Yoenis Tellez vs. Brian Mendoza, a super welterweight clash, will serve as the co-main event for Sebastian Fundora vs. Keith Thurman later tonight (March 28) at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas.
Tellez (11-1) is 4-1 in his last five, with his sole professional loss coming to Abass Baraou in September. Tellez sports a fan-friendly style and has eight knockouts to his name.
‘El Bandolero’ was most recently seen scoring a fifth-round TKO (via retirement) against Kendo Castaneda in December.
Mendoza (23-4) possesses a heavy hand and holds a 62% knockout rate. However, he has produced mixed results in recent years. He is 3-2 in his last five, and was most recently seen scoring a fourth-round TKO win over Jesus Antonio Rojas in July.
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According to BetMGM, Tellez is a -286 favorite for the bout, with Mendoza listed as a +275 underdog.
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Yoenis Tellez vs. Brian Mendoza
Round 1
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A trip to the Final Four is on the line tonight when Arizona takes on Purdue in San Jose.
The entire season has led up to this moment. It’s the culmination of the Tommy Lloyd era in Tucson. Can he deliver the result and break the two-and-a-half-decade-long drought?
Or will this be another season that comes to a heartbreaking end in the Elite 8?
Here’s my preview of the matchup.
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(Full disclosure: I’m a lifetime Arizona supporter. Be sure to read my bonus fan rant in the boxed section at the bottom.)
No. 2 Purdue vs. No. 1 Arizona
Saturday, March 28 5:49 pm PT, TBS San Jose, CA
There are only a handful of opportunities that a program ever gets to reach a Final Four.
One of those moments is here and now for the Arizona Wildcats.
The fanbase has too many traumatic memories of losing in the Elite 8.
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2003, 2005, 2011, 2014, and 2015.
The City of Tucson can’t handle another one. This has to be the team that finally breaks through.
Standing in the way is the Purdue Boilermakers, a new-age blue blood built on elite coaching and loyalty.
Trey Kaufman-Renn, Fletcher Loyer, and Braden Smith were all on that 2023-24 squad that beat Arizona in Indianapolis and went on to the Final Four later that season.
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They know what it takes to get there because they’ve done it before.
On the other hand, none of the Arizona players were even born the last time the Wildcats made it beyond this game.
Trey Kaufman-Renn vs Texas | Godofredo A. Vásquez/AP
The Final Four drought is the only thorn in the side of the fanbase’s psyche.
It’s the only chirp that hits home. Because it’s true.
Arizona hasn’t been to the Final Four in 25 years. A 25-year dry spell for one of the most storied programs in college basketball. Five consecutive losses. Five missed Final Fours.
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But that streak ends tonight. It ends with this team.
Brayden Burries, Koa Peat, and Ivan Kharchenkov. The three freshmen who have put together one of the best seasons in program history have a chance to cement their legacy.
And it’s not just the freshmen. The Cats are led by a senior point guard, upperclassmen bigs, and a coaching staff that has found its sweet spot.
It’s a storybook synergy that deserves to break the drought.
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So, how do they get it done?
You guessed it: defense and rebounding. Arizona is No. 9 in field goal percentage defense and No. 4 in rebounding margin.
KenPom has UA at No. 3 overall in defensive efficiency.
Koa Peat vs Arkansas | Kelley L Cox/AP
How can they take advantage of that? By pushing the tempo.
Purdue operates at a much slower pace than Arizona. Get them into a high-possession game, and empty trips down the court will happen.
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The Boilermakers are awful in the fastbreak, coming into the matchup No. 303 nationally in fastbreak points per game. Speed them up, don’t allow them to grind the game down into the halfcourt, and play efficient on offense.
And for the love of God, do not let Loyer get hot from three. The senior can change the game and single-handedly beat Arizona if he gets going from deep.
The X-Factor, though, is Koa Peat.
Known as “Mr. Arizona,” Peat understands what this game means. He knows the weight that comes along with playing for UofA.
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From the first game of his career, he has willed Arizona to this moment. Without him, this team wouldn’t be in this position.
