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NCAA Tournament College Basketball East Region Schedule Thursday: Kentucky Wildcats Begins Pursuit for National Title
The NCAA Tournament will kick off its second half of Day One with East Region action that features a number of national title contenders, chief among them the Kentucky Wildcats. Seeking redemption for a disappointing regular season, the Texas Longhorns

How Kevin Durant Cured Small Market-itis
Bethlehem Shoals is an NBA blogger for FanHouse I'm not entirely sure what "small market" means these days, but I know it's bad. In fact, I'd go so far as to suggest that it's replaced "thug" as the NBA's most loaded bit of language. "Small market" is

NBA Power Rankings: Loosey Goosey Cavs Back on Top
The Jazz looked unbeatable two weeks ago, but let's be honest, this is not a contender. Deron Williams is fantastic, but without another wing who can create off the bounce and pressure defenders, this will always be just a good team. The long range

Southport semistate for boys basketball a hot ticket
Southport High School athletic director Pete Hubert said he expects a big crowd - possibly a sellout - for Saturday's Class 3A and 4A boys basketball semistate doubleheader. Hubert said each of the four schools - Danville and Washington in 3A and North

It's Park Tudor vs. Forest Park in a Class 2A boys basketball semistate
ark High School boys basketball coach Nate Hawkins credited his teams defensive effort for last weekends 44-42 upset of No. 1 Brownstown Central as the Rangers doubled 6-foot-8 Taylor Wischmeier in the post to hold him to 14 points eight below his

Park Tudor boys basketball team a musical bunch
Bye Bye Birdie and hello regional championship.The Park Tudor high school boys basketball program won its second regional championship and, literally, put on a show while doing it. Starting power forward Reggie Nesbit, sixth-man Trey Fehsenfeld and

Seton Hall Fires Basketball Coach
Seton Hall officials fired men's basketball Coach Bobby Gonzalez Wednesday, citing the program's off-court problems as at least part of the reason. The Pirates' season ended Tuesday with an 87-69 loss to Texas Tech in the first round of the NIT. Seton

Watch NCAA Men's Basketball Online 2010
Watch NCAA Men's Basketball Online 2010 Watch all the action from the NCAA Basketball Tournament 2010 online using this awesome piece of software Published on March 17, 2010 Comments ()by Chris Jones(OfficialWire)LONDON, ENGLAND If you are looking to

Obama's Cabinet of Former Basketball Players
ABCescape_start39;s Nancy Gabriner reports from New York: When President Obama filled out his NCAA bracket today he picked Kansas to win. He explained that his choice was influenced by HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius – 'a fanatical Jayhawks fan.'

Obama predicts Jayhawks will win national title
U.S. President sees Jayhawks defeating Kentucky in championship game Email Please enter a valid e-mail address Please enter a comma delimited list of valid e-mail addresses Other ways of sharing: Recommend | See also: The First Fan appears to be a big

2010 NABC Men's Basketball All-District Teams
Tuesday, the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced its Division I All-District men's basketball teams for 2010. Please sign in or subscribe to read the rest of this story... You may also: View the FREE DuquesneSports.net Story

Granger released from hospital with cheek injury
Indiana Pacers forward Danny Granger has been released from a hospital after a CT scan on his head and neck found no problems.

Midpark High School boys basketball: Meteors fade against Revere in district semis
KYLE LANZER/SUN NEWSMidpark’s Josh Zingale, right, dribbles by Revere’s D.J. Bettinger in the Division I district basketball semifinals at Brecksville High School. The Meteors lost, 60-45. BRECKSVILLE Midpark’s boys had Revere right where they

NBA at 2: Bucks Surging
Fifth in the NBA in defensive efficiency, the Bucks awakened from a midseason slumber to cast a ten-point shadow over the Eastern Conference playoff picture. Now they've won 12 of their last 13 and comfortably sit in the fifth seed. Should the standings

N.B.A. Approves Jordan?s Purchase of Bobcats
The N.B.A. board of governors on Wednesday unanimously approved Michael Jordans purchase of the money-losing Charlotte Bobcats for $275 million from Robert L. Johnson. Keep up with the latest news, on the court and off, with The Times's basketball blog.

