Jazz End Pacers Run As Gobert Leads Utah Win
Utah outscored Indiana 28-12 in the final eight minutes of the first quarter and held on for a 104-84 victory led by Rudy Gobert with 23 points and 14 rebounds and Donovan Mitchell with 20 points. Ricky Rubio added 18 for the Jazz as they snapped Indiana's four-game streak.
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Former Jayhawks in NBA action and other scores
Darrell Arthur and Tarik Black played for Denver and Houston respectively with minimal numbers. Frank Mason and Ben McLemore appeared for Sacramento and Memphis with McLemore scoring 17. Wayne Selden added 7 for Memphis. Dunn led Chicago with 21 points in a 119 110 win over Memphis, while DeRozan scored 42 to lift Toronto 121 119 in OT over Detroit.
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Buycks
North Carolina Routs Syracuse To Reach ACC Tourney Quarterfinals
No 12 North Carolina defeats Syracuse 78 to 59 as Theo Pinson posts 16 points 11 rebounds and six assists while Kenny Williams adds 17. Tar Heels third seed Miami awaits in Brooklyn. Syracuse on the bubble for NCAA selections. Woody Durham dies at 76.
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Kansas Prep Scores Boys and Girls Basketball Playoffs
In state 1A through 6A boys results, Centralia edges Osborne 60 59 and Hanover tops Rawlins County 65 44. Girls 4A matchups see Bishop Miege 56 Circle 38. Big 12 standings list Kansas 24 7 and Texas Tech 23 8 with upcoming Sprint Center games in Kansas City.
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Perry-Lecompton falls to Cheney in 3A quarterfinals
Perry-Lecompton S falls 53 to 35 to Cheney in the Class 3A quarterfinals at Hutchinson Sports Arena their first state tournament since 1982. Led by Canaan Daniels with 13 points and Colton Mallonee with 11 points and eight rebounds, the Kaws finished 20-4 troubled by 22 turnovers and a 13 point halftime deficit.
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Jeffrey Thisius
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Tyler White
Huskies seek revenge at Koch Arena in state tourney
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A tonight at Koch Arena. The Huskies have not lost to a Kansas team this season and have won their last seven by 20 plus points. LHS senior Jake Rajewski speaks on matching up with any opponent. The Lions return to state for a fourth straight year, a program first since 1916 to 1922, with Rajewski recalling his brother Ben helped start the streak in 2015.
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Wichita
Underdog KU faces tough path as De Sousa steps up
Kansas coach Bill Self backs De Sousa to play through mistakes in the Big 12 tournament as the junior forward leads the team in points and rebounds per 40 minutes while Udoka and Azubuike cope with injuries. Self notes De Sousa's size and athleticism could yield more plays and growth with increased minutes.
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Dok Azubuike sidelined with sprain as KU eyes next steps
Kansas coach Bill Self disclosed Dokazubuike suffers a mild sprain with a quick healing timeline of 48 to 72 hours, leaving Kansas to adjust with Mitch Lightfoot and Silvio De Sousa stepping in. Devonte' Graham emphasized staying positive as Azubuike mentors teammates while sidelined, with plans for possible five-guard lineups if needed.
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