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The No. 10 Louisville Cardinals (2-0) visit the Memphis Tigers (2-1) at FedExForum for a college basketball game. Louisville aims for a three-game win streak behind Adrian Wooley, while Memphis relies on Jayden Reid who leads with 23 points.
The Baylor Bears face the No. 7 Texas Longhorns for an NCAA Division I game in Texas. Baylor rides a three-game win streak alongside guard Kayden Mingo, and Texas also rides a three-game win streak alongside center Matas Vokietaitis in San Antonio.

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The No. 7 Louisville Cardinals play the No. 4 UConn Huskies. Louisville looks to extend an undefeated start after holding Lindenwood to 35 points, while UConn relies on 11 three-pointers from a 12-point win on Nov. 9 to earn an away victory.

The WNBA holds its annual lottery to decide the order teams will make picks in the 2027 WNBA Draft. Six teams will participate in this year's lottery, as Houston, Toronto, Washington, Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles vie for the number 1 pick.
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