Seton Hall fires basketball coach
SOUTH ORANGE, N.J., March 17 (UPI) -- Seton Hall officials fired men's basketball Coach Bobby Gonzalez Wednesday, citing the program's off-court problems as at least part of the reason.

Time marches on for NCAA tourney heroes of past
It's that time of year again, when players you've never heard of become darlings of the NCAA tournament. Ahead of this year's ...

NBA approves sale of Bobcats to Michael Jordan
GA_googleFillSlot("nexttocontent"); Los Angeles - The NBA board of governors on Wednesday voted unanimously to approve Michael Jordan's 275-million-dollar bid to become a majority owner of the Charlotte Bobcats. "We are pleased that Michael Jordan's

Class AAAA girls basketball: Lakeville North, Chaska to meet in state semifinals
Top-ranked and undefeated Lakeville North took another step closer to a big-school state title with a 52-33 victory over Northfield in the Class AAAA quarterfinals of the state girls basketball tournament today at Target Center. Cassie Rochel had 17

Class AAA girls basketball: Hill-Murray, DeLaSalle to meet in state semifinals
Hill-Murray pulled away from Annandale in the second half this afternoon to claim a 66-44 victory in the Class AAA state girls quarterfinals at Williams Arena. Hill-Murray (24-5) advances to Thursday's semifinals at Target Center and will face undefeated

K Street College Classic: Basketball's March Madness Gets Political
The colleges and universities competing in this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament aren't simply hardwood powerhouses. Most are also significant players in the Washington, D.C., lobbying arena, according to a Center for Responsive Politics analysis

NBA odds and outlook: TNT double header
“I'll just finish my career and hopefully, at the end of the day, it's good enough,â€Orlando Sentinel. “I don't play the game for that reason. It's an honor, but before that happens, I'd like to try to win a championship.†Rashard

Sidelines blog: Ashbury's 6-foot-9 basketball star commits to Bishops
Ashbury College’s Matt McLean will follow a family tradition by taking his academic and basketball skills to Bishop’s University in Lennoxville, Que., in September. McLean, the 6-9, 200-pound centre of the highly successful Colts high school senior

NBA OK's Jordan as Bobcats' owner
The NBA board of governors has unanimously approved Michael Jordan's bid to buy a controlling interest in the Charlotte Bobcats. NBA commissioner David Stern said Wednesday he was pleased the $275-million-US purchase was 'closed in such a smooth and

Obama picks Kansas to win NCAA tournament
President Barack Obama will bank on Kansas to make him two-for-two in predicting NCAA tournament champions as commander-in-chief. Obama made his picks on ESPN again this year and picked the Jayhawks, the tournaments top seed, to cut down the nets in

NCAA tournament not enough? There’s more college basketball around.
As a coach looks on Villanova players run through drills during NCAA college basketball practice in Providence, R.I. Wednesday. Villanova plays Robert Morris in a first-round South Regional game on Thursday. Winslow Townson/AP Enlarge March Madness is

Netball: Steel battling on without its stars
, no Wilkins, no hope? Not according to Steel coach Robyn Broughton. The wily campaigner is an unashamed fan of the classy duo. After all, Adine Wilson and Donna Wilkins helped Broughton claim seven titles in 10 years with the Sting and the pair played a

Watch NCAA Men’s Basketball Online 2010
If you are looking to catch all the action with the NCAA basketball tournament and watch the proceedings on your computer then you would normally need something called a TV tuner to do this. This is a special card that plugs into your computer that it

Grizzlies Owner Says They Will Bring Back Rudy Gay
Top NBA Tweets: March 16 Links of the Day: March 16 Terrence Williams Is Learning How to Be a Professional With Potential Lockout on Horizon, Players Better Start Saving Chris Paul Gets in on the Point Guard Viral Video Market Toney Douglas Is Finally

INTERVIEW: Thunder Forward Jeff Green
I had a chance to chat with Oklahoma City forward Jeff Green on Wednesday afternoon following the Thunder's shootaround in Charlotte. We talked about the close-knit group of young stars on the team, his contract and his NCAA Tournament pick. Oh, and we

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