Dan Hurley Ejected In Final Second of Marquette's 68-62 Win Over No. 4 UConn

Marquette edged UConn 68-62, denying the Huskies a share of the Big East regular-season title in a tight finish.
UConn coach Dan Hurley was ejected on two technicals in the final second after disputing a non-call; Marquette's Chase Ross hit the key free throws.
UConn shot just 3-for-24 from three despite 17 points from Silas Demary Jr., while Marquette rode a late run (sparked by Royce Parham) to seal the win.

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March 7, 2026 at 8:37 PM

Rare player-for-player swap: the Colts and Packers exchanged starters two days before free agency — Colby Wooden to Indianapolis, Zaire Franklin to Green Bay.
Green Bay likely got Franklin (eight NFL seasons, very durable, entering the final year of a three-year, $31M deal) to replace Quay Walker, who’s now a free agent.
Indianapolis adds young DT Colby Wooden (2023 fourth-round pick, started 16 games last season) to bolster the middle of their defensive line.

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March 7, 2026 at 8:35 PM

Caitlin Clark will make her U.S. national team debut next week in a FIBA World Cup qualifier in Puerto Rico after about eight months out due to injuries.
She says she might be a little rusty and nervous at first but is excited and has been rehabbing hard with Fever medical and development staff.
Clark’s aiming for the World Cup next fall and ultimately the 2028 Olympics, recalling as a teen how awe-struck she was seeing senior national team jerseys.

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March 7, 2026 at 8:00 PM

Alphabet is firing on all cylinders: Q4 2025 revenue rose 18% to $113.8B, Google Cloud revenue jumped 48% (and turned highly profitable), while Search and YouTube ad dollars also grew.
Management is pouring into AI infrastructure — 2026 capex guided at a staggering $175–185 billion (about double 2025) to build data centers and compute capacity.
Motley Fool's take: if AI investments pay off, EPS could double and the stock might reach ~$600 in five years — but the huge capital outlay and competition make this a high‑risk, keep‑small‑position idea.

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March 7, 2026 at 7:32 PM

Saints cornerback Alontae Taylor says he's the best corner on this offseason's free-agent market, touting his versatility to play outside, inside and in the slot.
He backed it with a strong 2024: 2 INTs, 2 sacks, 11 passes defended, 83 combined tackles, high PFF marks for tackles and coverage — and he hasn't missed a game since his rookie year.
Taylor joins a deep CB class (Jamel Dean, Marshon Lattimore, Taron Johnson, Nahshon Wright, Jaylen Watson, etc.), with negotiations opening March 9 and free agency starting March 11.

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March 7, 2026 at 7:05 PM