The unbeaten Gamecocks dominate from the outset against overmatched Norfolk State, earning their 39th straight win.
Bob Aube
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NCAA men’s basketball: Fairleigh Dickinson pulls off historic upset over Purdue
The Knights become just the second No. 16 seed to win a men’s NCAA Tournament game, stunning the top-seeded Boilermakers, 63-58.
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NBA roundup: Bucks keep winning, despite absence of Antetokounmpo
Milwaukee, playing without All-Stars Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jrue Holiday, beats Orlando for its 18th win in 19 games.
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MPA revises schedule for basketball tournaments
With a snowstorm expected to hit Maine on Wednesday night and linger throughout Thursday, the Maine Principals’ Association has moved all games originally scheduled for Thursday to either Wednesday or Friday.
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NFL notebook: Patriots’ Slater coming back for 16th season
Special teams captain Matthew Slater, 37, pushes off retirement for at least one more year.
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Sports Digest: Clemens, Flutie among participants in celebrity golf event in Falmouth
Roger Clemens, Doug Flutie and several other retired pro athletes have committed to play in June at Falmouth Country Club.
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Semifinalists announced for Mr. and Miss Maine Basketball
Ten boys and girls are under consideration as the top senior players in Maine.
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Maine rallies for overtime win over Merrimack, 3-2
Men’s hockey: Lynden Breen ties the game with two short-handed goals in the third period, and Ben Poisson wins it in overtime.
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Larkin, Tkachuk lead Atlantic to victory in NHL All-Star Game
Detroit’s Dylan Larkin scores a hat trick in the final, and Floriday’s Matthew Tkachuk earns MVP honors in front of a home crowd.
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Celtics comeback wasted in overtime loss to Knicks
Boston erases a 12-point deficit late in regulation, but Julius Randle scores 37 points to lead New York to a 120-117 win.