Wesley Sparks Hornets Past Rockets in Charlotte
Charlotte guard David Wesley scored 26 points including consecutive fourth quarter threes as the Hornets beat the Rockets 93-86 in Charlotte. Glen Rice led with 19 points, Matt Geiger had 18 and 16 rebounds, while Houston’s Clyde Drexler had 20. The Rockets dropped their fifth straight with Matt Maloney adding 19 and Charles Barkley 13.
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Hill leads Pistons past Clippers in Anaheim
Grant Hill scored 35 points as Detroit built a double digit lead over Los Angeles in Anaheim. Joe Dumars sparked a late 9-0 run after Pistons led 80-69, while Brian Williams sat out his first game with tendinitis in the left knee. The Clippers cut but did not overtake Detroit.
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Hornets Beat Rockets In Narrow NBA Showing
Houston led early with Rhodes and Barkley aiding. Charlotte surged behind Wesley and Mason as Draxler legacy faded. final score 93-86. Houston totals 66, Charlotte 93. notable players include Wesley 28 and Barkley 0-1 from three.
NBA fines ref over foul in Washington game
The NBA fined referee Joe Borgia for awarding a foul to Calbert Cheaney instead of Chris Webber, allowing Webber to stay in as Vancouver led 100-90 with 6:01 remaining. Washington won 112-110 and Webber finished with seven of the last 13 points.
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Sprewell Preps for Hearing on Arbitration Ban
New York NBA star Latrell Sprewell spent hours with Players Association lawyers as he prepares for his arbitration next week. He will testify in Portland on Tuesday before arbitrator John Feerick to seek a reduction of his one year ban for the P.J. Carlesimo incident. Feerick will decide if a gag order should be imposed on both sides as requested by the NBA and Warriors.
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Cavaliers tame Kings as Kemp powers 112 96 win
Cavaliers explode for 54.3 percent shooting led by Shawn Kemp’s 29 points and 10 rebounds while Zydrunas Ilgauskas added 14 points and 13 boards. Brevin Knight dished 16 assists and Cedric Henderson sparked with 16 points including a left handed dunk. Sacramento’s Mitch Richmond led with 31 points but Cleveland built and held a double digit cushion through the night.
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Eagles end Cincinnati streak in overtime upset
Marquette, 12-4, 3-8 C-USA, ousts No. 21 Cincinnati 66-63 in Milwaukee as Aaron Hutchins pours in career high 32 including decisive late free throws and overtime bench support. Utah, Stanford, Arizona, Florida State, Rhode Island, Wisconsin-Milwaukee and others post notable results across college hoops.
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Tar Heel coach reaches 500th win in Chapel Hill thriller
North Carolina coach Sylvia Hatchell finally earned her 500th victory as Tracy Reid and Jessica Gaspar sparked a late rally to beat NC State 67 64 in Chapel Hill. Reid scored 18, Gaspar hit two key threes, and Hatchell celebrated years of effort.
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