What TV channel is Texas A&M vs LSU baseball on today? Time, schedule for SEC tournamentNew Foto - What TV channel is Texas A&M vs LSU baseball on today? Time, schedule for SEC tournament

USA TODAY and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability subject to change. Texas A&M baseball's fight for a conference title and a spot in the NCAA tournament lives on for at least another day. With their postseason dreams in the balance, the Aggies will face off againstLSUin the final game of thequarterfinals of the 2025 SEC baseball tournament, though they'll have to do so without star Jace LaViolette, who is out for the remainder of the tournamentafter breaking his handin a win Thursday against Auburn. Texas A&M, the tournament's No. 14 seed, enters the game with a 30-25 record, a disappointing mark for a team that entered the season No. 1 in theUSA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll. As of Friday, it's No. 50 in thelatest NCAA RPI rankings– boosted by SEC tournament wins against Mississippi State in the first round and No. 10 Auburn in the second round – and is one of the next four teams out of theprojected 64-team NCAA tournament bracket from Baseball America. REQUIRED READING:Latest LSU baseball NCAA regional projections ahead of SEC Baseball Tournament opener Its tournament hopes could get a significant boost Friday. The spot atop the poll the Aggies held four months ago now belongs to LSU, the tournament's No. 3 seed. The Tigers are 42-13 and have lost just one series since mid-April, though, notably, that setback came against Texas A&M, which took two of three from LSU the first weekend of May. In the latest Baseball America mock NCAA tournament bracket, LSU is the No. 5 overall national seed and is hosting a regional. Here's what you need to know about how to watch the Texas A&M vs. LSU SEC baseball tournament game, including the TV channel, start time and betting information: TV channel: SEC Network Live stream: ESPN App |Fubo (free trial) Texas A&M's SEC tournament quarterfinal game against LSU will air on the SEC Network. Streaming options for the game include the ESPN App, which requires a valid cable login, andFubo, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers. Watch Texas A&M baseball vs. LSU live with Fubo (free trial) Date: Friday, May 23 Time: 7:30 p.m. ET Location: Hoover Metropolitan Stadium (Hoover, Alabama) The first pitch between the Aggies and Tigers is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET on Friday, May 23 from Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Hoover, Alabama, the site of the 2025 SEC baseball tournament. Odds courtesy of BetMGMas of Friday, May 23 Spread: LSU, -2.5 Over/under: 9.5 runs Moneyline: LSU, -400 | Texas A&M, +280 Prediction:LSU 7, Texas A&M 3 The Tigers, particularly their pitching staff, should be well-rested coming off a double-bye in the tournament and will take advantage against an Aggies team that will lack some pop without LaViolette. REQUIRED READING:SEC Baseball Tournament games today: Scores, TV schedule, bracket for quarterfinals Here's a look at Texas A&M baseball's past five results. To see the Aggies' full 2025 schedule,click here. Thursday, May 15: No. 10 Georgia 10, Texas A&M 6 Friday, May 16: Texas A&M 6, No. 10 Georgia 0 Saturday, May 17:No. 10 Georgia 7, Texas A&M 5 Wednesday, May 21: Texas A&M 9, Mississippi State 0 Thursday, May 22:Texas A&M 3, No. 10 Auburn 2 Here's a look at LSU baseball's past five results. To see the Tigers' full 2025 schedule,click here. Saturday, May 10: LSU 13, No. 3 Arkansas 3 (7 innings) Sunday, May 11: No. 3 Arkansas 7, LSU 4 Thursday, May 15: South Carolina 6, LSU 5 Friday, May 16: LSU 8, South Carolina 1 Saturday, May 17: LSU 7, South Carolina 3 We occasionally recommend interesting products and services. If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links, we may earn an affiliate fee. USA TODAY Network newsrooms operate independently, and this doesn't influence our coverage. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Texas A&M vs LSU baseball: TV channel, time for SEC Tournament

What TV channel is Texas A&M vs LSU baseball on today? Time, schedule for SEC tournament

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Jim Irsay's impact can be felt all around Indianapolis as city celebrates big sports weekendNew Foto - Jim Irsay's impact can be felt all around Indianapolis as city celebrates big sports weekend

