Bryant nets 41 as Lakers edge Sonics for ninth straight 40-point game
Kobe Bryant scores 41 in a 106 101 win over Seattle, tying Michael Jordan with nine straight 40 point games. Shaquille O Neal adds 27 points 17 rebounds as the Lakers stretch win streak to four and move into seventh in the West. Ray Allen debuts strong for Seattle with 26 points 13 rebounds and nine assists, while Bryant voices frustration over late-game play.
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Iginla nets four as Flames beat Coyotes in Phoenix
Calgary star Jarome Iginla scored four goals on Sunday night including power play and short handed goals to fuel a 4-2 win over Phoenix. Meanwhile Joe Nieuwendyk reached 1,000 NHL points with New Jersey in a 4-3 win at Pittsburgh, the 65th player to reach the milestone.
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No. 2 Wildcats topple No. 19 Bulldogs in SEC tilt
In Lexington Kentucky Keith Bogans nets 18 points and seven rebounds as No. 2 Kentucky (22-3, 12-0 SEC) extends the nation's longest winning streak to 16. Mario Austin leads Mississippi State with 20 points and eight boards. Bulldogs drop from a four-game win streak. Wake Forest holds ACC lead with 75 71 win over Virginia at home. Carmelo Anthony scores 25 as Syracuse beats Michigan State 80 68.
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Martz open to Crouch return as Rams receiver
Rams coach Mike Martz said he would welcome Eric Crouch back if he tried playing wide receiver. Crouch, Nebraska Heisman winner, was drafted in 2002 and retired before the season. he later said he preferred quarterback. Martz cited running as a factor and noted Crouch lacked the passion he hoped.
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