Hawks set to draft more youth to group led by Young and Collins
In Atlanta the Hawks finished with 28 wins up from 24 last season as John Collins and rookie Trae Young anchor a rebuilding core. Collins calls the 2018-19 makeover a foundation shift while Young evolves into the franchise face and records multiple 20 point efforts and doubles. Two more first round picks loom this June as coach Lloyd Pierce plans continued youth infusion.
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All-Star Walker faces fork in Hornets future
Charlotte star Keniba Walker ponders loyalty versus chasing a championship in this off season. The 28-year-old guard posted a career best 25.6 points per game and remains a free agent after a standout season.
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Martin declines Cincinnati coaching bid amid USC deal
South Carolina coach Frank Martin will not meet with Cincinnati about its vacant coaching position. He cited loyalty to USC and a $3 million next season, plus potential obligations if he leaves, as reasons to stay. Cincinnati previously hired Mick Cronin after Martin’s tenure as an assistant.
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Williamson Ionescu win Wooden Awards at College Basketball
Zion Williamson of Duke and Sabrina Ionescu of Oregon win the John R. Wooden Awards as top men’s and women’s players at the fifth annual College Basketball Awards in Los Angeles The event honors recipients in multiple categories with voting by fans and Hall of Fame selectors.
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Custer grabs Richmond Xfinity win over Cindric late
Cole Custer passed Austin Cindric with 20 laps left to win the NASCAR Xfinity race at Richmond Raceway. Justin Allgaier led early and finished third ahead of Ty Reddick and Ryan Sieg. Rain threatened but did not stop the event. Bell battled spins and pit cycles, Elliott Sadler, from Emporia, came out of retirement to finish 12th.
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