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USA Today
14 hours ago
- Sport
- USA Today
What channel is UNC-Oklahoma baseball on Monday? Time, TV schedule for NCAAT rubber match
What channel is UNC-Oklahoma baseball on Monday? Time, TV schedule for NCAAT rubber match Here's all the broadcasting information you need to know for Monday's Chapel Hill Regional Final. UNC will play Oklahoma for a spot in the Super Regionals. The North Carolina Tar Heels failed to close out their Chapel Hill Regional on Sunday night against Oklahoma, losing 9-5 and now facing elimination in a winner-take-all game later Monday. Aidan Haugh struck out six Sooners (38-21) on the mound for UNC (44-13), but struggled with control and walked four more. It took Haugh – North Carolina's number three starter – 102 pitches to get through 3 2/3 innings. The Diamond Heels struggled big-time in the field. UNC fielders committed just two errors, but those led to four unearned runs for Oklahoma. Sooner pitchers kept North Carolina in the game, particularly late, but the Diamond Heels couldn't score once with bases loaded – and no outs – in the eighth inning. We don't know when UNC and Oklahoma will play on Monday yet, but given it's a winner-take-all matchup, there's a strong possibility the Boshamer Stadium lights will be on. North Carolina wants ace Jake Knapp on the mound, but pitching him on two days' rest wouldn't be a great idea. The same goes for the Sooners, who'll want ace Kyson Witherspoon on the mound, but both programs want their aces fresh for potential Super Regional berths. Regardless of who the Diamond Heels throw out there Monday, they can't combine for nine walks, which proved to be a huge difference-maker in Sunday's loss. Oklahoma pitchers only walked five UNC batters – and, while it almost proved costly late, Oklahoma's pitchers regained control to escape jams. Are you traveling to Boshamer Stadium for Monday's winner-take-all game? Have a blast, bring some good luck and fill the stands with Carolina Blue. If you're watching on TV, your favorite streaming device, listening on the radio or placing bets, keep reading below for more broadcast information. What channel is UNC-Oklahoma baseball on Monday? Time, TV schedule, radio TV Channel: ESPN+ Time: 3 p.m. Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network Announcers: Wes Durham (play-by-play) and Danan Hughes (analyst) Website: WatchESPN Where to watch UNC-Oklahoma baseball on live stream Watch UNC-Oklahoma Baseball on FuboTV UNC vs. Oklahoma prediction, picks, odds There's no doubt this year's UNC baseball team exceeded expectations up to Monday's winner-take-all game in the Chapel Hill Regional. The Diamond Heels replaced their entire starting outfield, sport a new-look bullpen and generate their offense from small ball. Oklahoma can hit, just like North Carolina, but lacks the starting pitching in comparison. The Sooners' bullpen has a slight advantage, though, with Monday's game shaping up to be a bullpen game for both teams. UNC's hitters, outside of Gavin Gallaher, need to figure it out or they're going home dejected Monday night. Oklahoma has the momentum and, in an NCAA Tournament already full of upsets, pulls off another one in Chapel Hill. Score predictions: Oklahoma 11, UNC 7 Full UNC baseball schedule Feb. 14-15: vs. Texas Tech (W 5-1, 8-3, 4-2) (3-0 overall) Feb. 18: vs. Kansas State (W, 12-9) (4-0) Feb. 22-24: vs./at ECU (W 2-0, 11-6, 6-3) (7-0) Feb. 25: vs. VCU (W 9-4) (8-0) Feb. 26: vs. North Carolina A&T (W 13-4) (9-0) Feb. 28-March 2: vs. Stony Brook (W 16-2, 6-1, 9-5) (12-0) March 4: vs. Coastal Carolina (W 5-4) (13-0) March 7-9: vs. Stanford (L 13-9, W 11-1, L 7-0) (14-2, 1-2 ACC) March 11: at UNC-Wilmington (W 7-3) (15-2) March 14-16: at Louisville (L 8-7, W 6-4, L 5-0) (16-4, 2-4 ACC) March 19: vs. UConn (L 5-1) (16-5) March 21-23: at Boston College (W 5-1, L 3-2, W 10-0) (18-6, 4-5 ACC) March 25: vs. South Carolina in Charlotte, NC (W 13-8) (19-6) March 28-30: vs. Miami (FL) (W 2-0, 4-2, L 4-2) (21-7, 6-6 ACC) April 1: vs. Gardner-Webb (W 11-1) (22-7) April 3-5: vs. Duke (W 4-3, L 9-5, W 8-7) (24-8, 8-7 ACC) April 8: at Elon (W 12-10) (25-8) April 11-13: vs. Wake Forest (W 11-1, 17-1, 3-2) (28-8, 11-7 ACC) April 15: vs. Charlotte (W 14-4) (29-8) April 18-20: at Virginia Tech (W 9-6, L 10-6, W 7-4) (31-9, 13-8 ACC) April 25-27: at Pitt (W 15-5, L 4-2, W 6-0) (33-10, 15-9 ACC) April 29: vs. George Mason (W 13-4) (34-10) April 30: vs. Queens (Charlotte) University (W 14-3) (35-10) May 6: vs. Campbell (W 10-1) (36-10) May 8-9: vs. NC State (W 8-1, L 8-5) (37-11, 16-10 ACC) May 15-17: at Florida State (W 8-3, 11-1, L 5-4) (39-12, 18-11 ACC) May 23: vs. Boston College in ACC Tournament at Durham Bulls Athletic Park (W 7-2) (40-12) May 24: vs. Florida State in ACC Tournament at DBAP (W 7-5) (41-12) May 25: vs. Clemson in ACC Tournament at DBAP (W 14-4) (42-12) May 30: vs. Holy Cross in NCAA Tournament Chapel Hill Regional (W 4-0) (43-12) May 31: vs. Oklahoma in NCAA Tournament Chapel Hill Regional (W 11-5) (44-12) June 1: vs. Oklahoma in NCAA Tournament Chapel Hill Regional Final (L 9-5) (44-13) We occasionally recommend interesting products and services. 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Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Alex Condon returning to Florida basketball for junior season
