Boardwalk & Baseball's Sports Trivia	5:30 p.m. ET
Chris Berman hosts this fun trivia match-up between teams of college students.
Schaap One on One	6 p.m. ET
Today's guest is John Mackey. The Hall of Fame tight end discusses his days with the Baltimore Colts, Super Bowl V against the Cowboys and his controversial role in the NFL Players' Association. Hosted by Dick Schaap.
Up Close Classics Tommy Lasorda	6:30 p.m. ET
Roy Firestone hosts this half-hour chat with legendary L.A. Dodgers coach Tommy Lasorda. They cover a number of various topics including: his coaching style, resenting the Dodgers, his weight loss program, and his friend Sparky Anderson.
Classic's Vintage NBA Dominique Wilkins	7 p.m. ET
Classic's Vintage NBA takes a look at the career of Dominique Wilkins. Today's current player is Cavs guard Jim Jackson. Our Airwave Archive takes us back to a 1988 battle against the Celtics. A member of the NBA All-Rookie Team in 1983, the high-flying 6-8 forward was named to seven All-NBA teams and nine consecutive All-Star squads and was a two-time winner of the NBA Slam Dunk Championship. In 1986 he won the NBA scoring title with an average of 30.3 points per game, and in 1992 he set an NBA record by sinking 23 free throws in a game without a miss. He's the Atlanta Hawks' all-time franchise leader in both scoring and steals. One of only nine players to score more than 25,000 points in his NBA career, Wilkins returned to the NBA in 1996-97 after one year in Europe and led the San Antonio Spurs in scoring with an 18.2 average at the age of 37.
SportsCentury Ernie Davis	8 p.m. ET
An hour long show which focuses on the life and achievements of football player Ernie Davis. The topics discussed are: being the first African-American to win the Heisman, attending Syracuse University, discovering he has leukemia, and the enormous turn-out at his funeral. Chris Fowler hosts this SportsCentury series.
Classic's NCAA Basketball 1974 ACC Tournament Final Maryland vs. N.C. State	9 p.m. ET
Maryland came into the ACC Tournament led by three bonafide all-Americans - Tom McMillen, John Lucas and Len Elmore. The Wolfpack owned impressive credentials of their own, though. Towe, David Thompson and Tom Burleson also had picked up all-American honors along the way. Even on paper, an N.C. State-Maryland matchup figured to be a classic. By the time it had drawn to a close in overtime - with N.C. State winning, 103-100 - it already was being called the greatest game ever played. The marvelous David Thompson kept N.C. State in the game through the first half, which Maryland led, 55-50.
Classic's NCAA Basketball 1974 NCAA Final Four Highlights	10:30 p.m. ET
North Carolina won NCAA championship over Marquette; 76-74. 3rd place- UCLA, 4th place-Kansas.
SportsCentury Ernie Davis	11 p.m. ET
An hour long show which focuses on the life and achievements of football player Ernie Davis. The topics discussed are: being the first African-American to win the Heisman, attending Syracuse University, discovering he has leukemia, and the enormous turn-out at his funeral. Chris Fowler hosts this SportsCentury series.
SportsCentury Sparky Anderson	midnight ET
An hour long feature show on the always outspoken, legendary baseball coach Sparky Anderson. Sparky goes into depth on such subjects as: not liking pitchers, winning World Series, family background, refusal to coach "scabs," and his ultimate induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Chris Fowler hosts this SportsCentury series.
Classic's NCAA Basketball 1974 ACC Tournament Final Maryland vs. N.C. State	1 a.m. ET
Maryland came into the ACC Tournament led by three bonafide all-Americans - Tom McMillen, John Lucas and Len Elmore. The Wolfpack owned impressive credentials of their own, though. Towe, David Thompson and Tom Burleson also had picked up all-American honors along the way. Even on paper, an N.C. State-Maryland matchup figured to be a classic. By the time it had drawn to a close in overtime - with N.C. State winning, 103-100 - it already was being called the greatest game ever played. The marvelous David Thompson kept N.C. State in the game through the first half, which Maryland led, 55-50.
Classic's NCAA Basketball 1974 NCAA Final Four Highlights	2:30 a.m. ET
North Carolina won NCAA championship over Marquette; 76-74. 3rd place- UCLA, 4th place-Kansas.
Classic's Vintage NBA Dominique Wilkins	3 a.m. ET
Classic's Vintage NBA takes a look at the career of Dominique Wilkins. Today's current player is Cavs guard Jim Jackson. Our Airwave Archive takes us back to a 1988 battle against the Celtics. A member of the NBA All-Rookie Team in 1983, the high-flying 6-8 forward was named to seven All-NBA teams and nine consecutive All-Star squads and was a two-time winner of the NBA Slam Dunk Championship. In 1986 he won the NBA scoring title with an average of 30.3 points per game, and in 1992 he set an NBA record by sinking 23 free throws in a game without a miss. He's the Atlanta Hawks' all-time franchise leader in both scoring and steals. One of only nine players to score more than 25,000 points in his NBA career, Wilkins returned to the NBA in 1996-97 after one year in Europe and led the San Antonio Spurs in scoring with an 18.2 average at the age of 37.