Love expects Cavs to rise in playoffs against Rockets
Cavaliers star Kevin Love says the team has the talent and mindset to excel in the playoffs, emphasizing unity and extra effort in win-or-go-home games. Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue aims to rest key players as the stretch run continues, while LeBron James and Kyrie Irving monitor with notable absences.
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Hield and Valentine Head AP All-America Picks
Denzel Valentine of Michigan State and Buddy Hield of Oklahoma were unanimous selections to the AP 2015-16 All-America team. Valentine averaged 19.4 points 7.6 rebounds 7.6 assists. Hield 25.0 points 5.6 rebounds 3.0 assists with 46.4 percent from three. Other first-team notables include Tyler Ulis Brice Johnson and Malcolm Brogdon.
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Roundup Columbia captures CIT title win
Grant Mullins scored 20 points as Columbia rallied from a 7:20 deficit to beat UC Irvine 71-67 for the CollegeInsiders.com Tournament title. The Lions became the first NYC school to win a postseason crown since St. John’s 2003 NIT win, and only the second Ivy League school to claim a postseason banner.
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Clean or not the NCAA plays on words and pride
Tim Dahlberg argues the coaching giants cleave to a clean image while a paper class scandal shadows North Carolina basketball. He notes 167 enrollments in Afro American Studies under Roy Williams, tutors crafting papers for players, and lingering questions about integrity amid a system that benefits coaches and universities with big NCAA payoffs. The piece questions celebration when real student athletes are affected.
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Cavaliers Fall To Rockets In Late Fourth Quarter
Irving scores 31 to lead Cleveland as Houston rallies from behind. Beasley and Ariza provide scoring off the bench, and Dwight Howard blocks key free throws in the final minutes to seal a 106-100 Houston win. Cleveland misses late open looks and drops to 0-? with Harden limited by strong Hornets defense.
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Butler lifts Bulls past Pacers with late jumper
Jimmy Butler nailed a 17 footer with 3.7 seconds left to give Chicago a 98 96 win at Indiana ending a four game skid. Nikola Mirotic scored 28 as the Bulls moved to 37 37 and within two of the Pacers for the final East playoff spot. Mirotic hit seven threes, the last tying 96 with 2 19 to go. Pacers missed late shots and Pau Gasol missed with 20 seconds left before Butler sealed it.
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