ESPNU covers its games

The clue "ESPNU covers its games" was last spotted by us at the New York Times Crossword on May 16 2021.

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N C A A

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New York Times Clues May 16, 2021

Dude, slangily
Toaster Swirlz brand
Country singer Haggard
Lhasa ___ (dog breed)
Metallic fabric
"___: Legacy" (sci-fi sequel)
Hymn of joy
Loud thudding sound
Shot in the dark
Get to the point?
Steps up?
Court plea, in brief
Winner's sign
Alternative to a blitz
False start?
Improved version of an existing product
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Skipping syllables?
Reward for a big hit, say
Two-legged stand
Fix for a bald spot
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Shock
Oscar-winning Hanks role of 1994
Tiny bits
By-way connection
Voice mail prompt
Hasbro game requiring increasingly quick reflexes
Tiny bit
Mensch
Meals with Haggadah readings
Award to wear
Real deal
-
Like cabernet sauvignon
Go over
Start of many Portuguese place names
Be angry
Suffix with age
Highly resistant elastomer
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Skyscraper support
Like some ballots
Breakfast drink sans creamer
Ill-advised move
Intangible qualities
Do
Anonymous surname
Causes of pocket buzzes
Loud, sharp sound
Like Golden Raspberry-"winning" films
Detectives
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Whispered sweet nothings
It's a sign
Unsmiling
Like some roller chains and ball bearings
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Leaves zip for a tip
One given orders around the house
Tract of land
Nickname for the Wildcats of the Pac-12
Smut
Collection on Facebook
Shot in the dark
Three-time American League M.V.P. of the 1950s
Varsity
Hurt badly
Disneyland transport
Bill blockers
Ta-tas
Polishes off
Fore-and-aft-rigged sailboat with two masts
Photo mishap
Amassed
Congregational chorus
Tools for landscapers
"You get the idea": Abbr.
Food found in some bars
Most-often-used
Net wt. of many pasta packages
Sticker stat
It's water under le pont
Teller of the third tale in "The Canterbury Tales"
Surgical tool
Like some casts
Makes a scene
"Hallelujah!"
Marvelous
___-3
Slice and dice, say
Takes over (from)
More than just a talker
Indian lentil dish
"No info yet," on a schedule
Carefully avoid
Heating option
Composer Bruckner
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Unlikely Oscar winners
Fighting
Tiny bit
G
Opening for a computer technician?
Pro fighter?
Swampy stretch
V.A. concern, for short
-
Phenomenon by which electrons radiate from a heated filament, so named for a famous observer
"You can't be a real country unless you have a ___ and an airline": Frank Zappa
Mil. leader
Catch
Arc on a music score
Investment goal
Trucker on a radio
Pitchfork-shaped letters
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When the first "Peanuts" comic appeared
Apple on the teacher's desk?
Literature Nobelist Bellow
Innovation in push-ups
It can represent a folder
First offer?
"I touched your nose!" sound
Coffin frames
Squarish
A jokester might say "And the pot thickens" after one
One of the friends on "Friends"
Very easy living
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French explorer who founded Detroit
Duty
According to
Bad P.R. for a celeb, maybe
Baseball announcer's cry
One doing a Spot check?
Whom the Secret Service dubbed Renegade and Renaissance
Mike who served as a Wyoming senator from 1997 to 2021
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Longtime Swedish automaker
___ Johnson Sirleaf, Africa's first elected female head of state
Mammal found in the Andean cloud forest
Utterly lost
"I'm baffled"
Botanist's study
A sucker for milkshakes, say
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ESPNU covers its games
Web file format, for short
The natural order of the universe
Chats over Twitter, briefly
Grp. mobilized by a 911 call