If Peat can finish around the rim with efficiency and knock down his free throws, Arizona will be in a good position.
Go win it for the City, Koa.
Lord knows we deserve it.
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Redemption? Or Am I Wrong About Purdue Again?
Opinion: Dane Miller
This one is personal.
Flashback to December 16, 2023.
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Arizona is the No. 1 team in the country, matched up against No. 3 Purdue in downtown Indianapolis.
Trusted sources had informed me that the Boilermaker guards were not very good, and I sent a provocative pre-game tweet claiming they were outclassed.
Suffice it to say that the take was a major whiff.
Fletcher Loyer and Braden Smith combined for 53 points on 20-for-33 from the field, leading the Boilermakers to victory.
After the game, Purdue Twitter made it go viral and the Big Ten Network even posted a graphic of the tweet to troll me. A total of 270,000 views for what was easily the worst take of my career.
But this Arizona squad is nothing like that 2023-24 team. And the Boilermakers don’t have Zach Edey.
Am I supposed to be afraid of Trey Kaufman-Renn? Or should I be more worried about the dirty play reputation that the Boilermakers have?
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But wait, I know what it is.
Purdue center Oscar Cluff | Purdue Athletics
Arizona fans should be concerned about Oscar Cluff.
You know, the guy who went to junior college just outside of Tucson in an attempt to catch the attention of the Arizona staff.
The same guy that Tommy Lloyd refused to recruit because he wasn’t good enough.
The same guy who was held to three points on 1-for-5 shooting in his lone game at McKale Center.
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Yes, that’s the guy that I should be worried about.
Please.
This Arizona team is destined for the Final Four. I don’t even need to get into the analytics, or the metrics, or any of the blah, blah, blah.
This team wants it more. This city needs it more.
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F*#%k Purdue.
Another rare opportunity to reach a Final Four is within reach for the Arizona Wildcats, and this is their time.
Arizona last reached the Final Four in 2021 | Rich Clarkson/Associated Press
With all the noise surrounding Tommy Lloyd, driven primarily by has-been North Carolina fans desperate to stay relevant, this is the time to take advantage.
You want more real analysis for how Arizona will win? Defense, rebounding, and forcing turnovers. All while keeping Loyer from killing you from three.
Play physical against Smith, keep elbows out against Kaufman-Renn, and bully Cluff whenever he gets the ball.
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Arizona has the better players. Arizona has the better system. Arizona is deeper.
Go bring a Final Four banner back to McKale.
And send a message to Purdue while you’re at it.
Miller covers College Basketball and College Football as well as Formula 1 racing as a Senior Writer and Assistant Editor for SuperWest Sports.
Veteran midfielder Manpreet Singh on Friday rubbished rumours of a fall-out with Hockey India supremo Dilip Tirkey, clarifying that the former India skipper has in fact encouraged him to surpass his record of being the most-capped player for the senior national team.
Tirkey currently holds the record of making 412 international appearances, the most by an Indian men’s hockey international and Manpreet, at 411, is just two matches shy of breaking his long-standing record.
While there were rumours that all was not well between Manpreet and Tirkey after the veteran midfielder was dropped from the list of core probables for the FIH Pro League earlier this year, the duo came out in public to clear the misunderstanding.
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Manpreet on Friday expressed his desire to continue playing at least till the Asian Games and then will take a call on his future depending upon his fitness.
“At present my focus is on the Asian Games and I will continue to play till the Asian Games as I am fit and training daily. My body is responding to what I am asking it but after that I will take a call looking at my fitness,” Manpreet said on the sidelines of the eighth Hockey India Annual Awards here.
“Coach (Craig) Fulton’s idea is simple. He will pick the players who are fit. For me also, if I am not fit, I cannot play. In world hockey, fitness is the most important thing.
Manpreet said an unnecessary controversy was created after his ouster from the probables list and it he decided to sit out to spend time with his family..
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“A lot of things happened. I have spoken to Dilip sir personally as well. He told me he does not have any problem if I play the 412th game. He wants me to break the record. He wants me to become the first Indian to play 500 games. That’s what he wants. He said that he would be very happy if I break the record,” Manpreet said.
