All-America selections include Penn Szczerbiak Brand dominates first team
Ohio State guard Scoonie Penn earns third team AP All-America honor while Miami of Ohio's Wally Szczerbiak makes the second team. Duke star Elton Brand becomes a unanimous first-team pick on 72 ballots, with teammates and rivals Lars, Hamilton, Miller, Terry, Cleaves and Eschmeyer among the other honorees.
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Elton Brand
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Richard Hamilton
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Andre Miller
Utah
Jason Terry
Arizona
Mateen Cleaves
Michigan State
Szczerbiak
Evan Eschmeyer
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Cleaves
Chris Porter
Auburn
Steve Francis
Maryland
Trajan Langdon
Penn
Tim James
Baron Davis
UCLA
Quincy Lewis
Minnesota
Ron Artest
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Brand
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Christian Laettner
Glenn Robinson
Purdue
Tim Duncan
Wake Forest
Senor
Associated Press
All-America Basketball Honors Announced for Men
Connecticut star Richard Hamilton headlines ailed list as a first team pick with 21.0 points per game and 4.8 rebounds. Duke's Elton Brand leads the second vote tab with 72 first place votes and 360 points.
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Elton Brand
Duke
Andre Miller
Utah
Richard Hamilton
Connecticut
Jason Terry
Arizona
Mateen Cieaves
Michigan State
Hamilton
Huskies
Jim Calhoun
NCAA Tournament First Round and Regional Schedule
East regional first round plays March 12 at Charlotte and March 14 at Boston with teams including Tennessee Delaware Wisconsin Southwest Missouri State Duke Florida A&M College of Charleston Tulsa Cincinnati George Mason Temple Kent Miami Lafayette Texas Purdue and more. Regional semifinals and finals follow at venues in New Orleans Orlando and St Louis with Duke UCLA Maryland Kentucky and others competing toward the Final Four.
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Georgia
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Wisconsin
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Texas
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Hawks halt Orlando streak in 113 110 finish
Mookie Blaylock stole an inbounds pass with 5.4 seconds left and Atlanta held on to defeat the Orlando Magic 113 110 in Orlando. Nick Anderson scored back to back threes to pull Orlando within 1 with 15.2 seconds remaining, but Blaylock hit two free throws after a late foul and Steve Smith added two more to seal the win.
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Sports schedule snippets from a winter night card
Florida visits Boston at 7 pm while Colorado plays Washington at 7 pm Tampa Bay meets Toronto at 7 30 pm Philadelphia clashes with NY Islanders at 7 30 pm New Jersey heads to Pittsburgh at 7 30 pm Calgary visits St Louis at 6 pm Detroit plays Los Angeles at 10 30 pm Phoenix hosts San Jose at 7 30 pm
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Rangers edge Maple Leafs in OT to push for playoff berth
Peir Nedved scored the overtime winner as the New York Rangers beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3 2 in New York to move into a tie for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot. The Rangers remain unbeaten in six games without Wayne Gretzky.
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New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York
Rangers
Wayne Gretzky
NBA Standings and Scores Across Multiple Games
Atlanta and Orlando led the night with a mix of substitutions and shuffles as Mutombo and Hardaway starred for their teams. Philadelphia and Miami traded blows with Iverson on the floor while Washington and Detroit battled for a tight conference tilt.
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