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Braylon Mullins scored 15 of his 21 points in the first half, Jayden Ross hit a couple of momentum-stunting 3-pointers in the second, and sixth-ranked UConn defeated Georgetown on Friday night, 67-51, to set up a showdown of the top two seeds in the Big East Tournament final. The second-seeded Huskies (29-4) will face regular-season conference champion and 13th-ranked St. John's in the title game Saturday night after the Red Storm beat Seton Hall 78-68 in the other semifinal. Like St. John's, UConn has yet to trail in either of its first two games this week at Madison Square Garden. Mullins scored five of the team's first seven points to go up 7-0, and the closest 11th-seeded Georgetown (16-18) got after that was down three at the 7 1/2-minute mark. UConn led by 11 at halftime, despite not attempting a free throw to that point, and finished with assists on 21 of its 28 field goals. Without leading scorer KJ Lewis, who was ruled out for the season with a left ankle injury, the Hoyas were ultimately overmatched by a stacked opponent they played tight in January and again in February. Although not as dominant as in a quarterfinal rout of Xavier, coach Dan Hurley's team has responded as he had hoped from what he called a "choke job" loss last weekend at Marquette that dropped UConn two spots in the AP Top 25. That defeat and the "brutal film session" that Hurley said followed might turn out to be an important learning moment for the Huskies if they keep this level of play going and make another lengthy NCAA Tournament run two years since the program won the second of back-to-back national championships. Reporting by The Associated Press.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was second and his teammate Lewis Hamilton, who won the sprint in Shanghai 12 months ago, crossed the line third to complete the podium.

Motorsport photoCharles Leclerc has explained the very scary moment which cost him the chance of fighting leader George Russell at the end of the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix sprint race.The Ferrari driver finished second in the Shanghai sprint behind the championship leader, having started fourth but overtaken Lando Norris and team-mate Lewis Hamilton during it.Leclerc then had Russell in his sights for the lap 17 restart after a safety car caused by Audis Nico Hulkenberg, but suffered a snap of oversteer in the final sector - giving the Mercedes man a one-second advantage come the start of green flag running.When asked by Motorsport.com about the incident, Leclerc said: That was a very scary moment, I thought that was it.I saw George having a snap and I was like okay, that's an opportunity for me to be super close for the restart and hopefully take the lead.So I was quite confident I would have rear grip, however when I went on throttle I completely lost the car 10 times more than the snap George had in front and I nearly lost it.Charles Leclerc, Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, George Russell, MercedesCharles Leclerc, Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, George Russell, MercedesYeah, it's one of those snaps that you don't want any more degree of snap because otherwise you cannot catch it.I was full lock and luckily I caught it back and then same thing happened in the last corner where George lost a bit of grip. I was like okay, another opportunity to try and get closer and I just had the same moment.So there was just very poor grip in these first two corners with the tyres after the safety car.The win from pole continued a perfect start to the season for Russell, who also won last weekends Melbourne season opener, but Mercedes is certainly facing pressure from Ferrari.Although the Briton has dominated both qualifying sessions this year in a Silver Arrows 1-2 with Kimi Antonelli who finished the sprint in fifth after a poor start plus a 10-second penalty for colliding into Red Bulls Isack HadjarFerrari has closed the gap in the races.Melbourne, for example, saw an early fight between Russell and Leclerc, who eventually finished third simply because of Ferrari failing to pit under the virtual safety car.Charles Leclerc, Ferrari, George Russell, MercedesCharles Leclerc, Ferrari, George Russell, MercedesSo when asked if the Scuderia could be a threat in Sundays Chinese GP, Russell said: Yeah, absolutely. We're a little bit surprised by our quali strength and potentially their lack of pace compared to what we expect, but the race pace, it looks really close between us.We saw this last week and I said it in Melbourne, I think if they were on the same strategy as me I'm not convinced we'd have won the race.Again today, it was a real tussle between us and I was pushing at the end of those last three laps and Charles finished the race 0.7 behind me with one more lap. It would have been a fight so yeah, we just need to keep pushing and it's not a walk in the park for sure.Qualifying for Sundays race will occur later on Saturday, with Russell heading into it occupying an 11-point championship advantage over Antonelli and Leclerc, who are both tied in second.Read Also:Ferrari reckons F1 Australian GP race showed its true form after "tough" qualifyingTo read more Motorsport.com articles visit our website.

UCLA star Tyler Bilodeau had to be helped off the court in the first half, but the Bruins held off No. 8 Michigan State 88-84 to advance to the Big Ten tournament semifinals.

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Steve Borthwick is fighting to save his job. Insiders at the RFU insist there will be no kneejerk reaction if England are humiliated by France today but every performance is now under intense scrutiny.

George Russell of Mercedes won Saturday's sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix, continuing his early dominance in a new and different season of Formula 1. Charles Leclerc was second with his Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton taking third.Russell won the first race of the season in Australia last weekend, and he followed up taking the 19-lap sprint in China. The full Formula 1 race is Sunday qualifying is later Saturday where Mercedes is also the favorite.Russell and Hamilton swapped the lead several times on the first few laps, the two taking turns like a yo-yo leading the early race. But Russell began to pull away after the early laps with Hamilton fading.Lewis did an amazing job in the in the early laps, Russell said. He caught me off guard 20 years of experience. So I've still got a bit to learn. It was pretty fun in the end, Russell added. A lot of strategy in play and overtakes. Its not easy. I hope it was fun race to watch. Usually the sprint races are pretty boring.Hamilton received loud applause from the Shanghai crowd when he began his on-track interview by saying N ho" hello in Chinese.That speed (of Mercedes) on the straight is just a little bit too much at the moment, Hamilton said. "I think I put up a good fight.The race was run under the safety car for several laps in the middle of the race with the safety car pulling off for the last three laps.Russell and Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli started from the pole in the sprint.Lando Norris of McLaren started on the second row alongside Hamilton of Ferrari, who won this sprint race a year ago. It was Hamilton's only victory in any race since he joined Ferrari at the start of last season.Formula 1 has made massive engine and chassis changes for this season the most radical in a decade that feature a 50-50 split between internal combustion and electric power. Drivers have struggled to handle the cars when electric power kicks in and the need to trade off between using power and conserving it. One of those struggling drivers is four-time world champion Max Verstappen, who is no fan of the changes. He finished ninth in the sprint race Saturday, more than 11 seconds behind Russell. Everything that could go wrong, did go wrong, Verstappen said. We just need to get our stuff together.___AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing