Daily Archives: March 30, 2023

March Madness 2023: San Diego State makes Final Four after ‘devastating’ cancellation of 2020 NCAA Tournament

HOUSTON – Aguek Arop tucked his 6-foot-6 frame into the seat for his flight back home after an abrupt and gut-wrenching end to San Diego State’s 2019-20 season. Then, he pulled up a video on his phone that brought the pain into focus. It was a compilation made by SDSU director of basketball operations Matt Soria of footage from the …

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Knicks’ Julius Randle out at least two weeks with sprained ankle

Miami Heat v New York Knicks In just a little more than two weeks, April 15 or 16, the New York Knicks will open the playoffs, likely on the road in Cleveland. They hope to have Julius Randle back for that game. The Knicks’ All-Star forward and leading scorer, Randle suffered a sprained ankle against the Heat on Wednesday night …

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Badgers in contact with St. John’s transfer

The Badgers and their coaching staff have been in contact with AJ Storr, a 6-foot-6 transfer guard from St. John’s. Storr has entered the portal after averaging 8.8 points and 1.9 rebounds in his freshman season with the Red Storm. Considering the fact that St. John’s just brought in Rick Pitino, it appears as if the veteran head coach is …

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March Madness came early in topsy-turvy college hoops season

HOUSTON (AP) — Everything seemed set for a college basketball season marked by the familiar — right up until the season, anyway. There was North Carolina returning four starters from a wild ride to last year’s NCAA championship game to open at No. 1 in the preseason Associated Press poll. Fellow bluebloods Kentucky, reigning champion Kansas and Duke were near …

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Miami’s motivational Larrañaga leads another Final Four run

HOUSTON (AP) — Begin with the end in mind. A devotee of Franklin Covey’s “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People,” Jim Larrañaga chose Habit 2 to describe Miami’s first trip to the Final Four. “You’ve got to have a vision of where you’re going,” Larrañaga said. “It’s like putting in your GPS, your destination, and I think we put …

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2023 NBA Draft: Houston guard Marcus Sasser turns pro after winning AAC Player of the Year

Houston guard Marcus Sasser is declaring for the NBA Draft after developing into one one of college basketball’s top lead guards over the past four seasons, he announced Thursday. Sasser earned Second Team All-America honors from CBS Sports during his senior season and was also the AAC’s Player of the Year for the 2022-23 season. Sasser entered Houston as just …

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Draymond Green wants Warriors to see Sacramento Kings in the playoffs

Draymond Green is looking at the Western Conference standings and sizing up who the Golden State Warriors would like to face in the first round of the playoffs like most teams at this point in the season. As a four-time NBA Champion, certain Hall of Famer, and competitor of Green’s caliber, you’d think it wouldn’t matter who the Warriors matched …

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March Madness 2023: UConn’s live mascot Jonathan the Husky may not attend Final Four due to travel issues

Getty Images Jonathan the Husky, the live mascot of the University of Connecticut men’s basketball team, is currently unable to make the trip to Houston for the school’s Final Four matchup with Miami due to logistical issues pertaining to his travel. According to the mascot’s Twitter account, Jonathan XIV is too big to fit under the seats on an airplane, …

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A Wisconsin native enters the transfer portal

Another talented Wisconsin native entered the transfer portal on Wednesday. Marcus Domask, a 6-foot-6 senior who averaged 16.7 points per game last season for Southern Illinois, entered the portal on Wednesday. He announced the decision on Twitter. Domask was one of the best players in the Missouri Valley Conference last season, and has averaged at least 13 points per game …

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March 30 East playoff picture after Sixers beat Mavericks at home

The Philadelphia 76ers were able to pick up a 116-108 win over the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday back at home to halt a three-game losing skid. They were able to welcome Joel Embiid and James Harden back to the lineup after they missed time with injuries and the Sixers will be looking to gain momentum for the playoffs. Until the …

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Arkansas forward Trevon Brazile returning to Arkansas next season

Hours after Arkansas freshman guard Nick Smith Jr. announced he was declaring for the 2023 NBA Draft, the Razorbacks received some good news regarding next season. Forward Trevon Brazile announced that he would be returning to Fayetteville next year via his personal Twitter account. Brazile transferred to the Razorbacks from Missouri ahead of last season and immediately made an impact, …

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Suns’ Kevin Durant discusses Kyrie Irving trade and leaving Nets

Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant played 129 games for the Brooklyn Nets over the course of three-plus seasons with the team. During that time, there was a lot of hype surrounding Brooklyn since they had a combination of superstars, Durant and Kyrie Irving, that could potentially win a championship. However, things did not work that way as the furthest the …

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2023 NBA Draft: Alabama’s Brandon Miller turns pro after excellent but controversial freshman season

Alabama’s Brandon Miller is declaring for the 2023 NBA Draft after a prolific freshman season, the star forward told ESPN on Thursday. The 6-foot-9 SEC Freshman of the Year and SEC Tournament MVP was the focal point for an Alabama team that became the first in program history to secure a No. 1 seed for the NCAA Tournament. Miller’s lone season …

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Nick Nurse a potential head coaching candidate for Rockets

If Houston decides to move on from Stephen Silas, longtime Raptors head coach Nick Nurse could be in play for the Rockets in the 2023 offseason. according to Toronto Star reporter Doug Smith. The Rockets hold a team option on Silas’ contract for the 2023-24 season, which could it make it a financially convenient time to move on, should they …

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Iowa’s Caitlin Clark wins AP Player of the Year

caitlin clark DALLAS — Caitlin Clark has put together one of the greatest individual seasons in NCAA history with eye-popping offensive numbers. Iowa’s junior guard, though, saved her best performance for the game’s biggest stage, recording the first 40-point triple-double in NCAA history to get Iowa to the Final Four for the first time in 30 years. Clark was honored …

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