Florida basketball will return all four core pieces of its frontcourt rotation in the 2025-26 season following the news that rising junior Alex Condon is returning for another year with the Gators. ESPN's Jonathan Givony broke the news Tuesday afternoon. Condon had been going through pre-draft evaluations and meetings to gauge his stock for the upcoming summer. The No. 38 overall prospect on ESPN's big board, Condon is looking to lock himself into a first-round pick with his decision to give college ball another year. Of course, Florida has a history of contending for back-to-back national championships while being led by a frontcourt duo. Advertisement "It's a really good situation waiting for me there," Condon said. "A great coach with Todd Golden. Teammates I won a national championship with. I have great chemistry with those boys. We have a good transfer class coming in. I expect guys to make a leap. My big man coach, Carlin Hartman, is returning, so I will keep developing my game with him." Condon averaged 10.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.3 blocks over 24.9 minutes per game last year. He earned a third-team All-SEC nod but did not receive much national recognition, even through the NCAA Tournament. His return is Florida's biggest addition, or retention rather, of the offseason. Replacing the entirety of the backcourt has taken center stage, but getting Condon back makes the Gators surefire contenders heading into next season. He'll have to learn how to play with Boogie Fland and Xavian Lee; however, both are strong pick and roll players, which should make things easy/ Thomas Haugh and Rueben Chinyelu are also returning despite being draft prospects. Haugh never entered his name into the draft and Chinyelu withdrew a couple of weeks ago. Florida started Condon and Chinyelu for most of the year while using Haugh as a pseudo-starter off the bench. After a strong finish to the 2024-25 campaign for Haugh, the rotation might change in his favor, but there's also Micah Handlogten to consider. He'll be healthy and ready for more action next year as well. Advertisement However, Todd Golden decides to play this group, getting Condon is the ribbon on top of the present or the star on top of the tree. He completes the roster and makes Florida a marketable top-5 team ready for the spotlight, both nationwide and within the SEC. Follow us @GatorsWire on X, formerly known as Twitter, as well as Bluesky, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Florida Gators news, notes and opinions. This article originally appeared on Gators Wire: Florida basketball F Alex Condon decides on return, exits NBA draft
USA Today
6 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Alex Condon returning to Florida basketball for junior season
Alex Condon returning to Florida basketball for junior season Florida basketball will return all four core pieces of its frontcourt rotation in the 2025-26 season following the news that rising junior Alex Condon is returning for another year with the Gators. ESPN's Jonathan Givony broke the news Tuesday afternoon. Condon had been going through pre-draft evaluations and meetings to gauge his stock for the upcoming summer. The No. 38 overall prospect on ESPN's big board, Condon is looking to lock himself into a first-round pick with his decision to give college ball another year. Of course, Florida has a history of contending for back-to-back national championships while being led by a frontcourt duo. "It's a really good situation waiting for me there," Condon said. "A great coach with Todd Golden. Teammates I won a national championship with. I have great chemistry with those boys. We have a good transfer class coming in. I expect guys to make a leap. My big man coach, Carlin Hartman, is returning, so I will keep developing my game with him." Condon averaged 10.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.3 blocks over 24.9 minutes per game last year. He earned a third-team All-SEC nod but did not receive much national recognition, even through the NCAA Tournament. His return is Florida's biggest addition, or retention rather, of the offseason. Replacing the entirety of the backcourt has taken center stage, but getting Condon back makes the Gators surefire contenders heading into next season. He'll have to learn how to play with Boogie Fland and Xavian Lee; however, both are strong pick and roll players, which should make things easy/ Thomas Haugh and Rueben Chinyelu are also returning despite being draft prospects. Haugh never entered his name into the draft and Chinyelu withdrew a couple of weeks ago. Florida started Condon and Chinyelu for most of the year while using Haugh as a pseudo-starter off the bench. After a strong finish to the 2024-25 campaign for Haugh, the rotation might change in his favor, but there's also Micah Handlogten to consider. He'll be healthy and ready for more action next year as well. However, Todd Golden decides to play this group, getting Condon is the ribbon on top of the present or the star on top of the tree. He completes the roster and makes Florida a marketable top-5 team ready for the spotlight, both nationwide and within the SEC. Follow us @GatorsWire on X, formerly known as Twitter, as well as Bluesky, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Florida Gators news, notes and opinions.
