clemson in San Diego, California.

The other two teams in the bracket are 1-seed Arizona and 16-seed Tennessee State. The team that advances from this part of the bracket would go to San Jose, California, to play in the Sweet 16.

CBS Sports: Ben McCollum rematch for Missouri basketball

Him again?

CBS Sports also has Mizzou as a 9-seed in its latest bracket projections, but the outlet has the Tigers taking on 8-seeded Iowa in the Round of 64. Iowa is coached by Ben McCollum, who led Drake to a first-round win over Missouri last season before being hired by the Hawkeyes.

No. 1 Duke would be the likely team waiting for the winner in this projection. That’s hardly the friendliest draw, all things considered.

USA Today: Tigers a 10-seed in OKC

After spending a couple weeks on the outside looking in, Mizzou has moved into the field in USA Today’s newest bracket projection. As of Tuesday morning, the Tigers are listed as a 10-seed, with a trip to Oklahoma City on deck to face 7-seeded Saint Mary’s in the Round of 64.

In this forecast, the winner likely would next see a 2-seeded Iowa State.

Bart Torvik: Best at-large chance to date

We mentioned over the weekend that Mizzou had almost certainly booked its spot in the field with its dominant win over Mississippi State, which marked a 20th win on the year and 10th win in SEC play.

The analytics site Bart Torvik is backing that up.

Torvik currently gives Mizzou a 95.9% chance to make the NCAA Tournament as of Feb. 27, which is based on 10,000 simulations run through its T-Ranketology ‘TourneyCast’ projections. That’s the best outlook yet this season for Missouri.

The odds are up from 78.1% this past Friday, before the Tigers’ win at Mississippi State, which sealed a sixth win in eight games for Dennis Gates’ team.

If we stretch Torvik’s simulations out into a bracket, that makes Mizzou a 9-seed.

marzo 3, 2026 0 comments

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Mark Stoops a Texas: Exentrenador de Kentucky será asistente especial

by Editor de Deportes marzo 3, 2026

written by Editor de Deportes

LEXINGTON — Mark Stoops, quien dirigió el programa de fútbol americano de Kentucky durante 13 temporadas, se unirá al cuerpo técnico de Texas como asistente especial del entrenador Steve Sarkisian, según informes de Horns247.com.

Stoops, el entrenador con más victorias en la historia de los Wildcats, fue despedido después de su decimotercera temporada en UK y reemplazado por Will Stein.

Kentucky le debe a Stoops cerca de 38 millones de dólares, que se pagarán trimestralmente hasta abril de 2031. Los pagos anuales restantes, distribuidos en cuotas trimestrales, equivalen a 6,75 millones de dólares por año.

Esta es la primera vez que Stoops trabaja con un equipo que no sean los Wildcats desde noviembre de 2012. Fue coordinador defensivo de Florida State durante tres temporadas (2010-12).

El salario de Stoops con los Longhorns es desconocido por el momento. El 1 de diciembre, Kentucky anunció el despido de Stoops. Stoops y UK acordaron distribuir los pagos restantes en una serie de pagos trimestrales durante los próximos cinco años y medio; el pago final vence el 1 de abril de 2031.

Stoops debía 3.937.500 dólares dentro de los 15 días posteriores a su despido, lo que significa que el último día en que Kentucky podía realizar el pago era el 16 de diciembre.

Debido al acuerdo de separación con UK, el contrato de Stoops con Texas no está sujeto a mitigación. (En resumen, sus futuros ingresos con cualquier escuela o equipo no afectan el dinero que se le debe a Kentucky).

El entrenador con más victorias en la historia del programa, Stoops lideró al equipo a un récord de ocho apariciones consecutivas en juegos de tazón (2016-23). La racha de postemporada terminó la temporada pasada con un récord de 4-8 y una derrota por 41-14 ante su archirrival, Louisville, en casa. La última temporada de Stoops al frente del equipo, en la que UK tuvo un récord de 5-7, terminó el 29 de noviembre con una derrota por 41-0 ante UofL en L&N Stadium, marcando la mayor diferencia de puntos en la historia de la serie.

