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ON THIS DAY three years ago, No. 1 seed Virginia Tech opened the third quarter of the Final Four with a 17–7 run to take a 51–39 lead over the LSU. But consecutive baskets from Angel Reese shifted the momentum and changed the trajectory of the game. Those two...

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There’s been plenty of discussion about Angel Reese’s rebounding, but what has stood out just as much is her growth—already in her second year—at creating scoring opportunities for herself. Of her 14.7 points per game, 8.4 (57.1%) are unassisted. That (8.4) unassisted points per game ranks third among frontcourt players, trailing only A’ja Wilson and Alyssa Thomas. Reese has shown the ability to put pressure on defenders going downhill in the half court, push the ball the length of the floor in transition, and get to the free-throw line. On top of that, she continues to generate points off teammates’ missed shots, turning second-chance opportunities into a reliable part of her offensive impact.
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There’s been plenty of discussion about Angel Reese’s rebounding, but what has stood out just as much is her growth—already in her second year—at creating scoring opportunities for herself. Of her 14.7 points per game, 8.4 (57.1%) are unassisted. That (8.4) unassisted points per game ranks third among frontcourt players, trailing only A’ja Wilson and Alyssa Thomas. Reese has shown the ability to put pressure on defenders going downhill in the half court, push the ball the length of the floor in transition, and get to the free-throw line. On top of that, she continues to generate points off teammates’ missed shots, turning second-chance opportunities into a reliable part of her offensive impact.

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Angel Reese in the Final Four of March Madness during LSU’s title run: 🔥 24 PTS 🔥 12 REB 🔥 3 STL 🔥 11/19 (58%) ❤️Tied for the most double doubles (33) ❤️Scored 10 points while limiting 6’6 Kitley to 0 in the 4th quarter to help lead LSU to a win from a 12 point deficit.
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Angel Reese in the Final Four of March Madness during LSU’s title run: 🔥 24 PTS 🔥 12 REB 🔥 3 STL 🔥 11/19 (58%) ❤️Tied for the most double doubles (33) ❤️Scored 10 points while limiting 6’6 Kitley to 0 in the 4th quarter to help lead LSU to a win from a 12 point deficit.

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In Game 2 of the 2001 NBA Finals, played in Los Angeles, the Lakers beat the Sixers 98-89. Kobe Bryant started the game with 12 points in the first quarter, while Shaq scored 12 points in the second quarter. O’Neal finished with 28 points, 20 rebounds, nine assists, and eight blocks, coming close to a quadruple double. Before the game, Lakers coach Phil Jackson had growled at O’Neal, "Don't be afraid to block a shot!" after O'Neal failed to block a shot in Game 1.
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In Game 2 of the 2001 NBA Finals, played in Los Angeles, the Lakers beat the Sixers 98-89. Kobe Bryant started the game with 12 points in the first quarter, while Shaq scored 12 points in the second quarter. O’Neal finished with 28 points, 20 rebounds, nine assists, and eight blocks, coming close to a quadruple double. Before the game, Lakers coach Phil Jackson had growled at O’Neal, "Don't be afraid to block a shot!" after O'Neal failed to block a shot in Game 1.

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Jokić and Murray combine for 25 of Denver's 30 third quarter points 😲 Jokić: 12 points (31 in Game) Murray: 13 points (24 in Game) Nuggets seek a 3-2 lead on the road tonight on TNT!
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Jokić and Murray combine for 25 of Denver's 30 third quarter points 😲 Jokić: 12 points (31 in Game) Murray: 13 points (24 in Game) Nuggets seek a 3-2 lead on the road tonight on TNT!