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
3 Seasonal Prep Tips to Help Homeowners Weather Summer Storms
T-Rex® Brand Tape Shares Its Insights on How to Be Ready for Emergency Storm Cleanup AVON, Ohio, May 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With summer approaching, extreme weather may not be far behind. From unexpected downpours to damaging winds, homeowners should be prepared for emergency repairs when storms appear. A recent nationwide survey of 1,000 homeowners by T-Rex® Tape, a leading maker of premium repair tapes, revealed that 100% have experienced damage requiring immediate attention following extreme weather events, with summer leading as the season with the most extreme weather events (37%). Although nearly two-thirds of them (64%) report they're not fully prepared to make emergency fixes, all still attempted a DIY repair when it was needed. With the right tools and knowledge, quick action can help minimize damage and buy valuable time before professional repairs are possible. To help homeowners manage emergency storm cleanup and repairs, Kerry Haugh, Director of Product Marketing for T-Rex® Brand, shares some proactive strategies: Take Preventative Precautions "According to the survey," says Haugh, "High winds (49%) topped the list of weather-related culprits, followed by falling limbs and roof damage (42%), clogged gutters (32%), and structural issues from debris (28%). Water leaks also frequently occur inside the home, and affect a sizable number of homeowners (30%)." Haugh suggests that preventative maintenance is one of the most effective ways to reduce emergency damage. "Homeowners should regularly check roofs and siding for any signs of wear and ensure sump pumps and other plumbing fixtures are working and free of clogs," she explains. "It's also important to clean out gutters to ensure water flow and prevent backup that can cause problems." Fill Your Toolbox In urgent situations, some homeowners reported resorting to improvised, unreliable solutions like towels (39%), clothing (18%) or even newspapers (15%) to plug leaks. It's crucial to keep essential emergency repair supplies on hand in one easily accessible location. Your toolkit should include useful items, such as hammers, nails, tarps, sealant, and strong waterproof repair tape specifically designed to hold up under tough conditions. "Extreme weather is inevitable, and having the right tools on hand can help safeguard your home," Haugh says. "While many households have traditional duct tape, waterproof and repair tape, such as T-Rex® Waterproof and Repair Tape, is ideal for durable, post-storm repairs since it's specifically designed to adhere to wet or uneven surfaces until permanent repairs can be made." Formulated with Flex-to-Fit Technology™, which uses a highly conformable UV acrylic adhesive that is repositionable, T-Rex® Waterproof and Repair Tape instantly seals out water, air and moisture - even under water. Plus, it stands up in temperatures ranging from -40° F to 240° F, providing all weather durability. Make Quick, Post-Storm Repairs Once it's safe to go outside, assessing any risks and utilizing items in your toolkit can help prevent damage in and outside the home. Look for any interior or exterior issues or leaks that could cause damage if not addressed. Haugh suggests using those key toolbox items as an effective temporary solution. "Most individuals expect a temporary repair to last a few hours to a few days, but more than half of homeowners (65%) were surprised by the strength and durability of products like waterproof tape when addressing storm-related leaks," she states. "We've learned waterproof and repair tape should be included among other DIY repair staples, like a hammer and nails." For more information about T-Rex® Tape, visit *Survey conducted by T-Rex® Brand in April 2025 polled 1,005 homeowners to learn about preparedness after storm damage and product preferences for fixes. ABOUT T-REX® BRAND TAPET-Rex® Tape uses modern, next-generation technology to produce premium tapes that perform well in all conditions – helping everyone from do-it-yourselfers and professionals to extreme sport athletes and outdoorsmen get the job done. T-Rex® brand products are marketed by Shurtape Technologies, LLC, an industry-leading manufacturer of adhesive tape and consumer home and office products, with facilities worldwide. For additional product information, visit find us on Facebook® ( follow us on X® (@trextape) or watch us on YouTube® ( View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE T-Rex Brand Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
