The Clemson Tigers beat the North Carolina Tar Heels 5-4 in 11 innings, and the South Carolina Gamecocks beat the Mississippi State Bulldogs 13-7.
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College Baseball Saturday: Gamecocks & Clemson win, Coastal loses
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21 Alive) – The cheers from the crowd were loud early on in the Hillard Gates Center as IPFW honored men's volleyball head coach Arnie Ball with a court dedication prior to his final regular season home match against his alma mater, Ball State.
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Volleydons Mark Ball Court Honor With Big Win (VIDEO)
Sunday afternoon couldn’t have gone much better for Penn State baseball. After beating Central Connecticut 4-1 in game one of a doubleheader, the Lions finished off a sweep of the Blue Devils with a 13-3 win in the series finale, extending their winning streak to five games.
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Penn State sweeps Central Connecticut, extends winning streak to five
One week and one result completely changed the outlooks for the Navy and Loyola lacrosse programs.
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Loyola Maryland looking up, Navy searching for answers after rout
The Arizona Diamondbacks finalized their Opening Day roster by optioning Yasmany Tomas to Triple-A Reno and releasing outfielder Cody Ross.
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D-backs option Tomas to Triple-A, release Ross
Hoping to complete a series sweep, East Carolina baseball never held a lead against Tulane on Saturday at Clark-LeClair Stadium.
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Green Wave avoids sweep
(AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Chris Young). Boston Celtics' Isiah Thomas drives past Toronto Raptors' Lou Williams during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, April 4, 2015, in Toronto.
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Smart's buzzer-beater gives Celtics OT win
CARBONDALE — Southern Illinois University pitcher Kyle Pruemer never got the first strike on Tyler Langley in the sixth inning, nonetheless the second and third.
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Central Arkansas scores five straight to sweep Salukis
Trib readers react to Eric Heyl’s column “Heyl: Memorial, notes of sympathy for lost eaglets goes beyond overkill”: Wildlife photographer Annette Devinney, Penn Hills — …
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Bright lines: Eyes on eagles
Atlanta Hawks forward Paul Millsap, lies on the floor after injuring his shoulder against the Brooklyn Nets during the first half of an NBA basketball game, Saturday, April 4, 2015, in Atlanta. Millsap went to the bench and later left the game.
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Millsap hurt as Hawks rout Nets, tie team mark with 57th win