Tirkey also cleared the air on his part, insisting that he never cared for his record.
“He (Manpreet) has played 411 matches, and I wish to clarify that it is absolutely not the case as has being suggested in the media and on social media that he is being prevented from playing simply to stop him from breaking a record.
“Had that been our intention, he could have been dropped immediately after the Pro League, when the team’s performance was lackluster. However, we have always prioritized treating our players with respect and encouraging them to perform well,” the HI president said.
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Tirkey said looking at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics HI’s focus on development of young players..
“The roadmap for the future was established during the 2024 Paris Olympics cycle. Under this framework, a list of six or seven senior players was drawn up who would not be part of the Los Angeles Olympics squad. The objective was to groom new players for the upcoming Olympics.”.
At 33, Manpreet boasts of two consecutive Olympic bronze medals in 2020 and 2024, three Commonwealth Games medals including two silvers, and three Asian Games medals including two golds. He was also awarded the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award in 2021.
“The journey has been long and had many upsets. But I think it was good. I am very lucky to have reached here. My team has contributed a lot to this. In 2012, we finished at 12th, then we have got back-to-back bronze medals. It has been such a great journey.
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“When I came as a teenager of 18-years of age and finished 12th in Olympics, it was a low point. But the bronze medals at Olympics are the high point,” he said.
The Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) team will wear black armbands during their Indian Premier League (IPL) campaign opener against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Saturday to pay tribute to fans who tragically lost their lives in the stampede outside the venue following team’s historic title win last year. A statement from RCB said, “Royal Challengers Bengaluru will pay tribute to the eleven members of the RCB family who tragically lost their lives in the unfortunate incident on June 4.” “As a mark of respect, players will wear practice jerseys bearing the number 11 during the warm-up, followed by black armbands during the match.”
“In a lasting gesture of remembrance, eleven seats at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium will remain unoccupied, serving as a permanent tribute to the fans whose unwavering support will always be a part of the RCB family,” the statement concluded.
11 people died, and several were injured in the stampede outside the stadium during the victory celebrations last year. Cricket at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium had been suspended since June 2025, when a stampede during RCB’s IPL title celebration resulted in 11 deaths and multiple injuries. Since then, high-profile tournaments, including the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, and the state’s KSCA Maharaja Trophy league, were relocated at short notice amid safety concerns. Also, the stadium did not get any T20 World Cup matches this year.
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Following the recommendation from a govt-appointed expert committee, the Karnataka cabinet had given approval for the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches to be held at the venue back in February.
In March, The Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) successfully obtained permission from Home Minister G Parmeshwara to host the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 matches, including playoffs and finals, at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.
Represented by Vice President Sujit Somsundar, KSCA completed all phase one safety and infrastructure improvements recommended by various departments, including the police, PWD, fire force, and medical authorities. These improvements involved widening gates, enhancing exit areas, and setting up medical emergencies.
An expert committee, led by Maheshwar Rao, inspected the stadium and approved the measures.The stadium is permitted to host matches at full capacity (33,000 spectators) due to the implemented safety measures.
Despite being stripped of their title, the Senegal national team are expected to present their AFCON 2025 trophy to fans in the build-up to their friendly match against Peru at the Stade de France on Saturday. The country’s football federation has also lodged an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport over CAF’s decision to award the title to Morocco.
Mar 27, 2026; Sacramento, CA, USA; Duke Blue Devils guard Riley Nelson (4) drives against the Louisiana State Tigers during a Sweet Sixteen game of the Sacramento Regional 2 of the women’s 2026 NCAA Tournament at Golden 1 Center. Mandatory Credit: Ed Szczepanski-Imagn Images
Ashlon Jackson’s rim-circling 3-pointer as time expired gave third-seeded Duke an 87-85 win over second-seeded LSU in a roller-coaster Sweet 16 matchup on Friday in the Sacramento Region 2 nightcap.
The win sends Duke to the regional final on Sunday, when the Blue Devils will face top-seeded UCLA. The Bruins cruised past fourth-seeded Minnesota in the first Sweet 16 contest on Friday, 80-56.