3 Seasonal Prep Tips to Help Homeowners Weather Summer Storms
T-Rex® Brand Tape Shares Its Insights on How to Be Ready for Emergency Storm Cleanup AVON, Ohio, May 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With summer approaching, extreme weather may not be far behind. From unexpected downpours to damaging winds, homeowners should be prepared for emergency repairs when storms appear. A recent nationwide survey of 1,000 homeowners by T-Rex® Tape, a leading maker of premium repair tapes, revealed that 100% have experienced damage requiring immediate attention following extreme weather events, with summer leading as the season with the most extreme weather events (37%). Although nearly two-thirds of them (64%) report they're not fully prepared to make emergency fixes, all still attempted a DIY repair when it was needed. With the right tools and knowledge, quick action can help minimize damage and buy valuable time before professional repairs are possible. To help homeowners manage emergency storm cleanup and repairs, Kerry Haugh, Director of Product Marketing for T-Rex® Brand, shares some proactive strategies: Take Preventative Precautions "According to the survey," says Haugh, "High winds (49%) topped the list of weather-related culprits, followed by falling limbs and roof damage (42%), clogged gutters (32%), and structural issues from debris (28%). Water leaks also frequently occur inside the home, and affect a sizable number of homeowners (30%)." Haugh suggests that preventative maintenance is one of the most effective ways to reduce emergency damage. "Homeowners should regularly check roofs and siding for any signs of wear and ensure sump pumps and other plumbing fixtures are working and free of clogs," she explains. "It's also important to clean out gutters to ensure water flow and prevent backup that can cause problems." Fill Your Toolbox In urgent situations, some homeowners reported resorting to improvised, unreliable solutions like towels (39%), clothing (18%) or even newspapers (15%) to plug leaks. It's crucial to keep essential emergency repair supplies on hand in one easily accessible location. Your toolkit should include useful items, such as hammers, nails, tarps, sealant, and strong waterproof repair tape specifically designed to hold up under tough conditions. "Extreme weather is inevitable, and having the right tools on hand can help safeguard your home," Haugh says. "While many households have traditional duct tape, waterproof and repair tape, such as T-Rex® Waterproof and Repair Tape, is ideal for durable, post-storm repairs since it's specifically designed to adhere to wet or uneven surfaces until permanent repairs can be made." Formulated with Flex-to-Fit Technology™, which uses a highly conformable UV acrylic adhesive that is repositionable, T-Rex® Waterproof and Repair Tape instantly seals out water, air and moisture - even under water. Plus, it stands up in temperatures ranging from -40° F to 240° F, providing all weather durability. Make Quick, Post-Storm Repairs Once it's safe to go outside, assessing any risks and utilizing items in your toolkit can help prevent damage in and outside the home. Look for any interior or exterior issues or leaks that could cause damage if not addressed. Haugh suggests using those key toolbox items as an effective temporary solution. "Most individuals expect a temporary repair to last a few hours to a few days, but more than half of homeowners (65%) were surprised by the strength and durability of products like waterproof tape when addressing storm-related leaks," she states. "We've learned waterproof and repair tape should be included among other DIY repair staples, like a hammer and nails." For more information about T-Rex® Tape, visit *Survey conducted by T-Rex® Brand in April 2025 polled 1,005 homeowners to learn about preparedness after storm damage and product preferences for fixes. ABOUT T-REX® BRAND TAPET-Rex® Tape uses modern, next-generation technology to produce premium tapes that perform well in all conditions – helping everyone from do-it-yourselfers and professionals to extreme sport athletes and outdoorsmen get the job done. T-Rex® brand products are marketed by Shurtape Technologies, LLC, an industry-leading manufacturer of adhesive tape and consumer home and office products, with facilities worldwide. For additional product information, visit find us on Facebook® ( follow us on X® (@trextape) or watch us on YouTube® ( View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE T-Rex Brand Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
