Michigan State Holds No 1 In AP College Basketball Poll
Michigan State remains No 1 in the Associated Press poll for a second straight week, leading a Top 25 that shows little change after final conference games. Texas enters at No 24 while Iowa drops out. Duke and Stanford hold top positions with several shifts in the lower ranks.
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Blazers rout Hornets as Wells leads with 16 points
Portland Portland Trail Blazers beat the Charlotte Hornets 89 to 67. Benzi Wells scored 16 points and Rasheed Wallace grabbed a career high 18 rebounds as Portland won its fifth straight behind strong defense in the second half.
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Timberwolves top Rockets 106 96 as Brandon and Garnett lead
Kevin Garnett scored 21 and Terrell Brandon added 19 as Minnesota beat Houston 106 to 96. Wally Szczerbiak contributed 19, Timberwolves posted a season‑high 35 assists and eight turnovers. Steve Francis fouled out with 6:12 left after 20 points for the Rockets.
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Anderson tops Broncos in AP Offensive Rookie honor
Denver Broncos running back Mike Anderson wins the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year after rushing for 1,500 yards and 15 scores as he surged from third string to a standout season. He defeated Jamal Lewis 40 to 10 in the balloting by 50 NFL reporters and broadcasters.
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