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March Madness Begins: Georgia, Kennesaw State & the Chaos of the Tournament
The madness is here. 🏀 With the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament tipping off, the guys break down their favorite March Madness moments, the chaos of the opening days, and why the first Thursday and Friday of the tournament might be the best two days on the sports calendar. They also dive into the outlook for Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball as Mike White leads the Dawgs back to the tournament for the second straight season. Georgia enters as an 8-seed and will face Saint Louis Billikens men's basketball in the Round of 64, with a chance to finally snap a long drought without an NCAA Tournament win. Plus, the show discusses the storylines surrounding Kennesaw State Owls men's basketball, who are back in the tournament and set to face powerhouse Gonzaga Bulldogs men's basketball. The Owls overcame a season full of adversity to win their conference tournament and punch their ticket to the Big Dance. Other topics include: The best March Madness moments ever Why the opening days of the tournament are a sports holiday Georgia’s chances to make a run and reach the Sweet 16 The challenge of facing Gonzaga for Kennesaw State Coaching storylines and the chaos that makes March Madness special Subscribe for more college basketball talk, tournament breakdowns, and daily sports coverage. #marchmadness #uga #godawgs #hootyhoo #kennesawstate #kennesawstateuniversity #georgiabulldogs #basketball #georgia
NHL Action: Bruins vs Capitals, Sabres vs Maple Leafs & Celebrini's Surge!
Get ready for an exciting day of NHL action! We break down the key matchups, including the Boston Bruins aiming to end their road slump against the Washington Capitals, the Buffalo Sabres looking to rebound against the Toronto Maple Leafs, and the surging Macklin Celebrini leading the San Jose Sharks against the Montreal Canadiens. Don't miss our analysis of these games and more, including the chase for playoff spots and individual milestones. Tune in for all the latest NHL news and highlights! Key Matchups: - Bruins vs Capitals: Can Boston snap their road losing streak? - Sabres vs Maple Leafs: Buffalo aims to bounce back without Auston Matthews - Sharks vs Canadiens: Celebrini closes in on 100-point milestone Players to Watch: - David Pastrnak (Bruins) - Macklin Celebrini (Sharks) - Matthew Schaefer (Islanders) NHL #Hockey #Bruins #Capitals #Sabres #MapleLeafs #Sharks #Canadiens #Celebrini #Pastrnak #Schaefer
Basketball Players who Purposely Avoided Records: #nba
When Basketball Players Purposely Avoided Records: In 2005 Jermaine O’Neal scored 55 Points in a Pacers Game against the Bucks, the game was a blowout 116-99, but he purposely snubbed himself out, so he doesn’t tie or surpass 57 Points, which is the Single Game Scoring Record held by Reggie Miller. Jordan Bo-Hannon of the Iowa Hawkeyes was about to break the Iowa NCAA record of 34 free throws made in a row. But He pointed to the sky and missed his 35th Free Throw on Purpose to honor the Record Set by Chris Street, who sadly passed away in a Car Accident just three days after his original Record. Jordan wanted Chris’s record to stay as a way to keep his memory alive. LeBron could have potentially held the Record for the most starts in a Row, which is held by Chris Paul with 1,365 Starts in a Row, but in 2007 LeBron Purposely came off the bench because Anderson Varejao was about to play his First NBA game of the 07 season after a 2 month contract hold out. To Help Boost Anderson’s morale, He came off the bench with him at the same time to avoid the Crowd from Booing him. At the time LeBron had 333 starts in a row, had he not purposely snapped it, he would be the record holder not Chris Paul.
IMPACT: Pat Kelsey makes some CHANGES | Louisville Cardinals handle Syracuse in final home game
Louisville Cardinals snap their losing streak with a 77-62 win over Syracuse, but is this the turning point fans have been yearning ...
🚨 THE GIANT HAS FALLEN!🔥 THE WALL CALLED DACCORD!🚨 CAROLINA STOPS HERE!
🚨 THE GIANT HAS FALLEN! 🔥 THE WALL CALLED DACCORD! 🚨 CAROLINA STOPS HERE! The Seattle Kraken delivered one of their most important wins of the season, defeating the red-hot Carolina Hurricanes 2-1 in a dramatic battle at Climate Pledge Arena. Facing the NHL’s No. 2 overall team, Seattle relied on discipline, physical defense, and an outstanding performance from goaltender Joey Daccord, who stopped 35 shots to secure the victory. Despite being heavily outshot, the Kraken executed a near-perfect defensive game plan. Seattle blocked 23 shots, disrupted Carolina’s offensive rhythm, and capitalized on key opportunities in the second period with goals from Kaapo Kakko and Ben Meyers. The Hurricanes pushed relentlessly in the final minutes with the goalie pulled and a 6-on-4 advantage, but the Kraken held their structure and protected the lead to snap Carolina’s five-game win streak and 12-game points streak. This win could have major implications in the Western Conference playoff race, as Seattle creates separation from the chasing pack and moves into a stronger position in the Pacific Division standings. In this video, we break down what this victory means for the Kraken, how Joey Daccord became the difference-maker, and why this defensive performance could be a turning point for Seattle’s season. CREDITS: https://www.nhl.com/kraken/news/final-buzzer-carolina-hurricanes-seattle-kraken-game-recap-gd-x5010 Contato: tobiassousanegociosonline@gmail.com
Carolina Hurricanes winning streak ends in Seattle
The Carolina Hurricanes lost 2-1 to the Seattle Kraken in a road game on March 2, 2026. The Hurricanes saw their 5-game winning streak come to an end as they fell to the Seattle Kraken, 2-1. The Kraken scored both of their goals in the 1st half of the second period as a couple of breakdowns led to grade A scoring chances. Nikolaj Ehlers got the Canes on the board late in the 2nd period, pouncing on a loose puck and ringing the bell for the 16th time this season to make it a 1-goal game heading into the 3rd. But, Carolina just couldn't generate enough from their 36 shots on goal and 83 (!!!) total shot attempts and the game fizzled out at the end. Frederik Andersen started his second consecutive game for the first time since before Thanksgiving, but wasn't able to stack back-to-back strong performances in losing. It snaps his personal 6-game point streak. Canes Corner is presented by the Aluminum Company of North Carolina. aluminumcompany.com. #hurricanes #nhl #hockey #prohockey #professionalhockey #canes #carolinahurricanes #carolina #letsgocanes #seattlekraken #999thefan
Louisville vs. Clemson Full Game Replay | 2025-26 ACC Men's Basketball
Louisville vs. Clemson: The Clemson Tigers snapped a 4-game losing streak with a big win over the No. 24 Louisville Cardinals ...
Seattle snaps Carolina Hurricanes' 12-game point streak; NFL franchise tag deadline is today
Paul Ihander & Max Goren recap the Carolina Hurricanes' 2-1 loss in Seattle to kick off a four-game road trip. Kraken goaltender Joey Daccord shut the door on the Canes' shooting gallery- will Carolina make a move for a goal scorer before Friday's trade deadline? Also, they discuss the NFL trade deadline coming at 4pm this afternoon.