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  Western Kentucky 65, FIU men 63

  FIU Panthers fall short to Western Kentucky in Sun Belt final

  FIU fell short in the Sun Belt tournament title game Monday, as did its hopes for an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

• FIU men 61, Middle Tennessee 57

  FIU men’s basketball team advances to Sun Belt Conference tournament title game

  The FIU Panthers advanced to the finals of the Sun Belt Conference tournament Sunday with a 61-57 victory over top-seeded Middle Tennessee State.

• FIU baseball 11, No. 19 Rice 7

  FIU Panthers baseball team halts 7-game losing skid

  FIU catcher Aramis Garcia went 3 for 4 with five RBI to lead the Panthers over the Owls on Sunday.

• Rice 6, FIU 5 (10)

  FIU Panthers’ losing streak reaches 7

  FIU rallied in the ninth inning to send its game against Rice into extra innings, but the Panthers came up short.

• No. 19 Rice 7, FIU 2

  FIU baseball falls to Rice, loses sixth consecutive game

  FIU starter Tyler Alexander struck out a career-high 10 batters in the losing effort.
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  Sun Belt Conference men’s and women’s tournaments

  Difficult challenges await FIU men’s, women’s teams at Sun Belt tournament

  If FIU’s men get past Arkansas-Little Rock and its women beat Arkansas State, tough Middle Tennessee teams could be next.

• Soccer

  Strikers edge FIU men in beneficial exhibition for both teams

  Two players without numbers on their uniforms combined to score the only goal of the game Thursday night as the Fort Lauderdale Strikers defeated host FIU 1-0 in a pro-vs.-college men’s soccer exhibition.

• FIU Baseball

  FIU baseball swept by Ole Miss

  Hoping to capture its first victory against a Southeastern Conference opponent since 1996, FIU instead failed to avoid the weekend series sweep in an 8-1 loss to Ole Miss on Sunday afternoon at FIU Baseball Stadium.

• FAU 77, FIU men 60

  FIU Panthers falter in second half, lose to FAU

  FIU lost its last regular-season Sun Belt Conference game ever to rival FAU.

• FIU women 68, FAU 65

  Late steal helps FIU women top FAU

  Carmen Miloglav’s steal in the closing minute allowed Jerica Coley to end FIU’s regular season with a victory over FAU.

• Roundup

  UF hands UM baseball first loss; FIU loses again

  On Friday, Boca Raton native Taylor Gushue was the goat. On Saturday, he was the hero.

• College Baseball Roundup

  UM baseball nips UF, moves to 10-0; FIU loses

  Chantz Mack had been waiting for this day for four long years. David Thompson probably didn’t fully grasp the significance.
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  FIU diving

  FIU diver Sabrina Beaupre takes leap of faith

  Sabrina Beaupre has overcome the pain of injury to become the best diver in the Sun Belt Conference.

• FIU baseball

  FIU baseball holds off Texas Tech, 9-7

  Florida International scored seven runs then held off a ninth-inning comeback by Texas Tech in a 9-7 victory Monday night at FIU Baseball Stadium.

• FIU baseball 8, Manhattan 7

  After two blowouts, FIU Panthers baseball wins a squeaker over Manhattan

  FIU got behind early but scored a run in five consecutive innings to sweep Manhattan.
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  FIU 18, Manhattan 6

  FIU Panthers run wild once again on Manhattan pitching

  FIU took advantage of Manhattan once again, scoring 18 runs on Saturday and totaling 32 so far in the weekend series.

• FIU baseball 14, Manhattan 4

  Offense returns to FIU Panthers in baseball victory over Manhattan Jaspers

  FIU greeted Manhattan, playing its first game of the season, with the first appearance by the Panthers’ offense since FIU’s season opener last week.
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  FIU Men’s and Women’s Basketball

  FIU Panthers endure emotional night

  While the FIU women’s team lost, the FIU men’s team finished off an emotional Senior Night with a win and a surefire winning season.
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  College football

  College football: Joe vs. the Pro, Week 12

  Few people outside of Boca Raton have noticed, but Florida Atlantic has made steady progress throughout the season. First, coach Carl Pelini has instilled some of his Rust Belt toughness into the Owls and, as the 2012 season nears its finish for FAU, the program appears to be moving in the right direction after that regrettable 1-11 record in the final season of the Howard Schnellenberger Era. The same team that began the season with a 7-3 victory against Wagner has won two of its past three games and gave Navy a scare in Annapolis, Md. Against the spread, FAU has covered in eight consecutive weeks. Joe Goodman, The Miami Herald’s national college football columnist, is a lot like FAU in terms of picking games this season. He started slowly but has built some positive momentum. Last week, Joe took a slight step backwards, going 4-4 straight up and 3-4-1 against the spread, but, overall, Joe is 63-25 straight up and 43-39-1 against the spread. The Pro, Lee Sterling of ParamountSports.com, went 5-3 straight up last week and 3-4-1 against the spread. For the season, the Pro is a stellar 65-23 straight up and 46-36-1 against the spread.

• FIU Golden Panthers baseball team hopes to fill hitting voids

  FIU’s baseball team, which made the NCAA tournament in 2010 and 2011 before missing it last season with a disappointing 31-26 record, has long relied on its offense.

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