Cavs Rally Past Pacers for 35th Win Before Break
Cleveland improves to 35 11 at the All Star break with a 108 99 victory over Indiana at the Coliseum. Price leads with 27 points and 9 assists while Nance adds 24 points 11 rebounds as Ehlo provides spark off the bench.
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Cavs gain rest as All-Star break arrives
The Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Indiana Pacers 108-99 at the Coliseum and look forward to a much needed break. Coach Lenny Wilkens and players say time off will help them recover mentally and physically as their 35-11 record remains the league’s best.
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Illini hold Burson to under ten as Ohio State falls
No. 7 Illinois edged No. 16 Ohio State 62 60 in Champaign as Steve Bardo limited Jay Burson to under 10 points. Nick Anderson led Illinois with 22 points, boosting the Illini to 19 3 overall and 6 3 in the Big Ten while Ohio State dropped to 16 6 and 5 4. Burson shot 3 of 11, and Illinois sealed the win with Ken Battle’s driving layup at 2:23.
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Kosar media scandal over black book names questioned
The piece argues Cleveland reporters misused the black book listing Bernie Kosar Hanford Dixon and Mel Hall, suggesting media sensationalism and selective reporting. It defends the players, notes their charitable acts and private lives, and accuses the press of lowest common denominator coverage.
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