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College Basketball

Duke guard Caleb Foster suffered a fractured foot that will sideline him indefinitely, dealing a blow to the Blue Devils' NCAA tournament hopes. Meanwhile, the NCAA announced enhanced betting monitoring for tournament officials using Prohi Bet technology across basketball, baseball, and softball events. In the AP polls, Florida and Houston entered the top five ahead of Selection Sunday, while UCLA narrowed UConn's lead in the women's poll after picking up three first-place votes from the Huskies.

Winter Paralympics

Brazil celebrated its first Winter Paralympic medal as Cristian Westemaier Ribera claimed silver in the Para-cross-country skiing men's seated sprint. Great Britain opened their medal tally with a silver in the alpine combined, courtesy of Neil Simpson and guide Rob Poth. Ukraine's Maksym Murashkovskyi credited ChatGPT for his silver in the Para-biathlon, while Canada's Thurston executed a remarkable curling shot threading through guards to clear two Norwegian stones. Great Britain's wheelchair curlers suffered their fourth consecutive loss, falling 8-6 to hosts Italy.

Football and Rugby

England rugby made one change to their starting XV, bringing in Ollie Chessum as they attempt to halt a three-game losing streak. England wing Tom Roebuck insisted the squad remains united despite their dismal Six Nations run. In football, Cardiff City launched an investigation after a fan allegedly made a racist gesture during their match against Lincoln City. Brazil witnessed a mass brawl resulting in 23 red cards in Cruzeiro's win over Atlético-MG, though organizers confirmed this falls short of the world record.

Tennis and Golf

Matt Fitzpatrick described Sawgrass victory as "next best thing" to a major championship ahead of this week's tournament. Gary Woodland opened up about his PTSD diagnosis following 2023 brain surgery, telling Golf Channel he "can't waste energy" fighting the condition. In tennis, Kate O'Connor and Nick Griggs were named to Ireland's World Athletics Indoor team, with O'Connor bringing her world indoor and outdoor silver medal pedigree.

Combat Sports

Jon Jones hinted at potential UFC release after receiving what he called a "lowball" offer for the White House card. Meanwhile, Anthony Cacace kept faith through career setbacks, embodying resilience as he prepares for his next bout.

Other Sports

The WNBA and union remained at odds in CBA talks after exchanging proposals over the weekend with no imminent deal. In MLB, Nolan McLean's meteoric rise continued as he secured a spot in Team USA's World Baseball Classic rotation just eight starts into his major league career. UConn women's basketball chased their 13th NCAA title despite Paige Bueckers' departure to the WNBA, while programs like Alabama and Georgia emerged as 2026 contenders. Finally, in horse racing, Sean Bowen targeted his first Cheltenham Festival victory as a champion jockey, while Hull KR forward Karl Lawton received a three-game ban following Super League action.