Iverson Leads 76ers Past Bulls to End 16-Game Slide
Allen Iverson scored 31 as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Chicago Bulls 106-96 to snap a 16-game losing streak. Scottie Pippen returned with 22 points but faded after a hot first half. Derrick Coleman added 18 for Philadelphia, while Michael Jordan had 20 for Chicago. Rodman grabbed 20 boards.
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Sixers 106 Bulls 96 in Chicago showdown
Chicago score 96 to Philadelphia 106 as Charles Barkley era standouts led the 76ers. Pippen and Jordan paced Chicago with double digit scorers amid a rugged back and forth contest.
Cavaliers Near All-Star Weekend With Rookie Notes
The West roster features Tim Duncan Danny Fortson Antonio Daniels Maurice Taylor Rodrick Rhodes Michael Stewart Alvin Williams and Bobby Jackson with rookie game coaches to be announced. Knight averaging 9.1 points leads rookies with 8.1 assists and 2.64 steals while Sigauskas and Lithua nian contribute strong totals. Cleveland's Henderson and Anderson post solid rookie figures as Kemp nears a likely All-Star start and other Cavs vie for additional showcase spots amid a rough season with Denver on a road trip and zero wins in 13 since.
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Notre Dame Edges West Virginia 74 72 On Last Second Jumper
Notre Dame upset No. 21 West Virginia 74 72 as Keith Friel banked a 15 foot jumper with a second left. Pat Garrity led the Irish with 27 points, Derek Manner added 15, and Friel 11. Damian Owens topped the Mountaineers with 22.
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Bowens leads CSU past Butler in late rally
Bowens scored seven straight down the stretch and finished 8 of 13 from the floor with 5 of 8 free throws in the final minute as CSU beat Butler 67 62. Graves scored 28 of Butler’s 32 second half points, but CSU outrebounded 43 28 and controlled paint 36 24, aided by Hocevar’s 14 points and Dixon’s 12.
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Virginia women outlast North Carolina in triple overtime
Mimi McKinney scored a school record 48 points as No. 15 Virginia defeated No. 7 North Carolina 105-100 in triple overtime in Chapel Hill. McKinney's 48 ranks second in ACC history, with Erin Stovall sealing the win by hitting three late free throws. Virginia improves to 12-3, 3-8 ACC, while UNC star Tracy Reid had a career-high 42.
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