Duke (27-8) led most of the night and by as many as 11 points, including a 78-67 edge in the fourth quarter after an 11-0 run.
LSU (29-6) rallied multiple times in the game. The teams exchanged the lead six times in the third quarter with their big spurt, punctuated with three consecutive converted and-one opportunities.
Facing another double-digit deficit in the final period, the Tigers chipped away again, however, holding Duke without a field goal for more than five minutes. LSU had an opportunity to take the lead with 37 seconds remaining after MiLaysia Fulwiley intercepted a pass near midcourt.
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However, with the Blue Devils’ Taina Mair bearing down on her on the fastbreak, Fulwiley attempted a reverse layup going left-to-right that rimmed off. Duke regained possession, and LSU sent Jackson to the foul line — where she missed both attempts with 19 seconds left.
After a disputed ball knocked out of bounds, LSU pulled ahead on a pair of Mikaylah Williams free throws with nine seconds to go.
Mair had an open look at a corner 3-pointer on the ensuing Duke possession and missed, but in the scrum for the loose ball, it went out off LSU to set up the game-winning inbounds play.
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Jackson sank a 3-pointer from the right wing to cap a 19-point night.
Fulwiley led all scorers, finishing with 28 points for LSU. She added four assists and four rebounds. Williams scored 22 points in the loss, and Flau’jae Johnson had 13.
Mar 27, 2026; Sacramento, CA, USA; Duke Blue Devils guard Ashlon Jackson (3) celebrates with forward Delaney Thomas (12) and forward Toby Fournier (35) after making a game-winning shot against the Louisiana State Tigers during a Sweet Sixteen game of the Sacramento Regional 2 of the women’s 2026 NCAA Tournament at Golden 1 Center. Mandatory Credit: Ed Szczepanski-Imagn Images
Ashlon Jackson’s rim-circling 3-pointer as time expired gave third-seeded Duke an 87-85 win over second-seeded LSU in a roller-coaster Sweet 16 matchup on Friday in the Sacramento Region 2 nightcap.
The win sends Duke to the regional final on Sunday, when the Blue Devils will face top-seeded UCLA on Sunday. The Bruins cruised past fourth-seeded Minnesota in the first Sweet 16 contest on Friday, 80-56.
Duke (27-8) led most of the night and by as many as 11, including a 78-67 edge in the fourth quarter after an 11-0 run. LSU (29-6) rallied multiple times in the game. The teams exchanged the lead six times in the third quarter with their big spurt, punctuated with three consecutive converted and-one opportunities.
Jackson sank a 3-pointer from the right wing to cap a 19-point night, while teammates Toby Fournier and Taina Mai each scored 22. MiLaysia Fulwiley led all scorers, finishing with 28 points for LSU. She added four assists and four rebounds. Mikaylah Williams scored 22 points in the loss, and Flau’jae Johnson had 13.
No. 1 UCLA 80, Minnesota 56
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Kiki Rice put up 21 points to lead four scorers in double figures for the Bruins, who overwhelmed their Big Ten Conference counterpart, the Golden Gophers, in the second half en route to a win in a Sweet 16 game.
UCLA (34-1) moved one victory away from repeat Final Four trips. The fourth-seeded Golden Gophers (24-9) trailed the Bruins by just three points late in the first half, but Gianna Kneepkens’ buzzer-beating layup marked the beginning of a 17-3 run that extended more than six minutes into the third quarter.
Through a combination of breakaway opportunities and pounding the ball to Lauren Betts (16 points) on the interior, UCLA attacked the lane to ignite the decisive push. The Bruins finished with 52 points in the paint while allowing only 22 to Minnesota, which was led by Grace Grocholski’s 12 points.
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No. 1 UConn 63, No. 4 North Carolina 42
Sarah Strong’s 21-point, 10-rebound effort propelled the Huskies to a victory over the Tar Heels in the Fort Worth Regional 1 semifinals.
