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How ‘frothing at the mouth’ hatred for Eric Gordon forged his calming court presence

LOS ANGELES — Seeking stability in a season featuring little of it, the Clippers have turned to a player who wasn’t on the roster until a month ago.

Los Angeles Times

On this day: Celtics Danny Ainge, Terry Rozier born; Bob Cousy retired

On this day in Celtics history, Danny Ainge and Terry Rozier were born, and Bob Cousy retired.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bill Plaschke: UCLA looks all business in NCAA tournament opener rout over UNC Asheville

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — No Furman here. No Princeton here. No late craziness or shocking weirdness or shining momentousness here.

Los Angeles Times

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Buha: Lakers want to re-sign Austin Reaves

There is reportedly mutual interest between Austin Reaves and the Lakers when it comes to keeping him in the Purple and Gold.

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Nets need for backup center apparent in home loss to Kings

NEW YORK — If Nerlens Noel wasn’t the answer for Brooklyn’s backup center debacle, the Nets had better find another answer — and soon.

Tribune News Service

Pelicans at Rockets: Friday’s lineups, injury reports, broadcast and stream info

Kevin Porter Jr. and the #Rockets have yet to win three straight games this season, but they’ll have an opportunity Friday when a struggling Pelicans squad visits Houston.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Nuggets snap season-long four-game losing streak with convincing win over Pistons

DETROIT — Christian Braun, a national champion last season at Kansas, loves playing in March.

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Paul Sullivan: Illinois suffers another early NCAA Tournament exit, losing to Arkansas 73-63. ‘We had opportunities.’

DES MOINES, Iowa — Illinois came into the NCAA Tournament with nothing to lose, so Thursday’s first-round exit at the hands of Arkansas wasn’t as difficult to digest as their most recent tournament losses.

Chicago Tribune

Duke basketball dominates Oral Roberts in 74-51 first-round NCAA Tournament victory

ORLANDO, Fla. — No. 12 Duke hit Oral Roberts with an opening punch Thursday night and, when the second half began, drilled the Golden Eagles with another to remove any thoughts of an upset.

Tribune News Service

As season nears end, Nets still expect Ben Simmons (knee/back) to return from injury

NEW YORK — As the Nets approach the final 10 games of their regular season, head coach Jacque Vaughn believes embattled star forward Ben Simmons will make a return from the combination of back and left knee soreness that has left him sidelined since the Feb. 19 NBA All-Star break.

Tribune News Service

Upset city!: No. 15 Princeton ousts No. 2 Arizona in NCAA Tournament shocker

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Somewhere, Pete Carril is working over a stale cigar, nodding with pride and approval.

Tribune News Service

Buha: Lakers plan to run it back with current team for the 2023-24 season

Instead of making yet another run at Kyrie Irving, it looks like the Lakers' plan for this summer is to keep their current roster intact.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The stage is set: It’s time for Kennesaw State to play under the bright lights

GREENSBORO, N.C. — It’s real now.

Tribune News Service

Gritty San Diego State won't be denied in NCAA Tournament win over College of Charleston

ORLANDO, Fla. — They weren't going to be denied.

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Daily Mirror

Lonzo Ball could be forced to retire as NBA star faces career-saving surgery

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball is raising retirement fears after it was confirmed that he would miss the 2023/24 season as he needs to undergo a fourth career surgery on his left knee

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Mavericks’ Jason Kidd is under fire for lack of public urgency, but players like his style

SAN ANTONIO — When the chaos of the Mavericks’ fourth-quarter comeback and overtime-prompting blunders subsided against the Spurs, coach Jason Kidd broke the team’s huddle with one message:

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Lakers are apparently not ‘pursuing’ Kyrie Irving but we’ll believe it when we see it

Let's assume that anything is possible.

Chicago Tribune

Lonzo Ball reportedly set for a 3rd knee procedure — and it could cost the Chicago Bulls point guard another full season

Lonzo Ball reportedly will undergo a third surgical procedure in an attempt to resolve the pain and discomfort in his left knee that has kept him off the court for the majority of his first two seasons with the Chicago Bulls.

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Three takeaways from KU basketball’s win against Howard in the NCAA Tournament

DES MOINES, Iowa — Kansas guard Gradey Dick couldn’t hide his fatigue.

Sports Illustrated

Virginia's Upset Loss to Furman Further Proves 2019 Title Was a Fluke

Since winning it all, Tony Bennett’s team has suffered a series of losses and disappointments, including a brutal last-second loss to the Paladins.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Mizzou basketball erupts in second half for first NCAA Tournament victory in 13 years

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Dennis Gates and the Missouri basketball team are sticking around California.

Chicago Sun-Times

Time for the Bulls to test Zach LaVine late in games ... sink or swim

Sacramento guard De’Aaron Fox reminded the Bulls what a late-game assassin looked like on Wednesday, and just so happens to be the Kings’ highest-paid player. If the Bulls really want to see what they have invested in with LaVine, let him start closing games, despite his very shaky history of…

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Kevin Harlan’s call of Furman’s game-winning shot against Virginia is an instant classic

Kevin Harlan's call of the Furman game winner against Virginia is INCREDIBLE.

Tribune News Service

No. 8 seed Maryland outlasts No. 9 seed West Virginia, 67-65, in NCAA Tournament opener

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Coach Kevin Willard guided the Maryland men’s basketball team back to the NCAA Tournament. The players repaid the favor by giving Willard his first NCAA postseason win in more than five years.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jalen Slawson is already the breakout star of March Madness after upset win over Virginia

Jalen Slawson went on a personal 9-0 run against Virginia!

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