Things went from bad to worse quickly for Arkansas on Saturday night.
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Rough start only beginning of Razorbacks' troubles
The Clippers beat the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday at Staples Center, 94-86.
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Clippers move into three-way tie for 2nd in West after beating Memphis
Some future Fresno State Bulldogs got to check out the campus on Saturday.
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Prospective Fresno State students check out campus on Preview Day
The Idaho Vandals defense as a whole tallied 18 sacks as part of a 32 tackle-for-loss afternoon and wore the offense out enough by the end of Saturday's scrimmage to say they had the better day.
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Defense delivers in Vandals srimmage – Sat, 11 Apr 2015 PST
The new East Tennessee State University Buccaneers football team is back on the gridiron after a 12-year absence.
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ETSU welcomes new football era
CONWAY, Ark. — One day after getting held to four hits, Nicholls State's baseball team erupted for 16 hits in a 9-3 win over Central Arkansas during the second game of the Southland Conference series on Saturday.
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Nicholls evens baseball series vs. UCA
Denzel Valentine scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half to lead Michigan State to a 62-58 win over Oklahoma in an NCAA Tournament East Regional semifinal on Friday night.
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Spartans knock off Sooners 62-58 in East semifinal
The Herald-Dispatch MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Marshall University swept a Conference USA softball doubleheader Saturday at Middle Tennessee.
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Thundering Herd softball sweeps Blue Raiders
While 18 runners left on base may not be a typical recipe for success, the Elon University softball team cashed in on enough opportunities late in its second game to split its doubleheader against the University of Delaware Blue Hens. After losing the first game 4-1 and stranding 11, the Phoenix scored five runs in […] The post Elon softball splits pivotal doubleheader against Delaware appeared …
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Elon softball splits pivotal doubleheader against Delaware
Vladimir Tarasenko and Alexander Steen looked as if they're ready for the playoffs. ''This is the team we want to take on the journey,'' coach Ken Hitchcock said after a 4-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Saturday. ''We're healthy and we'll be 100 percent going into the playoffs, which is completely different from last year.'' Tarasenko and Steen returned from injuries with two points apiece …
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Tarasenko, Steen return, Blues top Wild 4-2