Iverson Dazzles Wizards In 104 91 Sixers Win
Allen Iverson poured in 38 points and six assists as the Philadelphia 76ers stretched their winning streak to five, their longest in seven years. The Sixers improved to 9-5, led 25 at halftime, and out rebounded Washington 44-33, while Iverson fueled a key 11-3 second quarter run to seize control.
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NBA Standings and Scores from New Jersey to Seattle
Basketball results across multiple games with New Jersey Boston Philadelphia Washington Toronto Charlotte Atlanta Orlando LA Lakers Phoenix Seattle Sacramento. Notable scorers include Gill Van Horn Williams Pierce Walton Gordon and Webber. teams include New Jersey Boston Philadelphia Washington Toronto Charlotte Atlanta Orlando LA Lakers Phoenix Seattle Sacramento.
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Siena Wins MAAC Tourney Title in Buffalo
Marcus Faison scored 17 for Siena as they defeated St Peter's 67 to claim the MAAC tournament championship and NCAA berth in Buffalo New York. Creighton beat Evansville 70 61 in St Louis to win the MVC tourney title as Rodney Buford tallied 21 points including a key 144 second half sequence.
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Cavs fall as Knicks stay ahead late
Shawn Kemp scored 19 for Cleveland but missed all seven second half shots as the Cavaliers dropped a 85-78 decision to New York. Patrick Ewing and Allan Houston led the Knicks with strong shooting while Cleveland, missing Wesley Person, missed a late rally after trailing by 16 in the second quarter.
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Phelan Secures 800th Win In Mount St. Marys Triumph
Jim Phelan tied the 800-win club as Mount St. Marys won the Northeast Conference tournament final 72-56 over Central Connecticut State to earn a second NCAA tournament berth. The Mounties limited CCSU to one field goal in the last eight minutes and 29 percent shooting.
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Oral Roberts Topples Youngstown State in MCC Semis
Chad Wilkerson tallies 17 points and Reggie Tate 15 to lead top seed Oral Roberts over Youngstown State in the MCC tournament semifinal in Mohune Ji. After YSU trims the gap to 58-55 with a 3 from Albert Crockett, Oral Roberts finishes strong, outscoring the Penguins 143- rest of the way.
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Purdue tops Illinois to repeat as Big Ten tournament champ
Top-ranked Purdue defeated Illinois 80-76 in Indianapolis to win the Big Ten tournament for the second straight year, led by Stephanie White-McCarty's 31 points and four late free throws. She was named tournament MVP, pushing Purdue to its 26th straight win.
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Stacey earns first-team All-MAC honor for Bowling Green
Bowling Green junior Anthony Stacey, a 6 4 forward and former Midview star, was named to the All-MAC first team. He leads the Falcons with 18.4 points per game and 5.5 rebounds while ranking high in steals and shooting percentages as BG reaches the MAC tournament semifinal against Miami of Ohio at SeaGate Centre in Toledo.
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