Author: NCAA.com
Watch extended highlights from the semifinal game between Texas Tech and Alabama at the 2026 Women’s College World Series. Facing elimination, Texas Tech forced a second game with a trip to the championship series on the line.Read More
Ken Sugiura writes of what was supposed to be the year for Georgia Tech baseball team, and and how it all ended on Monday.Read More
Watch the full seventh inning from Texas Tech vs. Alabama softball in their first semifinal matchup of the day. After Alabama tied it in the top half on a clutch Jena Young homer, Mia Williams delivered TTU the walk-off HR to stay alive and force a late-night rematch.Read More
Direct comparisons are rare, given the lack of Chinese vehicles in the United States and data-sharing restrictions. But that’s changing.Read More
Peter Huang from Castrol thinks the next data center cooling breakthrough will bring the technology even closer to the chips for more effective cooling. He also talks about how Castrol is targeting rising demand as the data center buildout cycle continues.Read More
It’ll be a rematch for the national championship when Texas Tech softball faces Texas in the Women’s College World Series finals.Read More
Khanna, and Massie both said over the weekend that they would seek to remove a provision from the House’s annual defense bill that would expand US-Israeli defense technology cooperation.Read More
San Antonio is buzzing as the Spurs head to the NBA Finals for the first time in 12 years, and local businesses have even more reason to cheer.Read More
Insurers warn of fraud and exorbitant charges from providers, including one that stuck a parent with a surprise $911,400 bill.Read More
The Spurs’ NBA Finals run isn’t just exciting for fans — it’s a game-changer for San Antonio businesses. Bar co-owner Mat Rapp says a Spurs game on a Tuesday can bring a tenfold bump in customers, and hotels are counting on national TV exposure of the Riverwalk to attract future visitors. Garrett Brnger has the full story on what a deep playoff run could mean for the city’s economy — not just this year, but for years to come. #GoSpursGo #SpursNation #NBAFinals #SanAntonio #SpursFinalsRead More