East All-Star Triumph Snapshots West in 134-128 Shootout
In New Orleans the East defeated the West 134-128 as Ray Allen scored 28 points and LeBron James added 27 with MVP honors. Allen hit four three-pointers in the final 3:15, James dunked late, and Amare Stoudemire, Brandon Roy, and Carmelo Anthony led the West with 18 each as New Orleans hosted a coming‑together moment for hurricane recovery.
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Wake Forest upsets Duke ending 12game Duke streak
Jeff Teague scored 26 points for Wake Forest as the Demon Deacons stunned No. 2 Duke 86-73 in Winston-Salem. James Johnson added 24 points, and Wake Forest earned its first top-five win since 2005, ending Duke's 12game run while Dino Gaudio earned his first major triumph as coach. Duke, 22-2, shot poorly for long spans and fell behind before Teague’s late three point play secured the margin.
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Duke Falls to Wake Forest in Wide NCAA Weekend Showdown
Duke, ranked No. 2, loses 86 73 to Wake Forest as Teague and Johnson power the Demon Deacons. Duke guards Nelson and Smith post strong lines but fall behind at Halftime 47 42. Wake Forest dominates rebounding and free throws, while UCLA and Notre Dame games are also noted in the day’s results.
Baylor Rolls Past Oklahoma for 16th Home Win
No. 8 Baylor defeated No. 10 Oklahoma 79-59 to extend its home win streak to 16 and snap Oklahoma’s seven-game win streak. Four Baylor players reached double figures as Wace and Allison led the scoring, while Angela Tisdale and the team celebrated early in the game.
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East All-Stars edge West in high scoring All-Star clash
East outscored West 134 to 128 in a marquee all-star format. Key performers included Allen and Wallace for the East and Roy and Nowitzki for the West with multiple players contributing double figures. The game featured 3 point shooting and strong rebounding from both squads.
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