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🏀 Player of the Week 🏀 Luke Skaljac (luke_skally) propelled Miami to a pair of wins against UMass and Bowling Green this week to remain undefeated (27-0, 14-0 MAC). In 31.9 minutes per game, Skaljac averaged 20.0 points, 6.0 assists, 2.5 rebounds and 1.0 steal. He also shot 14-of-25 (56.0%) from the field, 6-of-13 (46.2%) from the three-point line and 6-of-7 (85.7%) from the free-throw line over the two games. The sophomore guard opened the week with 16 points, seven assists, two rebounds and one steal in an 86-77 win over the Minutemen Tuesday night. Skaljac then recorded 24 points (the most of his career), five assists, three rebounds and one steal in a 91-77 victory against the Falcons Friday night Miami Men’s Basketball | #MACtion
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🏀 Player of the Week 🏀 Luke Skaljac (luke_skally) propelled Miami to a pair of wins against UMass and Bowling Green this week to remain undefeated (27-0, 14-0 MAC). In 31.9 minutes per game, Skaljac averaged 20.0 points, 6.0 assists, 2.5 rebounds and 1.0 steal. He also shot 14-of-25 (56.0%) from the field, 6-of-13 (46.2%) from the three-point line and 6-of-7 (85.7%) from the free-throw line over the two games. The sophomore guard opened the week with 16 points, seven assists, two rebounds and one steal in an 86-77 win over the Minutemen Tuesday night. Skaljac then recorded 24 points (the most of his career), five assists, three rebounds and one steal in a 91-77 victory against the Falcons Friday night Miami Men’s Basketball | #MACtion

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30 years ago today David Robinson was awarded the NBA MVP before game two of the Western Conference Finals against the Rockets. Hakeem Olajuwon, who finished fifth, scored 41 points and led the Rockets to a 106-96 win. Here are all 18 of Olajuwon's made baskets from that game
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30 years ago today David Robinson was awarded the NBA MVP before game two of the Western Conference Finals against the Rockets. Hakeem Olajuwon, who finished fifth, scored 41 points and led the Rockets to a 106-96 win. Here are all 18 of Olajuwon's made baskets from that game

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Six years ago today junior Herbert Jones achieved legendary status in the annals of Alabama Men’s Basketball history as his grittiness and spirit helped propel the Crimson Tide to an 88-82 victory over the No. 25 LSU Tigers in Coleman Coliseum on Feb. 15, 2020. Just two weeks after having his fractured left wrist surgically repaired, Jones literally played one-handed against the Tigers and somehow finished with a career-high 17 rebounds, including five on the offensive end, to go along with six points, three assists, two blocks, two charges taken and a steal in 29 minutes of action. During a dramatic moment in the second half, Jones made two one-handed free throws that stirred the Alabama crowd into a frenzy. “There was a lot of crowd noise when that happened,” Alabama head coach Nate Oats said. “I think it was recognition of the fact that he is such a warrior. He stepped up with one hand, got 17 rebounds, goes 2-for-2 with his off hand at the line.” The blue-collar performance inspired his teammates as Kira Lewis Jr. scored a game-high 27 points and handed out four assists, while Jaden Shackelford had 26 points which included five 3-pointers.
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Six years ago today junior Herbert Jones achieved legendary status in the annals of Alabama Men’s Basketball history as his grittiness and spirit helped propel the Crimson Tide to an 88-82 victory over the No. 25 LSU Tigers in Coleman Coliseum on Feb. 15, 2020. Just two weeks after having his fractured left wrist surgically repaired, Jones literally played one-handed against the Tigers and somehow finished with a career-high 17 rebounds, including five on the offensive end, to go along with six points, three assists, two blocks, two charges taken and a steal in 29 minutes of action. During a dramatic moment in the second half, Jones made two one-handed free throws that stirred the Alabama crowd into a frenzy. “There was a lot of crowd noise when that happened,” Alabama head coach Nate Oats said. “I think it was recognition of the fact that he is such a warrior. He stepped up with one hand, got 17 rebounds, goes 2-for-2 with his off hand at the line.” The blue-collar performance inspired his teammates as Kira Lewis Jr. scored a game-high 27 points and handed out four assists, while Jaden Shackelford had 26 points which included five 3-pointers.

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Tennessee and Auburn? How about The Wizard 🪄 Throwback to when Tony White dropped a program-record 51 points against Auburn on February 14, 1987. White led the Vols to a 103-84 win over the Tigers in the third-to-last game played in Stokely Athletics Center. #ForTheFans
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Tennessee and Auburn? How about The Wizard 🪄 Throwback to when Tony White dropped a program-record 51 points against Auburn on February 14, 1987. White led the Vols to a 103-84 win over the Tigers in the third-to-last game played in Stokely Athletics Center. #ForTheFans

