Bryant Leads Way as Lakers Prevail Over Spurs in Close Game
Kobe Bryant scored 12 of his 28 in the fourth quarter including a go ahead put back with five seconds left as the Lakers rallied to beat the Spurs 87-85. Shaquille O’Neal added 22 points and 11 rebounds in a game where San Antonio failed to score a field goal after 6:56 remained. The Lakers take a 3-1 series lead with Game 5 set for Tuesday at Staples Center.
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Clemson routs Virginia as Greene sets ACC hits mark
Khalil Greene went 3 for 3 breaking the ACC career hits record in Clemson 15 Virginia 2. Jarrod Schmidt went 5-for-5 with three extra-base hits and four RBI as Clemson hit five homers, improving to 42-9, while Matt Henrie earned the win with seven innings and eight strikeouts. South Carolina beat Tennessee 5-3 as Bondurant won and Blake Taylor closed out his 16th game.
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Lady Bulldogs edge past Andrews as pitchers duel unfolds
Silver Bluff pitcher Bridget Loudermilk, bound for the College of Charleston, has four perfect games and three no-hitters with a 0.22 ERA. She faced the minimum through six in Friday's 3-0 win before Andrews catcher Kim Montgomery broke the no-hitter with a single. Crescent's Ashlea Burdette starred in another win, while Gilbert coach Reuben Eargle doubted Silver Bluff can be stopped this year.
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Kidds Eyebrow Injury Shapes Nets Comeback
In a rough Game 3 clash Kidd opened a gash above his eye after colliding with Wesley. He played through swelling as bandages hid stitches and a bruised eyebrow. He scored late in the fourth, hit key free throws, and helped the Nets push to a 78-69 lead as he overcame vision issues and a late night recovery.
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