Magic house rocks Shaq in Orlando return
Shaquille O Neal, back in Orlando, scored 20 points and 10 rebounds while the Magic defeated the Lakers 96 9 as a chants and boos greeted him. Nick Anderson hit a late go ahead 3 with 7 1 seconds left to cap a 30 point night.
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Suns Triumph as Manning and Scott Fuel Fifth Straight Win
At Phoenix, Danny Manning and Dennis Scott came off the bench to spark a big fourth quarter for Phoenix, giving the Suns a season-best fifth straight win. In Portland, Arvydas Sabonis scored 28 as the Trail Blazers spoiled Kenny Anderson’s return home.
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Cavaliers Bred Bucks Edge Cavaliers 79 71 in Tight Finish
In Cleveland, Kemp Vitaly Potapenko and others shared 12 minutes each as the Cavs and Bucks traded leads. Milwaukee trusted a seven-man rotation late, pulling away 79 to 71, with Rob inson scoring 29 and Johnson 12 rebounds for the Bucks. Cleveland’s Key players struggled as they fell toward playoff hopes.
Duke Cruises Past UCLA as Langdon Scores 34 Points
No. 2 Duke overwhelmed No. 12 UCLA 120 to 84 in Durham. Trajan Langdon matched his career high with 34 points in a dominant performance that set a Bruins scoring record for allowed points. UCLA previously allowed 116 to Stanford in 1987.
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Ohio State Tops Michigan In Final St. John Arena Game
Marrita Porter scored 31 points as Ohio State defeated Michigan 88 80 in the Buckeyes final St. John Arena appearance. OSU ends 14 11 overall 7 9 Big Ten and moves to Schottenstein Center next season.
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Lakers fall to Magic in high scoring NBA action
Lakers 94 Orlando 96 as Bryant leads LA with 24 points while Fox and O Neal contribute double digits. Magic surge with Anderson 30 points and Outlaw 10, pulling away late for the win in a tense encounter.
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