«Mark Stoops nos dio 13 años increíbles», dijo el director atlético Mitch Barnhart a los periodistas después de la conferencia de prensa de presentación del nuevo entrenador en jefe, Will Stein, el 3 de diciembre. «Siempre queremos enfocarnos en el final… En el juego de los deportes, no se obtienen muchos finales felices en los que puedas retirarte al atardecer y decidir cómo quieres que sea».

«… Quiero enfocarme, para Mark, en los ocho años que nos dio en ese período intermedio. Fuimos a ocho juegos de tazón consecutivos y tuvimos temporadas de 10, 8 y 10 victorias. Esa racha que tuvimos en el medio, nunca la habíamos visto antes aquí».

Stein agradeció a Stoops durante su primera aparición pública como entrenador en jefe, lo que recibió una ovación de los fanáticos y exjugadores presentes: «Sería una omisión no hablar de entrenador Stoops y lo que ha significado para este programa. Estoy muy agradecido por sus 13 años aquí como entrenador en jefe. El fútbol americano de Kentucky y Big Blue Nation no estarían donde están ahora sin él. Así que todos le debemos una gran deuda por sus esfuerzos y éxito aquí».

marzo 3, 2026 0 comments

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North Dakota tops the NCAA men’s hockey power rankings

by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor marzo 2, 2026

written by Diego Ramírez – Managing Editor

March 2, 2026, 6:07 a.m. ET

We are ever so close to the post-season in college hockey. In fact, a number of teams have already claimed conference regular-season titles, including a couple of first-timers in Bentley of Atlantic Hockey and, surprisingly, Providence College in Hockey East. The Friars have a national championship to their name when they took it all in 2015, but this is their first time finishing atop the standings in the conference.

Meanwhile, Minnesota State took care of business in the CCHA, with the Mavs winning their eighth MacNaughton Cup in the past nine seasons. The CCHA was so tight this season that it all literally came down to the end, so this is going to be quite the conference tournament to keep an eye on. No doubt there are going to be some teams who fell just short who will have revenge on their minds in the bracket.

Speaking of revenge, a number of underdogs made noise this past weekend, shaking up our power rankings.

1. North Dakota Fighting Hawks (25-8-1)

We have a new No. 1 and they ain’t from the state of Michigan. The Fighting Hawks split with a very good Western Michigan squad on the weekend and there’s no shame in that. North Dakota won the Penrose Cup in the process and gets Omaha in the first round of the NCHC tournament for its troubles.

In a typical year, splitting with Minnesota would be an accomplishment, but the Gophers have been down bad this season so it’s a bit of a stain on the Wolverines. With only an exhibition game against Canadian university Simon Fraser on the schedule, at least Michigan can regroup before the Big Ten tournament.

3. Michigan State Spartans (24-7-1)

Like the rival Wolverines, the Spartans got caught in a trap series on the weekend. For them, it was Ohio State, with the Buckeyes winning one and forcing MSU to a shootout, which the Spartans luckily took after a marathon. Defenseman Colin Ralph (STL) played the unlikely hero for Michigan State.

4. Western Michigan Broncos (24-9-1)

Splitting with North Dakota bumps the Broncs up in the rankings and the defending national champs have played well down the stretch. In a tough conference, they dropped just two games in February. Western Michigan faces a dangerous Colorado College in the first round of the NCHC tournament.

5. Denver Pioneers (21-11-3)

Another team with legitimate title aspirations, the Pioneers are unbeaten in nine straight heading into the NCHC tournament, where they draw Miami in the opening round. Denver drubbed the Redhawks in December, so let’s see if they can keep the party going when the stakes are higher.

6. Providence College Friars (22-9-2)

The regular-season crown is nice, but you know the Friars won’t be satisfied stopping there. Splitting with New Hampshire was a little curious, but these things happen. Late roster addition Michael Simpson has given the Friars two quality starts in net so far; it will be interesting to see how they proceed.

7. Cornell Big Red (20-8-1)

With a pair of cross-state victories over St. Lawrence and Clarkson over the weekend, Cornell leaps over ECAC mates Quinnipiac. Defenseman George Fegaras (DAL) is on a four-game point streak and is second in team blueline scoring behind offensive D-man Xavier Veilleux (NYI).

