Wire - College
New Timberwolves president Flip Saunders trying to strike gold a la Garnett
CHICAGO - Fresh on the job, Flip Saunders, the Minnesota Timberwolves' new president of basketball operations, worked the room when NBA executives, coaches, scouts and 60 prospects in the June draft gathered in Chicago for three days last week.
Wire - College
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WIRE - COLLEGE
Siva admits Burke's block was clean in NCAA championship game
Trey Burke thought he had it all.
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WIRE - COLLEGE
Georgetown's Otto Porter seems a good fit for Cavaliers
When he was asked to name the NBA teams he felt were the best fit for him, Otto Porter Jr. never hesitated in mentioning the Cavaliers. In fact, it was the first team out of his mouth. Yet he won't be meeting with General Manager Chris Grant or anyone from the team's traveling party during this ...
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WIRE - COLLEGE
Cody Zeller glad he stayed at Indiana extra season
There's a thought that Indiana post player Cody Zeller would have gone in the top five of last year's NBA draft.
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WIRE - COLLEGE
Work ethic may pay off big for Oladipo
Not many were calling Victor Oladipo a potential top-10 draft pick when he was a freshman defensive specialist at Indiana.
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WIRE - COLLEGE
Minnesota's Mbakwe likely a second-round pick in NBA draft
Former Minnesota Gophers forward Trevor Mbakwe arrived Thursday at the doorstep of his dreams - the annual combine for the NBA draft's top prospects - after admittedly taking the long way around.
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NC STATE
Show and tell for Pack
Wide receiver Jarvis Williams tried to split the safeties in the middle of the field on what had been a rough day at times for the secondary Saturday afternoon during N.C. State's Kay Yow Spring Football Game at Carter-Finley Stadium.
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COLLEGE
Durham company is fast with the stats, quick with the clocks
The firm's software creates the raft of stats that is key to analyzing and appreciating the 64 NCAA tournament games.
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DUKE
Duke's Plumlee brothers may start in preseason
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said that if he had to name a starting lineup at the beginning of preseason practice, brothers Mason and Miles Plumlee would be in the frontcourt.




