New ABA Plans Return to Major Cities With Web Ties
The reformed American Basketball Association launches with eight teams including Chicago Detroit Indiana Kansas City Los Angeles Memphis San Diego and Tampa Bay. It adopts a 56 game schedule, a $900000 salary cap per team, three black majority owners, rule changes adding three point and four point shots, online stats and chat features, and venues like the Forum Cobo Arena and Kemper Arena.
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Cavaliers reach Top Ten for first time since 1993
Kansas rises to No. 7 after beating Duke 84-83 in the Pete Newell Classic as Virginia cracks the Top Ten at No. 8 for the first time since January 1993. Illinois drops to No. 9. Connecticut rounds out the top ten amid several reshuffles.
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Williams charts next season's nonconference slate
KU plans home and away trips to Texas players plus Portland games for signees Michael Lee and Aaron Miles. The Jayhawks will visit UCLA Arizona Princeton North Dakota and join the Maui Invitational with potential repeats against UCLA. Tulsa, Texas and Oregon foes are on the horizon as KU eyes a strong 2001 02 schedule.
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Connecticut Women Extend No 1 Run In AP Poll
Connecticut remains No 1 for the 27th straight week in the AP women's basketball poll, running the longest stretch behind Louisiana Tech's 36 straight. The Huskies have 41 first place votes and 1,025 points. Tennessee sits second, Notre Dame third, Georgia fourth, with Iowa State, Duke, Rutgers, and Purdue rounding the top eight.
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