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March 14, 2022 Updated Mon., March 14, 2022 at 9:17 p.m.

Tuesday’s TV Highlights

Bowling, PBA

5 p.m.: The WSOB Scorpion Championship FS1

Basketball, college men

3:30 p.m.: NCAA Tournament: Texas A&M-CC vs. Texas Southern TRU

4 p.m.: NIT Tournament: Missouri St. at Oklahoma ESPN

4 p.m.: NIT Tournament: Belmont at Vanderbilt ESPN2

4 p.m.: NIT Tournament: Princeton at VCU ESPNU

6 p.m.: NCAA Tournament: Indiana vs. Wyoming TRU

6 p.m.: NIT Tournament: Oregon at Utah St. ESPN

6 p.m.: NIT Tournament: Alcorn St. at Texas A&M ESPN2

6 p.m.: NIT Tournament: Cleveland St. at Xavier ESPNU

8 p.m.: NIT Tournament: St. Bonaventure at Colorado ESPN2

8 p.m.: NIT Tournament: Santa Clara at Washington St. ESPNU

Basketball, NBA

5 p.m.: Phoenix at New Orleans NBA

Softball, college

1 p.m.: Wisconsin at Utah Pac-12

3:30 p.m.: Wisconsin at Utah Pac-12

Tennis

10 a.m.: BNP Paribas Open-WTA/ATP Early Rounds TENNIS

Tuesday’s Radio Highlights

Basketball, college men

3:30 p.m.: First Four: Texas A&M-CC vs. Texas Southern 700-AM

6 p.m.: First Four: Indiana vs. Wyoming 700-AM

7:30 p.m.: NIT: Washington St. vs. Santa Clara 920-AM

Sports talk

6 a.m.: The Mike Salk Show 700-AM

6 p.m.: Whitworth coaches show…………………………………………….1230-AM

All events subject to change

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