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — When Mark Miles strolls around downtown Indianapolis, he sees Jim Irsay's influence everywhere. From the trademark sports facilities to the towering J.W. Marriott hotel to the Pan Am Plaza currently under construction, he's not sure any of it could have happened without the assistance of the longtime Colts owner who helped this small Midwestern town shed its image as Indiana No Place and emerge as Indiana Some Place. So as Indy steps into a new role, the mega center of a jam-packed Memorial Day sports weekend, the longtime local sports executive is saddened Irsay won't be here to enjoy the results of his efforts.Irsay died Wednesday in his sleep at age 65. "It's incredibly sad, it's a big ache in my heart," Miles said Thursday. "He had such a huge heart.He cared so, so much about the people in this community. I don't care what day it was, it was going to be a horrible loss but this weekend is sort of emblematic of what he helped build and I'm sorry he missed it." Miles, the CEO and president of IndyCar and Penske Entertainment, has had a front-row seat to Indy's evolution — and Irsay's influence — for decades. The Indy native has seen the city thrive under the glare of two NBA All-Star Games, the CFP national championship game, and dozens of other national and international championships. But this is the kind of weekend only Irsay may have envisioned when he first came to town in March 1984. Caitlin Clark, the WNBA's top draw,and the Indiana Fever will host defending league champ New York in front of a sold out crowd Saturday afternoon. On Sunday morning, an estimated 350,000 fans — includinga sold-out grandstand for the first time since 2016— will fill Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the world's largest single-day sporting event, the Indianapolis 500. Then on Sunday night, the NBA's Indiana Pacers will face the New York Knicks in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals. And it wasn't just Miles who saw it. "He was more than the owner of the Indianapolis Colts, he was a transformative figure in our city and state, a passionate advocate for the community, and someone whose generosity, vision and spirit touched countless lives," Indiana Pacers owner Herb Simon said in a statement. "Jim helped shape our city into the sports capital it is today, and his legacy, both on and off the field, will continue to inspire us and generations to come." Miles saw the passion almost from the moment he and his wife welcomed the Irsay family to Indianapolis following the Colts' infamous midnight move from Baltimore. From that moment, Miles sensed a commitment from Irsay to his new hometown — acknowledging Irsay never even threatened to move the Colts as they pressed for a new stadium during the early 2000s. As president of the 1987 Pan American Games organizing committee, Miles had Irsay on his side for an event that helped Indianapolis expand its international reach beyond racing. And after spending more than a decade as CEO of the Association of Tennis Professionals, he returned to lead the city's Super Bowl 46 organizing committee. "We would never have had a Super Bowl without Jim Irsay, without the Colts or Jim Irsay's passion or commitment to getting it here and that never really wavered," Miles said. But perhaps the greatest tribute to Irsay will be found on the city's streets this weekend. Prior to the Colts' arrival, the downtown was a virtual blank slate — devoid of hotels or restaurants and only one sporting venue, Market Square Arena. Today, celebrities and sports fans will fill thousands of hotel rooms, visit dozens of restaurants and bars and make the short downtown strolls to see Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Lucas Oil Stadium, Victory Field, home of the city's minor league team, and maybe even the Irsay Family YMCA. Yes, Indy has come a long way — and the locals know why. "To have his death heading into this epic sports weekend has us pausing to reflect on just how categorically he changed and enhanced the city's skyline for the better based on his generosity, his actions and his advocacy," said Chris Gahl, Visit Indy executive vice president and chief marketing officer. "So, it's fitting and also very hard to celebrate a weekend like this, knowing he recently passed and his last tweet was about cheering on another major sporting team in the Indy way. That's the culture he helped put in place in our city." ___ AP NFL:https://apnews.com/hub/nfl

Jim Irsay's impact can be felt all around Indianapolis as city celebrates big sports weekend

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Benjamin Hassan makes history as 1st Lebanese player in Open era to qualify for French OpenNew Foto - Benjamin Hassan makes history as 1st Lebanese player in Open era to qualify for French Open

