Press Release Courtesy of Nebraska Athletics- The No. 2 Nebraska softball team won its second Big Ten title of the season, notching a 7-2 victory over the No. 6 UCLA Bruins in the 2026 Big Ten Tournament Championship on Saturday afternoon in College Park, Md. Nebraska also won the 2026 Big Ten regular-season title, as it posted a 23-1 record in Big Ten play this season. This is the Huskers’ second Big Ten Tournament title since joining the conference, as NU also won in 2022. It is the ninth time in school history that the Big Red has won a regular-season and tournament championship in the same season. The title marks the 22nd overall conference title and 11th conference tournament title in school history. NU now sits at 46-6 on the season, while UCLA fell to 47-8. Hannah Camenzind logged the two-RBI single that gave NU the lead in the third inning, while Ava Kuszak and Kacie Hoffmann added home runs. Emmerson Cope, Jesse Farrell and Samantha Bland contributed hits. Jordy Frahm (18-4) grabbed the win in the circle, as she threw a complete game with five hits, two runs and eight strikeouts. UCLA struck first with a run in each of the second and third innings. NU posted a three-run bottom of the third. Cope opened the inning with a single and Kennadi Williams pinch ran for her. Hoffmann was hit by a pitch and Katelyn Caneda pinch ran for her. With Williams on second and Caneda on first, L. Camenzind sac bunted to put runners in scoring position. Frahm was intentionally walked but called out due to runner’s interference on a Coor fielder’s choice. H. Camenzind singled to send Williams, Caneda and Coor across the plate and give NU a 3-2 edge. In the bottom of the fourth, Bland singled and Hoffmann knocked a two-run shot to right field to extend the lead to 5-2. Kuszak added a homer in the bottom of the sixth to make the score 6-2. Jesse Farrell singled and Bland walked before a Hoffmann groundout put runners on second and third. L. Camenzind reached on an error that also scored Nessa McMillen, who pinch ran for Farrell and stretched the lead to 7-2. Jordy Frahm was named the Most Outstanding Player of the tournament, and Samantha Bland, Hannah Camenzind and Alexis Jensen were all named to the All-Tournament Team. Nebraska will find out its postseason fate at the NCAA Softball Selection Show, which is set to air at 6 p.m. (CT) on ESPN2 tomorrow, May 10. NU will host a watch party for fans with players and coaches at Bowlin Stadium. Gates will open at 5 p.m. and admission is free. Notes This is the ninth time in program history that Nebraska has won the conference regular season and tournament titles in the same season. This is NU’s 11th conference tournament championship and 22nd overall conference championship. It is Nebraska’s second Big Ten Tournament title. The Huskers have nine wins over ranked teams this year. Nebraska now has a 21-game win streak, which is the longest active win streak in the country. NU is now 13-10 in Big Ten Tournaments and 72-45 in conference tournaments. Jordy Frahm has now reached base in 41 straight games. #nebraskasoftball #softball #ncaasoftball #nebraska #huskers #cornhuskers
The Pistons had this game in Cleveland. They took a late lead, controlled key stretches of the fourth quarter, and had multiple chances to close it out. But turnovers from Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, along with key misrotations, completely flipped the game in Cleveland’s favor. Detroit actually won the hustle battle — more offensive rebounds, more second-chance effort plays, and stretches where they looked in control. But in crunch time, Cleveland’s best players made the winning plays. This is a tough playoff loss for the Pistons, and one that could have major series implications moving forward. #Pistons #CadeCunningham #NBAPlayoffs #Cavs #NBAHighlights
The Toronto Blue Jays may be approaching a season-defining moment. Trade rumors are heating up around Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara, and suddenly the fit with Toronto feels more real than ever. With Max Scherzer dealing with a concerning forearm issue, José Berríos and Shane Bieber still working back from injuries, and the rotation stretched thin, the Blue Jays could be forced to make a blockbuster move. We break down: • Why Sandy Alcantara is emerging as a serious trade target • The alarming update on Max Scherzer’s injury • What’s happening with José Berríos and Shane Bieber • Why Patrick Corbin has become an unexpected stabilizer • Addison Barger’s return and the tough roster decision coming
Welcome to our LIVE Score Real Time UPDATE for the NHL 2026 PlayOffs Second Round Game 2 Today Ice Hockey Montreal Canadiens vs Buffalo Sabres Match. We will bring you play-by-play real-time live score updates as these two teams battle for the Victory. Montreal Canadiens vs Buffalo Sabres Match will take place at KeyBank Center in Buffalo on 08 May 2026 at 7:00 PM ET. NHL 2026 PlayOffs Montreal Canadiens vs Buffalo Sabres Live Score Update by Sports Updates by Anupam. The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs second-round Game 2 between the Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres was played at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, with the Sabres aiming to build on their 4–2 Game 1 victory and take a commanding 2–0 series lead. Buffalo entered the matchup full of confidence after finally ending a long playoff-series drought earlier in the postseason, while Montreal looked to respond after a tough opening loss despite strong stretches of play. The Canadiens relied heavily on stars Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield to generate offense, while Buffalo’s balanced attack, led by Tage Thompson, Alex Tuch, and Ryan McLeod, continued to pressure Montreal’s defense. This live stream does NoT show the live video footage of the match due to copyright. We provide live score updates. Stay connected here to follow instant score updates as the game progresses. Thanks for Watching Sports Updates by Anupam Please Subscribe to Our Channel For more Live Ice Hockey Updates. #IceHockey #CanadiensvsSabres #NHL2026PlayOffs
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Jesse Rogers joins Kap and J. Hood to talk about the Cubs’ winning ways and why things are clicking on the North Side. The crew breaks down what has fueled the Cubs’ strong stretch, how real their momentum feels, and whether this team is built to keep winning as the season heats up. Jesse also discusses the White Sox challenging Cleveland and whether the South Siders can keep making noise in the AL Central. Drop your thoughts in the comments: Which Chicago baseball team has surprised you more this season? #KapAndJHood #JesseRogers #ChicagoCubs #Cubs #ChicagoWhiteSox #WhiteSox #ChicagoBaseball #ChicagoSports #MLB #CubsBaseball #WhiteSoxBaseball #CubsNews #WhiteSoxNews #ALCentral #ESPNChicago
The Steve Spurrier era of South Carolina Gamecocks football has been a topic of conversation this week. On the 277th episode of Coffee, JC Shurburtt asks what the pinnacle of that great stretch was. #gamecocknation #gamecockfootball NEW PODCAST CHANNELS: For Inside the Gamecocks The Morning Show, The Show and Coffee, please now subscribe using the links below. ITG on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-the-gamecocks-shows-and-podcasts/id1866202970 ITG on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/22YoB8mgpDWZZq99BsRtvm Follow ITG on Socials! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/InsidetheGamecocks X: https://x.com/GamecocksShow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insidethegamecocks/