8. Quinnipiac Bobcats (26-7-3)

The Bobcats got blasted by Dartmouth on Friday before rebounding against Harvard the next day. That makes Quinnipiac 2-2 in their past four, which is either a sign of things to come or just more motivation for them to stomp through the ECAC. Ethan Wyttenbach (CGY) has six points in his past three games.

Most folks expected Penn State to crush Notre Dame on the weekend, but the Nittany Lions barely escaped South Bend. That inconsistency continues to be troubling for the group, but at least they have one more test against Wisconsin before the Big Ten tournament begins.

10. Dartmouth Big Green (19-7-4)

If you hang seven goals on Quinnipiac, you deserve a spot in the power rankings. But the Big Green have been vexing all season: Are they a legit contender? Can they beat top teams? Blitzing the Bobcats was a good sign. Hank Cleaves has 35 points in 30 games and will be a free agent with NHL suitors after the season.

marzo 2, 2026 0 comments

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Gators arrasan a Arkansas 111-77 y lideran la SEC

by Editor de Deportes marzo 1, 2026

written by Editor de Deportes

Gainesville, Florida – Los Florida Gators aseguraron al menos una parte del título de la Conferencia Sureste (SEC) el sábado por la noche con una contundente victoria sobre Arkansas por 111-77.

En un O’Connell centre repleto de aficionados, los Gators demostraron su dominio en la SEC, reafirmando su posición en la cima de la conferencia con una actuación arrolladora sobre los Razorbacks.

El equipo de Todd Golden controló el ritmo del partido desde el principio, utilizando un juego rápido y espacioso para obtener una ventaja temprana. Al medio tiempo, la diferencia se había ampliado a 19 puntos, con los Gators encestando cerca del 60% de sus tiros de campo.

Mientras tanto, Arkansas tuvo dificultades para encontrar su ritmo. Darius Acuff Jr., proyectado como una selección de lotería de la NBA, comenzó el partido con un 3 de 12 en tiros de campo. La defensa de los Gators presionó a Acuff y a sus compañeros, tomando la iniciativa desde el principio.

El sophomore Olivier Rioux, el centro de 2,29 metros (7 pies y 9 pulgadas) que los aficionados siempre piden ver, también tuvo minutos de juego al final del partido.

Con esta victoria, la novena consecutiva, los Gators se consolidan como los favoritos para ganar el título regular de la SEC. Thomas Haugh lideró la ofensiva con 22 puntos, mientras que Rueben Chinyelu logró su decimoséptimo doble-doble de la temporada.

Los Gators dominaron la pintura, superando a Arkansas 51-31 en rebotes. Alex Condon y Thomas Haugh fueron figuras clave en ambos extremos de la cancha.

El banquillo de Florida también contribuyó significativamente, con Isaiah Brown anotando 10 puntos y Urban Klavzar encestando cuatro triples. En total, siete jugadores de los Gators anotaron en doble dígito.

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marzo 1, 2026 0 comments

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Florida vence a Arkansas y gana el título de la SEC

by Editor de Deportes marzo 1, 2026

written by Editor de Deportes

Los Gators de Florida aseguraron al menos una parte del título de la Conferencia Sureste (SEC) con una contundente victoria sobre Arkansas por 111-77 el sábado por la noche.

Florida (23-6, 14-2) ha ganado sus últimos nueve partidos y ahora ostenta su octavo campeonato de temporada regular en la historia de la conferencia.

Los Gators tomaron el control temprano con una racha de 12-0 en la primera mitad y se fueron al descanso con una ventaja de 53-34, después de superar a Arkansas 38-18.

Thomas Haugh lideró a Florida con 22 puntos, seguido por Alex Condon con 17, Boogie Fland con 14 y Xaivian Lee con 13. Rueben Chinyelu logró su decimoséptimo doble-doble de la temporada con 12 puntos y 16 rebotes.

Desde la banca, Isaiah Brown aportó 11 puntos y Urban Klavzar sumó 14, incluyendo cuatro triples.

