NBA returns amid lockout fallout and Christmas schedule
After a 66 game season opener planned for Christmas, the NBA resumes following a five month lockout. Key figures include LeBron James with the Heat and the Mavericks defending their title as Mark Cuban asserts the season will not be missed. Paul joins the Clippers amid trade talks and fan interest surges.
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Rose signs rich extension with Bulls for five years
Derrick Rose agreed to a five year contract extension worth more than 94 million dollars, kicking in next season. The MVP guard from Chicago has risen from South Side neighborhoods to star status with the Bulls, aiming to win a championship in Year 4 alongside coach Tom Thibodeau.
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Barnes season high fuels UNC win over Texas
Harrison Barnes scored a season best 26 points to lift No. 5 UNC past Texas 82-63 as John Henson added 14 and UNC built a 39-23 halftime lead. Texas kept close with J'Cowan Brown scoring 16 in a 9-3 run that spanned the first half.
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Baylor Keeps Unbeaten Run With 90 50 Win Over McNeese State
Baylor improves to 12-0 behind Brittney Griner's 15 points 13 rebounds and four blocks in 24 minutes. Sune Agbuke adds a double double with 10 points 15 rebounds as five Baylor players reach double figures while McNeese State drops to 9-3. Caitlyn Baggett leads McNeese with 18 points.
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