Celtics Drub Magic 107 88 As Pierce Leads With 24
Paul Pierce scored 17 of his 24 in the third quarter to spark Boston past Orlando 107 88 for a ninth straight win. Ray Allen added 21, Rajon Rondo 16 points and 12 assists, Kevin Garnett 15 as Celtics stay 17 2 atop the East. Rashard Lewis led Orlando with 30 points as the Magic lost after a four game win streak.
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Charlotte Beats Minnesota 100-107 in Thriller
Minnesota players Hakim Foye and Al Jefferson led scoring with 23 and 24 points respectively, while Charlotte's Gerald Wallace and Emeka Okafor posted 15 and 24 as the Hornets beat the Timberwolves 107 to 100. Rondo and Cassell fueled Boston's offense in a high scoring earlier game.
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UConn Dominates Delaware State Behind Edwards and Dyson
UConn, ranked No. 2, cruised past Delaware State 79-49 in Storrs as Gavin Edwards led with 17 points and Jerome Dyson added 15. Hasheem Thabeet collected 17 rebounds, while the Huskies moved to 7-0. Delaware State fell to 1-9, led by Donald Johnson with 25 points.
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Rutgers Women Rally Past Temple To End Skid
Epiphanny Prince leads Rutgers with 25 points and Kia Vaughn adds 10 points and eight rebounds as the No. 15 Scarlet Knights overcome a two-game slide with a 64-60 win in Philadelphia. Prince scores 19 in the second half to lift Rutgers to 3-2.
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LeBron James Named Player of the Month with Record Start
LeBron James earns Western Conference Player of the Month honors as his team opens 14-3 and 9-0 at home part of the franchise best start. He becomes the youngest to score 40 points three times in eight games, matching a MJ benchmark from 1991. Other nominees include Devin Harris, Dwight Howard, and Chris Bosh.
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Cavaliers poised to finally put it all together in 2008-09
The Cavaliers ride a 14-3 surge into a favorable early schedule with LeBron James leading a tighter rotation. Coach Mike Brown shapes a strong defense and improved offense as Mo Williams Delonte West and Zydrunas Ilgauskas anchor the lineup with Ben Wallace rebounding. The team eyes the Central Division title and top Eastern seeds, while cautions about injuries and playoff stakes.
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