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Shooting guard Glen Rice Jr. tries to overcome his mistakes
Glen Rice Jr. is quite familiar with this concept. His father, Glen Rice, was a high-scoring forward for 15 NBA seasons and was the fourth overall pick in the 1989 draft by the Miami Heat.
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Creating the Perfect Offseason Plan for OKC Thunder
Though it's a bit earlier than most people expected, the 2012-2013 season is officially in the books for the Oklahoma City Thunder.
6 hrs ago | Detroit Free Press
NBA mock draft has Trey Burke going second overall to Orlando
Max Scherzer gave up just two hits and retired the last 22 batters he faced as the Tigers beat the... Whom could Pistons take with 8th pick in NBA draft...: Free Press columnist Drew Sharp and Pistons beat writer Vince Ellis analyze the Pistons draft lottery.
What Tarik Black to Kansas means for Duke
The last outstanding piece of Duke's 2013-14 roster was settled Monday, when Memphis transfer Tarik Black chose to take his services to Kansas next year instead of Duke and Oregon.
Nothin' but Net: Making sense of the lottery
The lottery was created to help the poor get rich, or at least respectable. It was the Robin Hood of competitive sports drafting systems.
MJ wants to go back to Hornets
CHARLOTTE BOBCATS owner Michael Jordan is changing his team's name to the Hornets, said a person familiar with the situation.
PBT: Muhammad says he's best player in NBA Draft
In the last three years and five of the last six, the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft has been a player who declared after only one year of college basketball .
Osprey Basketball Adds ULM Transfer
A 6-4 guard from Tampa, Fla., Mackey will sit out the 2013-14 season to fulfill NCAA transfer requirements and be eligible to play for the Ospreys in 2014-15 as a junior.
Tarik Black going from Memphis to Kansas
Memphis power forward Tarik Black will transfer to Kansas and will be eligible to play for the Jayhawks for the 2013-14 season.
NBA draft: Lottery winner still facing roll of the dice
Kentucky forward Nerlens Noel celebrates after scoring against Vanderbilt forward Rod Odom in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Jan.
Indiana Basketball: Ranking the 5 Most Hyped Recruits in Hoosiers History
His name is Calbert Cheaney, and he's only the school's - and Big Ten's - all-time scoring leader.
Trees and power lines fall as storm blows into Kansas City
The feared tornadoes didn’t come Sunday evening. But the heavy winds, which split trees and downed power lines on both sides of the state line, sure did.
Can Quick Myck Kabongo Be Like Tony Parker?
Canadian Myck Kabongo is the seemingly typical 6'2 180 lb college point guard. Small, quick and likely destined to be a second round draft pick despite his skill level.
Vander Blue confident of NBA success
Vander Blue has watched his friend and mentor Wesley Matthews beat the odds to succeed in the NBA, gaining a starting role with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Despite NBA decision, some uncertainty remains for Kings
But that doesn't mean all the uncertainty surrounding the franchise disappeared when Vivek Ranadive and his ownership group agreed to purchase a controlling interest in the team last week.
Martelli moving on from setbacks
St. Joseph's coach Phil Martelli recently ran into a longtime acquaintance, a businessman.
Breakers chase Sydney Kings power forward
The New Zealand Beakers will be hoping their pursuit of Sydney Kings power forward Darnell Lazare is more successful than their bid to lure Kiwi college star Isaac Fotu back from the University of Hawaii.
UM spring notebook: Shane Larkin could be good as gone, but replacement may be on way
A dozen notes on everything UM: .I'm told that Hurricanes point guard Shane Larkin is "torn" regarding his decision whether to enter the NBA Draft or return for his junior season.
UVa Women's Lacrosse Loses to UNC in NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals
The UVa women's lacrosse team fell behind 4-0 early against North Carolina and never could take the lead, losing 13-9 to the Tar Heels in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals.
Sports: Fresno State basketball hopes APR won't take a big bite
Fresno State guard Kevin Olekaibe, who last month asked for and was granted a release from his scholarship, is off to a destination still to be decided.