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Last updated: March 15, 2026, 5:51 AM ET

Rugby & Six Nations

Ireland lost title as France’s last‑gasp try edged England and snatched the championship, leaving the Irish side seconds from a Grand Slam. Andy Farrell, however, emphasized that the performance signals an upward trajectory for his squad despite the disappointment.

NBA Playoffs

LeBron James highlighted talent of Luka Doncic after the guard’s overtime jumper secured a win for the Los Angeles Lakers, prompting the veteran to label the play “generational” and underscoring the star’s clutch impact in the postseason.

Winter Paralympics

Organizers raised concerns over the “tropical” weather that has produced more sunshine than snow at the Winter Paralympics, intensifying calls to move the Games to a later calendar window to ensure adequate snow conditions.

College Basketball – Selection Outlook

UCLA leapfrogged UConn for the No. 1 overall seed as the selection committee grapples with a crowded bubble that includes the Red Hawks and Tigers, issues the posed questions panel must resolve before Selection Sunday. Meanwhile, Texas Tech confirmed that guard Christian Anderson, who departed the Big 12 tournament with a groin strain, is now cleared Anderson for the NCAA tournament, giving the Red Raiders a key offensive option.

Conference Tournament Champions

Duke held off UVA to capture its second straight ACC title, marking the program’s third championship in four years under Jon Scheyer. In the Big, Arizona avenged loss by defeating Houston 79‑74, extending its winning streak to nine games as it heads into March Madness. Across the Big East, No. 13 St. John’s routed UConn 72‑52 at Madison Square Garden, securing a second consecutive conference tournament crown.

The Hundred

Welsh Fire eye title in 2026 after five seasons without a men’s or women’s championship, fueling optimism that the franchise can finally break its title drought.