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On this date 21 years ago, Alabama Men’s Basketball stunned the nation when the Crimson Tide rallied from a 13-point deficit in the second half to upset No. 1-seeded Stanford, 70-67, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament in Seattle on March 20, 2004. Kennedy Winston scored 21 points for the No. 8-seeded Crimson Tide, which made 10 of 14 free throws in the final minutes to secure the victory in the West Regional. Led by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress, the Cardinal entered the game with an impressive 30-1 record and with 7:40 remaining in the second half had built a comfortable 53-40 lead, before Alabama mounted its incredible comeback with a 16-0 run. Earnest Shelton helped spark the Crimson Tide rally and finished with 14 points, while Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each had 12 points. Childress scored 12 points for the top-seeded team in the Phoenix (West) Region but fouled out with 3:18 left and watched the final minutes in dismay from the end of the Stanford bench. “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated,” read a sign in the Alabama locker room. The shocking victory earned a “Sports Illustrated” cover the following week and propelled the Crimson Tide, coached by Mark Gottfried, to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991.
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On this date 21 years ago, Alabama Men’s Basketball stunned the nation when the Crimson Tide rallied from a 13-point deficit in the second half to upset No. 1-seeded Stanford, 70-67, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament in Seattle on March 20, 2004. Kennedy Winston scored 21 points for the No. 8-seeded Crimson Tide, which made 10 of 14 free throws in the final minutes to secure the victory in the West Regional. Led by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress, the Cardinal entered the game with an impressive 30-1 record and with 7:40 remaining in the second half had built a comfortable 53-40 lead, before Alabama mounted its incredible comeback with a 16-0 run. Earnest Shelton helped spark the Crimson Tide rally and finished with 14 points, while Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each had 12 points. Childress scored 12 points for the top-seeded team in the Phoenix (West) Region but fouled out with 3:18 left and watched the final minutes in dismay from the end of the Stanford bench. “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated,” read a sign in the Alabama locker room. The shocking victory earned a “Sports Illustrated” cover the following week and propelled the Crimson Tide, coached by Mark Gottfried, to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991.

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On this date 22 years ago on March 20, 2004, Alabama Men’s Basketball delivered one of the most stunning NCAA Tournament upsets in program history, rallying from a 13-point second-half deficit to take down No. 1 seed Stanford, 70-67, in Seattle. The eighth-seeded Crimson Tide looked dead in the water midway through the second half. Stanford, powered by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress and carrying a dominant 30-1 record, had built a 53-40 lead with just 7:40 remaining. Everything pointed toward a routine closeout by the top seed. Then came the surge that Alabama fans still talk about today. The Tide flipped the game on its head with a breathtaking 16-0 run, turning a double-digit deficit into a lead in a matter of minutes. The momentum inside the arena shifted completely as Alabama’s defense tightened and Stanford suddenly had no answers. Kennedy Winston led the charge with 21 points, while Earnest Shelton poured in 14 to help ignite the comeback. Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each added 12 points, and Alabama showed poise at the line—knocking down 10 of 14 free throws in the closing minutes to seal the upset. Childress, held to 12 points, fouled out with 3:18 remaining and could only watch from the bench as the Tide completed the shocker. In the Alabama locker room afterward, a sign summed it up perfectly: “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated.” The victory sent shockwaves across college basketball, landing Alabama on the cover of Sports Illustrated and propelling the program to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991—a moment that still stands as one of the defining wins of the modern era of Crimson Tide basketball.
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On this date 22 years ago on March 20, 2004, Alabama Men’s Basketball delivered one of the most stunning NCAA Tournament upsets in program history, rallying from a 13-point second-half deficit to take down No. 1 seed Stanford, 70-67, in Seattle. The eighth-seeded Crimson Tide looked dead in the water midway through the second half. Stanford, powered by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress and carrying a dominant 30-1 record, had built a 53-40 lead with just 7:40 remaining. Everything pointed toward a routine closeout by the top seed. Then came the surge that Alabama fans still talk about today. The Tide flipped the game on its head with a breathtaking 16-0 run, turning a double-digit deficit into a lead in a matter of minutes. The momentum inside the arena shifted completely as Alabama’s defense tightened and Stanford suddenly had no answers. Kennedy Winston led the charge with 21 points, while Earnest Shelton poured in 14 to help ignite the comeback. Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each added 12 points, and Alabama showed poise at the line—knocking down 10 of 14 free throws in the closing minutes to seal the upset. Childress, held to 12 points, fouled out with 3:18 remaining and could only watch from the bench as the Tide completed the shocker. In the Alabama locker room afterward, a sign summed it up perfectly: “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated.” The victory sent shockwaves across college basketball, landing Alabama on the cover of Sports Illustrated and propelling the program to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991—a moment that still stands as one of the defining wins of the modern era of Crimson Tide basketball.

