ATC overwhelms Barons as Scott nets 17 in rout
Scott scores 17 points and blocks three of ATC's 10 shots while Martin adds 16. Welch lauds zone-shooting as ATC opens a big run capped by Curtis Woods' late technical free throws. ATC, with 8 new players and no returning starters, shows depth and gains a 121-45 lead before final minutes.
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Hawks Earn First Victory After Tough Start
The Atlanta Hawks beat the Portland Trail Blazers 99 97 as Jason Terry hit a pull up jumper with 26 seconds left after being benched earlier. Rasheed Wallace tied it at 97 with 8.6 seconds remaining before Terry sealed the win. Lorenzen Wright led Atlanta with 20 points.
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Hardaway lifts Heat past Hornets in OT
Tim Hardaway, with 7.6 seconds left in OT, sank a go ahead pointer securing a 89 86 Miami Heat victory over the Charlotte Hornets. He finished with 17 points and eight assists.
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Duke routs Princeton in Preseason NIT opener
No. 2 Duke overwhelmed Princeton 87-50 as Shane Battier scored 29 points with a school record nine 3-pointers. Princeton, under first year coach John Thompson III, struggled defensively and never recovered after a 24-point first-half deficit. Duke will face Villanova in the quarterfinals.
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Indiana Hoosiers edge Pepperdine in debut under new style
Hoosiers, led by Kirk Haston with 28 points, started with five turnovers in seven possessions as they moved to a faster tempo after firing their coach under the university zero tolerance policy. Indiana surged to a 40 36 halftime lead and pulled away to 67 51, advancing to a quarterfinal with South Alabama as Dane Fife noted early jitters and turnover woes.
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