#live-sports

#live-sports

UConn is outscoring opponents by 37.8 points per game with a +1435 scoring differential overall. It puts up 87.9 points per game, second in college basketball, and gives up 50.1 per contest, first in college basketball.

The Credit One Charleston Open features seven matches on March 31, including a notable matchup between No. 50-ranked Magda Linette and No. 51 McCartney Kessler.

La Salle scores 64.5 points per game and gives up 63.7, resulting in a +24 scoring differential overall. The Explorers average only 2.9 more points than the Bearcats allow.

Pepperdine averages 70.6 points per game, ranking 89th in college basketball, while allowing 66.4 points per contest, ranking 232nd. The Waves have a +135 scoring differential overall.

Stanford outscores opponents by 7.8 points per game, scoring 70.5 per game and allowing 62.7 per outing, ranking 91st and 139th in college basketball respectively.

Florida International outscores opponents by 5.1 points per game, scoring 70.2 per game to rank 99th in college basketball while allowing 65.1 per outing to rank 196th.

used the threat of a blackout on YouTube TV as a negotiating tactic to force deal terms that would raise prices on our customers. They're now following through on that threat, suspending their content on YouTube TV. Disney is proposing costly economic terms that would raise prices on YouTube TV customers and give our customers fewer choices, while benefiting Disney's own live TV products - like Hulu + Live TV and, soon, Fubo.

Would you want to be in a group chat with your favorite sports celebrities and athletes? You'll have your chance this fall, thanks to a collaboration between WhatsApp and OffBall. OffBall, a year-old sports media startup that focuses on careful curation for its followers, announced on Friday that it was bringing back The Chat, which it had previously conducted with sports stars such as LeBron James.

The companies' announcement specifically mentions "co-branding campaigns," and cites Netflix's increasingly global lineup of programs - Brasil 70 - A Saga do Tri, South Korea's Culinary Class Wars and the U.K.'s The Gentlemen were all mentioned - as one of the factors behind it. As for what people can expect, the press release alludes to "consumer activations, title integrations, limited-edition packaging [and] digital promotions" as possibilities.

Kevin Harlan, Ian Eagle, and Stan Van Gundy are moving from TNT to Prime Video for its inaugural NBA coverage, joined by Cassidy Hubbarth from ESPN.