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Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream picked up their 10th win of the season, and part of that success came from attacking matchups involving Caitlin Clark defensively. Atlanta scored 30 points with Clark as the direct defender, the most points surrendered by any defender in a game this season. That surpassed the 29 points Chicago scored with Clark as the primary defender just a few games ago. It was also the fourth time this season an opponent has scored 25+ points with Clark as the primary defender. The Indiana Fever are (1-3) in those games, with opponents also scoring 28 points in a game against Golden State and 25 points against Dallas.
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Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream picked up their 10th win of the season, and part of that success came from attacking matchups involving Caitlin Clark defensively. Atlanta scored 30 points with Clark as the direct defender, the most points surrendered by any defender in a game this season. That surpassed the 29 points Chicago scored with Clark as the primary defender just a few games ago. It was also the fourth time this season an opponent has scored 25+ points with Clark as the primary defender. The Indiana Fever are (1-3) in those games, with opponents also scoring 28 points in a game against Golden State and 25 points against Dallas.

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On this day 35 years ago: Clemson erased a 16-point halftime deficit to beat La Salle and advance to the Sweet 16. Dale Davis led the comeback with 26 points and 17 rebounds
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On this day 35 years ago: Clemson erased a 16-point halftime deficit to beat La Salle and advance to the Sweet 16. Dale Davis led the comeback with 26 points and 17 rebounds

Cliff Spammonds

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Garrett Mitchell stays hot with a two-out, two-run double that extends the lead to 6-3. It's Mitchell's third hit of the game and fifth in the last two days.
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Garrett Mitchell stays hot with a two-out, two-run double that extends the lead to 6-3. It's Mitchell's third hit of the game and fifth in the last two days.

Adam McCalvy

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16 years ago today: OU set an NCAA record as the first team to score 60-plus points in five-consecutive games. The No. 2 Sooners set the record with a 62-21 beatdown over Missouri in the Big 12 Championship Game from Kansas City.
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16 years ago today: OU set an NCAA record as the first team to score 60-plus points in five-consecutive games. The No. 2 Sooners set the record with a 62-21 beatdown over Missouri in the Big 12 Championship Game from Kansas City.

The REF

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#UILState 3AD2 Championship🏆 Paradise 52 Westwood 51 UNREAL ENDING. Paradise storms back to beat Westwood in the final minute and win their first ever state title, but not before Westwood has a clean look for the win off a steal with 0.8 seconds on the clock. 🏅MVP: Max Jordan (2026) Paradise’s reliable scoring presence on the interior scored 29 points, including the go ahead basket to give Paradise their first and only lead of the game at 52-51. Cooper Jones had a cold shooting first half but showed up when his team needed it, with a pair of HUGE threes late in the 4th quarter. Brothers Kavian and Kaden Bryant finished with 26 & 12 points respectively for Westwood. #GASO
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#UILState 3AD2 Championship🏆 Paradise 52 Westwood 51 UNREAL ENDING. Paradise storms back to beat Westwood in the final minute and win their first ever state title, but not before Westwood has a clean look for the win off a steal with 0.8 seconds on the clock. 🏅MVP: Max Jordan (2026) Paradise’s reliable scoring presence on the interior scored 29 points, including the go ahead basket to give Paradise their first and only lead of the game at 52-51. Cooper Jones had a cold shooting first half but showed up when his team needed it, with a pair of HUGE threes late in the 4th quarter. Brothers Kavian and Kaden Bryant finished with 26 & 12 points respectively for Westwood. #GASO

Lyndon Cook 🏀

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12 years ago today: LeBron James dropped 35 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Miami HEAT to a gritty 98-96 road win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 2 of the NBA Finals — tying the series 1-1. LeBron: 35 PTS (14-22 FG), 10 REB
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12 years ago today: LeBron James dropped 35 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Miami HEAT to a gritty 98-96 road win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 2 of the NBA Finals — tying the series 1-1. LeBron: 35 PTS (14-22 FG), 10 REB

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