Blanca Quinonez shot 7-for-11 for 16 points off the bench and Azzi Fudd had 10 points and five assists to boost the Huskies to their 53rd straight win, in their lowest-scoring game of the season. They scored at least 71 points in every other game. UConn, the defending national champion, will face Big East rival Notre Dame on Sunday.
Indya Nivar had team highs of 20 points, eight rebounds and four steals for North Carolina, which shot 28.3% from the field and committed 24 turnovers.
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No. 6 Notre Dame 67, No. 2 Vanderbilt 64
Hannah Hidalgo poured in 31 points with 11 rebounds and 10 steals as the Fighting Irish held off the Commodores.
Hidalgo was 14 of 25 from the floor and added seven assists, while her 10 steals set a record for an NCAA regional. She broke the single-season steals record along the way, upping her total to 199. Cassandre Prosper, who scored the game’s final three points, finished with 15.
Mikayla Blakes scored 26 points and Aubrey Galvan had 24 for Vanderbilt (29-5), which tied the game at 64 in the final minute of a tight fourth quarter but could not answer Prosper’s go-ahead bucket with 22 seconds remaining.
MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA – MARCH 25: Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus celebrates after defeating Hailey Baptiste of the United States in their quarter final match on Day 9 of the Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium on March 25, 2026 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Rich Storry/Getty Images)
Aryna Sabalenka is getting support from outside tennis ahead of the Miami Open 2026 final.
After her semifinal win over Elena Rybakina, Kai Trump granddaughter of Donald Trump shared a message backing the world No. 1.
Posting on Instagram after watching the match, she wrote:
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“Had so much fun watching Aryna Sabalenka.”
“Let’s get it Saturday.”
Sabalenka now faces Coco Gauff in the final after Gauff’s dominant win over Karolina Muchova.They’ve faced each other 12 times and it’s 6–6.
After a run of three straight victories, Derek Chisora is ranked as the number two heavyweight contender with the IBF. Now, ‘Del Boy’ has named whom he believes to be the top five active fighters in his division.
Chisora was encouraged to retire by the masses when he failed in a second world title challenge of his career against Tyson Fury back in 2022.
However, the heavyweight veteran has since proved his doubters wrong, overcoming each of Gerald Washington, Joe Joyce and Otto Wallin to fight his way back into title contention.
Still, for Wilder, the clash represents a monumental opportunity for him to re-emerge as a threat to the heavyweight ranking and take Chisora’s place in the world ratings, with victory likely to tee up a world title shot, despite losing four of his last six contests.
Irrespective of the ill-form of ‘The Bronze Bomber’, Chisora told DAZN Boxing that the American is still amongst the top five active heavyweights in the sport, when listing the division’s best operators.
“My top five heavyweights in the world right now are Oleksandr Usyk, Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder and myself.”
Unified champion Usyk remains the king of the division, and the despite Fury and Joshua having mixed form in recent years, they still find a place in Chisora’s list, with the likes of Fabio Wardley, Agit Kabayel and Moses Itauma all omitted – the veteran Brit appears to favour longevity over current form.
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Chisora’s clash against Wilder takes place at the O2 Arena on Saturday, April 4, topping a bill that also features an intriguing scrap between Viddal Riley and Mateusz Masternak.
Dec 29, 2019; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Vikings fans cheer during the fourth quarter against the Chicago Bears at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Harrison Barden-USA TODAY Sports. View.
Getting compared to a mythological figure is a nice compliment. So is being labeled a freak, at least in the context of football evaluations.
Cincinnati linebacker Jack Dingle isn’t expected to get drafted. The Vikings are still putting in some work. Indeed, he may find a way over to Minnesota, journeying down a well-worn path of Bearcat ‘backers who become Vikings from within undrafted free agency. In 2017, Eric Wilson did so and then 2023 featured Ivan Pace. Is Dingle the next example?
The Vikings are Researching LB Jack Dingle
To begin, the update about Minnesota demonstrating some interest in the defender.
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Ryan Fowler sends along the update: “Name to know in the LB class — Cincy LB Jack Dingle (6041, 235 lbs). Has a 30 visit scheduled with the Raiders, private lunch with New Orleans, and had a private meeting with Minnesota, as well. Will attend Bengals local day.”
