NBA Box Score Highlights From Multiple Games
Box score excerpts show Minnesota, Orlando, Charlotte, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Denver, Milwaukee, New York, Seattle, Los Angeles, Sacramento, and other teams. Key players include Corbin, Catledge, Theus, McDaniel, Ewing, Worthy, and Johnson. Notable totals, rebounds, and assists reflect a full slate of NBA action across venues with 15,000 plus attendance.
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Sonics
Knicks
NEW York
Newman
Oakley
Ewing
Jackson
G.wilkins
E.wilkins
Tucker
Walker
Strickland
Seattle
McDaniel
McKey
Cage
Ellis
McMillan
Sellers
Kemp
Threatt
Polynice
Barros
New York Oms
Seattle OM Um
Lakers
Kings
LOS Angeles
Worthy
Green
Thompson
Johnson
Scott
Cooper
Drew
Dirac
Bucknall
Higgins
Sacramento
McCray
Tisdale
Ellison
Ainge
Smith
Pressley
Kite
del Negro
Turner
Allen
Stokes
LA Lakers
Orlando
Pride
Minnesota
Tony Campbell
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Charlotte
San Antonio
Dallas
Denver
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Lakers
Reggie Theus
Magic
Wolves
Theus
Rockets
Hornets
Mitchell Wiggins
Akeem Olajuwon
Olajuwon
J.R. Reid
Spurs
Mavericks
Terry Cummings
Richie Adubato
John MacLeod
David Robinson
Nuggets
Bucks
Todd Lichti
Fred Roberts
uperSonics
Xavier McDaniel
Johnny Newman
Patrick Ewing
James Worthy
Mychal Thompson
A.C. Green
NBA At A Glance Tonight's Games
Cleveland visits Boston Miami plays New Jersey Orlando hosts Indiana Philadelphia meets Washington in Baltimore Utah travels to Atlanta Los Angeles Clippers visit Phoenix for a night of NBA action.
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Boston
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New Jersey
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Orlando mauls Wolves ties mark for best start
The Orlando Magic defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves 103 96 to extend their hot stretch to five wins in six games. Terry Catledge led with 25 points as the Magic tied the 1966 67 Bulls for best 14 game start by an expansion club, while Reggie Theus added 24 and closed out the finish at the line.
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Magic
Timberwolves
Minnesota
Corbin
Mitchell
Lohaus
Campbell
Lowe
Murphy
Royal
Richardson
Roth
Orlando
Catledge
Reynolds
Acres
Theus
Vincent
Anderson
Green
Skiles
Ansley
Turner
Orlando Er Oe
San Vincent
Minnesota Timberwolves
Terry Catledge
Chicago Bulls
Sugar Bowl stakes loom as Alabama meets Auburn in hostile site
Alabama and Auburn clash in a storied SEC showdown with Sugar Bowl implications. The game, set in Birmingham for 1991, could decide the league champion and shape the national picture while security plans guard players amid threats.
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Tulane
Vanderbilt
Knoxville
Birmingham
Legion Field
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Bill Curry
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Curry
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Associated Press
Arkansas
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Florida
Colorado stuns Wyoming with Vandiver double double
Shaun Vandiver netted 24 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Colorado beat Wyoming 81-77 in Boulder. The Buffaloes, improved to 3-0, built a 14-2 lead and Vandiver scored 11 straight in the second half to hold off the Cowboys. Wise added 22 points for Colorado while Slater led Wyoming with 20.
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Colo
Shaun Vandiver
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Vandiver
Buffaloes
Reggie Morton
Cowboys
Steve Wise
Brent Vaughan
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Reggie Slater
Todd Barnett
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Smith fuels Baker past Benedictine
John Smith scored 28 points as Baker defeated Benedictine 102 to 63. Baker improves to 5-2 and hosts Wesleyan on Saturday. Benedictine’s Giller led with 14 points while Baker’s Eastland added 19 and Smith 28 for the winners.
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Baker
Benedictine
Baldwin
John Smith
Wildcats
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Wyrick
Love
Stockard
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Litkenhus
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Cash
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Jones
O'Donnell
McDonald
Slegman
Malott
Eastland
Denney
Lawson
Schmitz leads UMKC past Mac Murray College in 89-55 rout
Ronnie Schmitz came off the bench to score 22 points as Missouri-Kansas City defeated Mac Murray College 89-55. The 34-point margin marked UMKC's largest DI victory since moving to Division I three years ago.
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Kansas City
Ronnie Schmitz
Missouri-Kansas City
MacMurray College
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