Timberwolves force series split with 119 91 win over Lakers
Kevin Garnett dominance shines late as he scores 35 and grabs 20 rebounds in the fourth quarter. Troy Hudson adds 37 points for Minnesota, lifting the Timberwolves to a 119 91 victory in Los Angeles to even the first round at one game each. Shaquille ONeal logs 27 points 14 rebounds but LA struggles overall.
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Bucks led by Mason fall to Nets 85 68 in Milwaukee
Nets upset Bucks 85 to 68 as Joe Jefferson and Marin paced New Jersey with double digit scoring. Milwaukee shot poorly, Payton and Redd contributed but fell behind early, while New Jersey built a lead and maintained it through the game.
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Ohio State spring game set as Scarlet faces Gray
Spencer and helpers discussed a deal to obtain Gamble but it fell through. The Scarlet and Gray squads prepare for a 1 30 p m scrimmage with over 50 000 tickets sold at five dollars each and 85 000 printed in anticipation of a full crowd. Coach Tressel jokes with players as Craig Krenzel starts at quarterback and Maurice Clarett remains limited by his shoulder recovery.
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Walk-on Iowa tight end Dallas Clark eyes NFL draft rise
An NCAA walk-on turned Mackey Award winning tight end, Dallas Clark rose from Livermore to Iowa’s starting TE in 2001, catching 39 passes in 2002 and earning a top NFL draft buzz. The piece contrasts Clark’s unlikely ascent with other tight end prospects and notes a few players discussed as potential picks.
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Gosselin's Top 15 Tight Ends Spoiled by Mistyped Details
A compiled list ranks tight ends by school and estimated size with several inaccuracies. Notable names include Witten Rutgers Smith Joppin Clark Seldman Wrighster Walker Johnson Lee Porter Farmer Ware Berton, spanning Tennessee Rutgers Michigan Iowa Oregon Auburn Oklahoma Texas A&M NC State and NC State.
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Wide Receivers and Tight Ends to Watch in NFL Draft
The Chronicle lists top NFL prospects at wide receiver and tight end, led by Charles Rogers and Andre Johnson with details on height, weight, and draft potential. It notes several others like Taylor Jacobs and Kelley Washington, and highlights Cleveland Browns' WR depth with Northcutt Morgan Northcutt and Davis.
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Charles Rogers shines as MSU wide receiver record holder
Michigan State star Charles Rogers emerged as a premier playmaker, setting school records with 27 TDs in two starting seasons and amassing 68 catches for 19.9 yards per grab last year. He claimed All America honors and drew national attention as a top pro prospect. Rogers combines speed and size, likened to Moss Irvin and Owens, with sprint titles in high school.
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Wide receivers rise in college football rankings
The article lists top college wide receivers with schools and measurements, noting standout players like Charles Kircus of Grand Valley State who set NCAA records with 25 touchdown catches. It references NFL siblings such as Terrence Edwards and Teyo Johnson and details various players' college positions and past versatility.
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