Bowling Green edges Ohio in MAC first round thriller
Ron Lewis scored 19 points and blocked the final shot as Bowling Green held off Ohio 56-54 in the MAC tournament first round. Lewis ignited a 14-3 run late, then blocked Jairon Harris at the buzzer to seal the win for the Falcons who advance to face Kent State in Cleveland.
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Duke Wins Fifth Straight ACC Tournament Title
Duke defeats North Carolina 63 47 in Greensboro to clinch its fifth consecutive ACC tournament title and extend its dominance over UNC. Sc Tillis 17 points nine rebounds for Duke. Jessalyn Deveny 20 and Kathrin Ross 16 for a Boston College upset over UConn in the Big East semifinals.
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Hurricanes Top Jackets 4 1 as Ward Offensively Delivers
Aaron Ward returned to the Hurricanes lineup and scored twice to lead Carolina past Columbus 4-1 in Columbus. Eric Staal added two assists, Erik Cole and Craig Adams also scored. Rick Nash notched his 37th goal, his 19th on the power play, to end Columbus’ scoreless drought with 7:42 left. The other game ended in a 1-1 draw as Frederik Modin tied Detroit in Tampa Bay’s visit.
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Buckner leads Sixers past Bucks without Iverson
Greg Buckner scored a season high 20 and Zendon Hamilton 19 to spark Philadelphia to a 97-92 comeback win over Milwaukee. Eric Snow added 17 points and 12 assists as the Sixers won consecutive games for the first time in two months without Allen Iverson. Bucks guard Michael Redd led Milwaukee with 20 points as Milwaukee dropped their third straight. Iverson will miss Tuesday at Chicago.
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Cavaliers Top Hawks Behind James Late Push
LeBron James fueled a decisive late run as Cleveland pulled away from Atlanta after 11 lead changes and six ties in the fourth. James scored key baskets, drew a flagrant foul on a earlier incident with Jason Jackson, and helped guard against a late Hawks rally. Collier, on a one day contract, added a career high 16 points for the Cavaliers.
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Cavaliers top Hawks in high scoring road loss
Cleveland beat Atlanta 108 to 102 as Boozer led Cavaliers with 14 rebounds and 11 assists while Williams contributed 53 points. For Atlanta, Jackson and Crawford paced the offense with multiple scoring bursts, but missed opportunities and turnovers sealed the narrow defeat before 19,445 fans.
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Odom fuels Heat bid with first triple double
Lamar Odom, 24, leads Miami with a 30 point 11 assist 11 rebound triple double against Sacramento, boosting the Heat toward a first playoff berth since 2001. Teammate Rafer Alston calls him phenomenal as Odom refines a versatile role amid injuries to Eddie Jones and Dwyane Wade.
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