Bulls cruise past Wizards as Rose leads with 23
Derrick Rose scored 23 points to spark Chicago to a 98-79 win over Washington, moving the Bulls to sole first in the East. Luol Deng added 20, Keith Bogans 17 on five 3s, and Chicago built a big early lead before holding on.
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Bruins edge Blue Jackets in shootout to halt skid
Tuukka Rask stopped all three Columbus attempts and Tyler Seguin scored the lone shootout goal as the Bruins beat the Blue Jackets 3-2 in Columbus. David Krejci and Rich Peverley added regulation goals, marking Boston's 2,800th franchise win.
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Butler poised for another NCAA bid run against Old Dominion
Butler seeks a repeat deep NCAA run as 23 9 Bulldogs face 27 6 Old Dominion in Washington. Coach Brad Stevens notes improved two way play and late season momentum after nine straight wins, aiming to extend an opponent hold under 70 points per game.
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Centralia Orphans Reach Class 3A Final Four on Betts late bucket
Centralia defeats Morton 48-44 to claim the Springfield Class 3A super sectional and earn a trip to Peoria to face North Chicago. Betts scored 13 points including a go ahead layup, while Rush iced the win with two late free throws. Kwiatkowski added nine as Centralia advances to the state semifinals.
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NCAA First Four thriller kicks off March Madness in Dayton
Dayton and UNC Asheville edged Arkansas-Little Rock 81-77 in overtime as J.P. Primm hit key free throws and Matt Dickey sparked a late rally. Clemson, Missouri State, Alabama, College of Charleston, Cleveland State, Oklahoma State, Creighton, Evansville and Northern Iowa also posted notable first-round results and standout performances.
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