George carries Thunder to win over Grizzlies without Westbrook
Paul George tallied 33 points and 8 assists as the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Memphis Grizzlies 110-92 without Russell Westbrook and Carmelo Anthony. Alex Abrines and Raymond Felton added 14 16 points while OKC shot 59 percent in the first half to seize a 74-54 lead.
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Cavaliers built a 27 point lead as Paul Pierce watched from baseline seats for his No 34 banner raise at TD Garden. LeBron James hobbled off early, finishing with 24 points as Cleveland won 121 99. Rozier and Irving led Boston with 21 and 18 respectively while Tatum and Baynes made key late runs.
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Cincinnati Extends Streak With 76 51 Win At SMU
No. 6 Cincinnati remained undefeated in AAC play and stretched its overall winning streak to 16 games after a 76-51 road win at SMU. Kyle Washington led with 17 points and eight rebounds, while Jarron Cumberland added 12 and Gary Clark 11. SMU’s Jimmy Whitt and Jahmal McMurray each scored 19.
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South Florida Stuns No 13 Ohio State In Women’s Game
Kitija Laksa scored a career high 41 as South Florida defeated Ohio State 84 65 at home. Maria Jespersen added 20 points and 14 rebounds while Laia Flores dished 11 assists and 8 boards to help the Bulls improve to 20 5 and extend their win streak to four.
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