PARIS (AP) — Benjamin Hassan made history Friday by becoming the first Lebanese tennis player in the Open era to qualify for the main draw of the French Open. The 30-year-old defeated Japan's James Trotter 6-2, 7-6 (5) in the final round of qualifying. Germany-born Hassan secured his place at Roland-Garros by winning three straight matches in the qualifying tournament on the clay courts of Paris. Ranked No. 177 in the world, Hassan is no stranger to breaking new ground for Lebanese tennis. Last summer, at the Paris Olympics, whichalso took place on the clay courts of Roland-Garros, Hassan became the first player to represent Lebanon. He defeated American Christopher Eubanks in the first round, claiming the first win in the history of the competition for his country. His qualification is the second major milestone for Lebanese tennis this year. In January,Hady Habib, who is currently ranked 159th, won a first-round match at the Australian Open. This was thecountry's first Grand Slam match victory. Following Hassan's win on Friday, the Lebanese Tennis Federation congratulated him in a message published on Facebook. "The journey continues," said the federation. "Keep making Lebanon proud." In the first round of the French Open, which begins Sunday, he is scheduled to face another player who also came through the qualifying round, the Italian Matteo Gigante. ___ AP tennis:https://apnews.com/hub/tennis

Benjamin Hassan makes history as 1st Lebanese player in Open era to qualify for French Open

Benjamin Hassan makes history as 1st Lebanese player in Open era to qualify for French Open PARIS (AP) — Benjamin Hassan made history Friday...
Alex Bregman injury update: Red Sox slugger exits game after awkward turnNew Foto - Alex Bregman injury update: Red Sox slugger exits game after awkward turn

Boston Red Soxthird baseman Alex Bregman was removed from Friday afternoon's game at Fenway Park, appearing to take an awkward turn around first base on a hit in the third inning against theBaltimore Orioles. Bregman immediately knew he needed to come out of the game, but was able to walk off the field and into the dugout tunnel on his own. Bregman signed a three-year,$120 million dealwith the Red Sox in February after spending nine seasons with theHouston Astros. The 31-year-old has been a huge addition with 11 home runs and 35 RBIs for Boston, and his .935 OPS is the second-best mark of his career. A two-time World Series champion and Gold Glove winner, Bregman's arrival resulted in Red Sox star Rafael Devers being moved from third base to designated hitter – anongoing storylinein Boston through the first two months of the season. Alex Bregman exits the game after awkwardly rounding first on this play ⬇️Abraham Toro in to replace himpic.twitter.com/ER5ImamqaY — NESN (@NESN)May 23, 2025 The USA TODAY app gets you to the heart of the news — fast.Download for award-winning coverage, crosswords, audio storytelling, the eNewspaper and more. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Alex Bregman injury update: Red Sox slugger exits game vs. Orioles

Alex Bregman injury update: Red Sox slugger exits game after awkward turn

Alex Bregman injury update: Red Sox slugger exits game after awkward turn Boston Red Soxthird baseman Alex Bregman was removed from Friday a...
Augsburg fires coach and sporting director after less-than-satisfactory Bundesliga seasonNew Foto - Augsburg fires coach and sporting director after less-than-satisfactory Bundesliga season

AUGSBURG, Germany (AP) — Augsburg fired coach Jess Thorup and sporting director Marinko Jurendić after an end-of-season review found there's room for improvement in a team that finished 12th in the 18-team Bundesliga. "Following an intense decision-making process and open and honest discussion, we have decided to make a change in our head coach in the interests of continuing the development and direction of our club," Augsburg chief executive Michael Ströll said on Friday. Thorup took over from thefired Enrico Maaßenin October 2023 and steered the team away from the relegation zone. The team's form dipped toward the end of the season, however, with five defeats in a row resulting in an 11th-place finish. This season it was four losses in a row that led to 12th. Ströll said the club took "an in-depth look at all areas" and decided to "restructure our sporting leadership" leading to Jurendić's dismissal. The club said it will announce successors "as soon as they've been confirmed." Former Hertha Berlin, Hoffenheim and Bayern Munich forward Sandro Wagner is reportedly a candidate to take over as coach. The 37-year-old Wagner is an assistant to Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann but is leaving that position after the final Nations League games on June 4 and 8 to pursue a career in club coaching. Augsburg has played in the Bundesliga every year since clinching promotion in 2011. ___ AP soccer:https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

Augsburg fires coach and sporting director after less-than-satisfactory Bundesliga season

Augsburg fires coach and sporting director after less-than-satisfactory Bundesliga season AUGSBURG, Germany (AP) — Augsburg fired coach Jess...

 

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