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In 2024, the linebacker showed up on a (sort of) prestigious list.
Bruce Feldman leans into the alliteration by compiling a “Freaks List” on an annual basis. The idea is to shine a spotlight onto the insanely gifted players in college football. Being a freak is therefore a high honor, a compliment meant to magnify the gifts of young lads who are demonstrating collegiate promise.
Consider the assessment from Feldman for Dingle: “The son of former NFL player Nate Dingle, a Cincinnati team captain in the 1990s, Jack is 6-3 1/2, 240-pounds and built like an Adonis, coaches say. He benched 395 pounds this offseason and did 26 reps at 225. He clocked a 1.54-second 10-yard split, hit 21.99 mph on the GPS and had a 4.21 pro agility shuttle to go with a 33-inch vertical and a 9-11 broad jump. Last fall, he made 53 tackles and had five TFLs, one sack, one quarterback hurry and two fumble recoveries.”
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Translating those details would mean understanding that Jack Dingle stands at close to 6’4″ and weighs around 240 pounds. That’s a tremendous frame for modern football, a game that’s built around passing. Dingle’s length and speed should allow him to hang with tight ends, players who are commonly a matchup nightmare.
Furthermore, the explosiveness gives Dingle the potential to fly all over the field. Playing linebacker is about more than just being long and explosive, but those attributes are a nice place to start.
Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores stands on the sideline during the NFC wild card matchup against the Los Angeles Rams on Jan. 13, 2025, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The postseason appearance highlighted Flores’ aggressive defensive approach in a high-stakes environment as Minnesota faced playoff elimination on the road. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images..
At minimum, Jack Dingle appears to be someone who could be excellent on specials.
Maybe Tai Felton gets kicked out of his gunner job in favor of a more robust helping of snaps on offense as the WR3 (unless someone else gets added). If so, then a gunner is needed. Could Dingle be a frisky option? The job usually goes to receivers or defensive backs since coaches like to partner length with speed, but an unusually athletic linebacker could get the job done.
In 2025, Jack Dingle offered some pretty good numbers for Cincinnati. His 60 tackles stand alongside 3 sacks and 4 tackles for loss. PFF handed out a reasonably tepid grade coming in at 62.5, but the strongest portion of his game was his 69.9 coverage grade.
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The 2026 NFL Draft takes place from Thursday, April 23rd until Saturday, April 25th. Keep Dingle’s name tucked away in the back of your mind as someone who could get added afterwards.
CHICAGO — Nate Ament scored 18 points, Ja’Kobi Gillespie finished with 16 and Tennessee beat Iowa State 76-62 on Friday night to advance to the Elite Eight for the third straight year.
Coach Rick Barnes’ team used a dominant effort on the glass and a strong second half to put away Iowa State (29-8) and move within one win of its first Final Four.
The sixth-seeded Volunteers (25-11) will meet top-seeded Michigan in the Midwest Region final on Sunday. The Wolverines beat Alabama 90-77 behind a dominant all-around performance by Yaxel Lendeborg.
Ament made three 3-pointers. Felix Okpara chipped in with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Jaylen Carey added 11 points and 10 boards, and the Volunteers outrebounded the Cyclones 43-22.
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Nate Heise and Tamin Lipsey each scored 18 points for Iowa State, but the Cyclones clearly struggled without injured star Joshua Jefferson.
The All-America forward was hurt minutes into the Cyclones’ March Madness opener against Tennessee State and did not play in their lopsided win over Kentucky. He averaged 16.4 points, 7.4 rebounds and 4.8 assists.
Tennessee led 34-33 at halftime after Okpara hit two free throws in the closing seconds and Lipsey missed a driving layup at the buzzer.
The Volunteers were up 44-39 when they went on a 13-4 run that Carey punctuated with a three-point play off a tip-in. The 6-foot-8, 267-pound forward turned toward the roaring Vols fans and flexed before hitting the free throw to make it 57-43 with 11:47 remaining.
No. 2 Purdue vs. No. 1 Arizona
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