En total, siete jugadores de Florida anotaron en doble dígito, algo que no ocurría desde 2017.

Boogie Fland abandonó el partido en la segunda mitad debido a una lesión, después de anotar 14 puntos y repartir cuatro asistencias. El partido se jugó ante 11,076 espectadores.

Florida puede asegurar el título de la SEC de forma definitiva al ganar uno de sus dos partidos restantes de la temporada regular.

El partido se transmitió por ESPN y se pudo ver en streaming a través de la aplicación de ESPN o Fubo.

La próxima cita para Florida será el 3 de marzo contra Mississippi State, seguido de un partido el 7 de marzo en Kentucky. El torneo de la SEC se celebrará del 11 al 15 de marzo en Nashville.

marzo 1, 2026 0 comments

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Savannah Bananas en Tallahassee: Regreso a casa para Mitchell y Thomas

by Editora de Noticias marzo 1, 2026

written by Editora de Noticias

Actualizado el 28 de febrero de 2026, 1:27 p.m. ET

Mientras que Malachi Mitchell y Tanner Thomas se encontraban en lados opuestos del campo de Dick Howser el viernes por la noche, ambos compartieron una sensación común.

Jugar en Tallahassee les pareció un regreso a casa.

Mitchell, ex jardinero de FAMU, y Thomas, ex jardinero de Tallahassee State, regresaron a Tallahassee como parte de los Indianapolis Clowns y Party Animals, respectivamente, de la Banana Ball Championship League. Ambos jugadores se mostraron encantados de ofrecer un espectáculo frente a los 6,700 aficionados que llenaron el estadio Howser.

marzo 1, 2026 0 comments

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Torneo Baloncesto Femenino SEC 2026: Calendario y Clasificación

by Editor de Deportes marzo 1, 2026

written by Editor de Deportes

El torneo de baloncesto femenino de la SEC definirá sus equipos y posiciones este fin de semana, con la conclusión de la temporada regular el 1 de marzo. South Carolina ya aseguró el primer puesto y un pase directo a las semifinales.

Además de South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Texas y LSU también han asegurado un pase a la segunda ronda del torneo. Sin embargo, las posiciones del 2 al 4 aún están por definirse.

Tennessee se enfrentará a Vanderbilt el 1 de marzo. Los “Vols” comenzarán su participación en el torneo en la segunda ronda, pero podrían ascender hasta el sexto puesto y evitar a South Carolina en los cuartos de final con una victoria.

A continuación, se presenta el formato del Torneo de Baloncesto Femenino de la SEC, tal como se vería si comenzara hoy:

1. South Carolina (14-1) (aseguró el primer puesto)
2. Vanderbilt (12-3) (aseguró un pase a la segunda ronda)
3. Texas (12-3) (aseguró un pase a la segunda ronda)
4. LSU (11-4) (aseguró un pase a la segunda ronda)
5. Oklahoma (10-5)
6. Ole Miss (8-7)
7. Tennessee (8-7)
8. Kentucky (8-7)
9. Alabama (7-8)
10. Georgia (7-8)
11. Texas A&M (6-9)
12. Mississippi State (5-10)
13. Florida (5-10)
14. Missouri (4-11)
15. Auburn (3-12)
16. Arkansas (0-15) (aseguró el puesto 16)

El torneo se jugará en el Bon Secours Wellness Arena en Greenville, Carolina del Sur.

Miércoles 4 de marzo

Partido 1: Alabama (9) vs. Arkansas (16), 11 a.m. (SEC Network)
Partido 2: Mississippi State (12) vs. Florida (13), 1:30 p.m. (SEC Network)
Partido 3: Georgia (10) vs. Auburn (15), 6 p.m. (SEC Network)
Partido 4: Texas A&M (11) vs. Missouri (14), 8:30 p.m. (SEC Network)

Jueves 5 de marzo

Partido 5: Kentucky (8) vs. Ganador del Partido 1, 11 a.m. (SEC Network)
Partido 6: Oklahoma (5) vs. Ganador del Partido 2, 1:30 p.m. (SEC Network)
Partido 7: Tennessee (7) vs. Ganador del Partido 3, 6 p.m. (SEC Network)
Partido 8: Ole Miss (6) vs. Ganador del Partido 4, 8:30 p.m. (SEC Network)

