Nets Beat Blazers As Lopez Leads In Narrow Win
Brook Lopez scored 32 points and grabbed nine rebounds against a shorthanded Portland front court as the Brooklyn Nets defeated the Trail Blazers 106-96. Portland rested LaMarcus Aldridge and others for the makeup of a weather postponed game on January 26.
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Rangers Rally Past Jackets In OT Victory
Derek Stepan tied the game with 28 seconds left in regulation and scored the OT winner as the New York Rangers beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3. Other notes include Tyler Ennis netting his 20th as the Sabres stayed out of last place, while Blake Wheeler and Drew Stafford, with 32 saves from Ondrej Pavelec, boosted the Jets playoff push and kept the Wild from clinching a wild-card berth.
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Coach K earns fifth national title with Duke over Wisconsin
John Wooden and Mike Krzyzewski lead Duke to a 68 63 win that secures Krzyzewski’s fifth NCAA championship. The 68 year old icon tops the Division I victory list with 1018 wins as Duke fans rush the court in Indianapolis.
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Duke’s Allen lifts Duke past Wisconsin in tense finale
Grayson Allen, quiet star of Duke, scored 16 as Okafor fouled out and Duke feasted on late Wisconsin pressure. Kaminsky led Wisconsin with 21 but Duke’s late defense and Allen’s scoring kept the Blue Devils ahead, completing a second-half rally for the title.
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UConn and Notre Dame vie for repeat women’s title
The NCAA final pits UConn and Notre Dame, meeting in a title game for the second straight year. Geno Auriemma pursues a third straight crown and a record tying 10th overall. Breanna Stewart stars as the focal point for UConn.
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