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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2017
Page
10
Final Four teams Gonzaga North Carolina Oregon and South Carolina are analyzed with players and coaches highlighted. Nigel Williams-Goss Sindarius Thornwell Roy Williams Zach Collins Jordan Bell Luke Maye and key matchups at University of Phoenix Stadium are outlined.
Oregon faces North Carolina with defensive rebounding gaps while UNC's offensive boards may decide the game. South Carolina’s frontcourt counters Gonzaga’s size with Caruso-like reach and Karnowski’s passing. Gonzaga relies less on threes though four players have 40+ attempts from deep this season.
The AP All-Time Top 100 lists UCLA and Duke as early leaders with UCLA spending the most weeks at No 1. Duke Kentucky and North Carolina also feature prominently with long No 1 runs and multiple top 10 appearances. The piece tracks poll history from 1961 through recent years and notes record streaks and notable missteps.
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Golden State overcame a 22 point opening deficit to beat San Antonio 110-98. Curry scored 29 with Thompson 23 as the Warriors extended their NBA best record and widened the gap to 34 games over the Spurs. Spurs guard Kawhi Leonard had 19 points.
Ingraham laments the Cavaliers casual approach and defensive lapses amid a string of poor games. He notes the loss of Dellavedova and a brief Andrew Bogut era, leaving perimeter defense weak and driving lanes open as Cleveland clings to a fading No.1 seed with nine games left.
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