Viernes 6 de marzo

Partido 9: South Carolina (1) vs. Ganador del Partido 5, 12 p.m. (ESPN)
Partido 10: LSU (4) vs. Ganador del Partido 6, 2:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Partido 11: Vanderbilt (2) vs. Ganador del Partido 7, 6 p.m. (SEC Network)
Partido 12: Texas (3) vs. Ganador del Partido 8, 8:30 p.m. (SEC Network)

Sábado 7 de marzo

Partido 13: Ganador del Partido 9 vs. Ganador del Partido 10, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Partido 14: Ganador del Partido 11 vs. Ganador del Partido 12, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)

Domingo 8 de marzo

Partido de Campeonato: Ganador del Partido 13 vs. Ganador del Partido 14, 3 p.m. (ESPN)

marzo 1, 2026 0 comments

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Indiana vs. Michigan State: Horario, TV y dónde ver el partido de baloncesto universitario

by Editor de Deportes febrero 28, 2026

written by Editor de Deportes

Actualizado el 28 de febrero de 2026, a las 10:34 a. M. ET

Indiana (17-11, 8-9 en la Big Ten) puede impulsar sus posibilidades inciertas de llegar al Torneo de la NCAA cuando se enfrente al No. 13 Michigan State (23-5, 13-4). Los Hoosiers vienen de una derrota en casa ante Northwestern, mientras que los Spartans han ganado tres partidos seguidos, culminando con una victoria en el No. 8 Purdue. Aquí hay información importante sobre el enfrentamiento.

Lamar Wilkerson promedia 21.0 puntos con un 38.0% de efectividad en tiros de tres puntos. Tucker DeVries promedia 13.6 puntos y 5.1 rebotes, y Tayton Conerway suma 10.3 puntos y 3.8 asistencias. IU ha perdido tres partidos seguidos y ocupa el décimo lugar en la clasificación de la conferencia.

Jeremy Fears Jr. Lidera a los Spartans, promediando 14.9 puntos y 9.1 asistencias por partido. Jaxon Kohler añade 12.1 puntos y 9.1 rebotes. Coen Carr, 11.6 puntos y 5.3 rebotes, y Carson Cooper, 10.5 puntos y 7.3 rebotes. MSU está luchando por el segundo lugar en el próximo torneo de la conferencia.

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Miércoles 4 de marzo: vs. Minnesota, 6:30 p. M., BTN
Sábado 7 de marzo: en Ohio State, 5:30 p. M., Fox
10-15 de marzo: Torneo de la Big Ten en Chicago

Zach Osterman, IndyStar: Indiana 71-67

«Indiana necesita este partido más que nunca, por todas las razones imaginables. Michigan State viene de una victoria impresionante, aunque difícil, en Purdue. Este es típicamente el tipo de partido en el que Assembly Hall contribuye con algo de ventaja, pero la falta de energía en la multitud durante la derrota del martes ante Northwestern fue preocupante. Dale una oportunidad al viejo edificio esta vez, y dale a IU una victoria estrecha y necesaria.»

Michael Niziolek, Herald-Times: Michigan State 77-68

«La atmósfera apagada en Assembly Hall durante el partido contra Northwestern fue muy notable, especialmente al final cuando los Wildcats se recuperaron de un déficit de dos dígitos. Indiana necesita una atmósfera bulliciosa en el edificio el domingo si quiere superar a un equipo de MSU que viene de una victoria impresionante sobre Purdue. También es difícil ignorar los apagones ofensivos cada vez más frecuentes de los Hoosiers. Simplemente no han jugado como un equipo al borde de una actuación destacada.»

0, Jasai Miles
1, Reed Bailey
2, Jason Drake
3, Lamar Wilkerson
4, Sam Alexis
5, Conor Enright
6, Tayton Conerway
7, Nick Dorn
10, Josh Harris
11, Trent Sisley
12, Tucker DeVries
13, Aleksa Ristic
15, Andrej Acimovic

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