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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 13, 2018A week ago, Boise State senior quarterback Brett Rypien spoke hopefully about a "storybook ending" to the No. 25 Broncos' season. With one giant slain, the possibility remains. Rypien set Mountain West career records for passing yards and pass completions in Boise State's 24-17 home victory over then-No. 23 Fresno State last Friday, the opener of a three-game stretch critical to the Broncos' chances of repeating as the Mountain West Mountain division champion. Next up, New Mexico. Boise State (8-2, 5-1) will take a five-game winning streak into a meeting against New Mexico (4-7, 1-5) on Friday night, and a victory would assure the Broncos of winner-take-all game for the division title at home against No. 23 Utah State (9-1, 6-0) next week, regardless of the Aggies' result at Colorado State on Saturday. "We all know what our goal is," Boise State coach Bryan Harsin said. "We want to play in that championship game. "It's time to finish the season. Every year you have to find a way to win your division. A lot of work goes into where we are right now. It's a chance to finish it (and) finish it right. It starts at New Mexico. " Boise State has won two of the five championship games since the league went to a two-division format in 2013, and the Broncos had to overcome a 17-3 third-quarter deficit to beat Fresno State in the first do-or-die game last week. No one played a bigger role than Rypien, who had 269 yards passing with one touchdown and an interception and rushed for 30 yards. His 49-yard touchdown pass to freshman Khalil Shakir with 9:22 remaining in the fourth quarter broke a tie at 17. "He stepped up and guys are barreling down on him," Harsin said. "He was able to deliver a perfect ball in that situation. You think about all that going on, and you can deliver a perfect throw like that in a tight ball game, that's a lot of hard work. " Rypien passed former San Diego State quarterback Ryan Lindley's league record for career passing yards with a 41-yard completion on the first play of the San Diego State game and has 12,924 yards. Rypien, whose father, Mark, was a long-time NFL player, has 981 completions. Halfback Alex Mattison rushed for a season-high 144 yards and two touchdowns on 30 carries last week and has 870 yards and 12 touchdowns rushing this season. He has 369 yards rushing and five touchdowns in the last three games, when he also has caught eight passes for 55 yards. "The running game, it takes everyone to go out there and do it," Harsin said. "I thought he elevated his game. " Wide receivers Sean Modster and A. J. Richardson have been Rypien's primary targets, combining for 94 receptions, 1,442 yards and 12 touchdowns. Despite the five-game winning streak following early losses to Oklahoma State and San Diego State, Harsin did not want to go there when asked if his team has hit its stride. "Some teams are doing that right now, the really good teams," he said. "We just haven't had that. There are some simple things we can execute better. " A home loss to New Mexico in 2015 helped derail the Broncos' chances of winning the division that season, a defeat Harsin said "still stings" and can serve as motivation for this week. The Lobos have lost five straight since beating UNLV 50-14 in the conference opener and have had trouble with the cream of the conference, losing 38-7 to Fresno State and 61-19 to Utah State. Air Force had 623 yards total offense, 478 rushing, in a 42-24 victory last week. The Lobos have given up an average of 482 yards a game this season, ranked 119th of the 129 FBS schools, although the defense has been opportunistic the last two weeks while recovering three fumbles and returned one for a touchdown in each. "At some point, something good has to happen for us," coach Bob Davie told reporters. "We just have to continue to accept the challenge and fight to get better, and just win a game. " Boise State has averaged 43. 0 points and undefeated in four games at New Mexico, scoring 60 points in 2014 and 49 in 2016.
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Preview from The Associated
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+207
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Over 224.5 (-109)
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Under 224.5 (-111)
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 15, 2018WASHINGTON -- The Wizards will go for their fourth straight win when they host the Brooklyn Nets on Friday night.Washington improved to 5-9 with a 119-95 win over the undermanned Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night. Bradley Beal scored 20 points and Otto Porter added 15 for the Wizards, who never trailed and led by as many as 27 points."We did a good job of coming out there very aggressive on the defensive end," Dwight Howard said. "We got a lot of stops early which allowed us to get a pretty good lead." A good sign for Washington is that Howard, who missed the early part of the season, is getting into game shape. He played 20 minutes against Cleveland, grabbing seven rebounds and scoring 10 points, two on a first-quarter alley-oop from John Wall."It's getting better," Howard said. "The guys, Brad and John and (Markieff Morris) were talking about that tonight, me getting my legs back and what that will mean for everybody." Washington is also playing better defense than a few weeks back and their second unit continues to provide offense. The Wizards reserves, led by Austin Rivers (12 points), outscored the Cleveland bench squad 55-36.The Wizards made 13 of 40 3-point attempts against the Cavaliers and scored 29 points off turnovers."We still have a lot of work to do -- we still have to get better. We're still not content with where we are," Beal said. "We put three (wins) together, but we still have a couple more at home that we have to take care of." Washington faces another team dealing with injuries Friday night. The Nets played their first game without leading scorer Caris LeVert (dislocated right foot) Wednesday night and, as expected, things did not go well in a 120-107 home loss to the Miami Heat.The Nets, also without starting center Jarrett Allen (illness), allowed 37 points in the first quarter and never got closer than seven the rest of the way. Spencer Dinwiddie led six Nets in double figures with 18 points, his 13th double-figure scoring effort in 14 games."It's a big void," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson told Newsday regarding the loss of LeVert. "It's both ends. He and D'Angelo (Russell) were sharing it so well and they had good chemistry. We're going to have to look at what fits best with each lineup."We started Allen (Crabbe) tonight, but going forward, we have to look. Do we want more ballhandlers in the lineup? Do we want more shooters? The returns tonight weren't great, so we're going to have to figure out the lineup." Without LeVert, the Nets struggled offensively until a late surge and finished shooting 40.2 percent from the field (41-102) and 28.6 percent from 3-point range (8-28).Rondae Hollis-Jefferson had 14 points and nine rebounds for the Nets and Napier finished with 13 points. Ed Davis, making his first start of the season, had nine rebounds.The Heat shoot 54.1 percent."It was everywhere," Russell said of the breakdown on defense. "They got what they wanted whenever they wanted: Transition, half-court, off turnovers, whatever it was they got it."
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Preview from The Associated
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+192
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+5.5 (-110)
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Over 214.5 (-110)
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-230
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Under 214.5 (-110)
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 15, 2018For Miami Heat guard Goran Dragic, the victory over Brooklyn was needed desperately."We lost three games straight, so this game was huge for us," said Dragic, whose team won 120-107 Wednesday night."We had a little meeting to just try to get that swag back and everybody was pumped, everybody was cheering for each other and we just followed the recipe that Spo (Coach Erik Spoelstra) and the coaching staff tell us before the game. How we need to defend, how we need to play and when we do that, when we focus enough, it's a little bit easier." The Heat (6-8) will play at the Indiana Pacers (8-6) Friday night.The visiting Pacers beat the Heat 110-102 a week ago, scoring the final 12 points. However, Dragic was out that game with knee injury. Dragic struggled in his return, going scoreless in a loss to Washington Saturday. He followed that up with 22 points in a loss to Philadelphia Monday and 21 against Brooklyn.Pacers coach Nate McMillan said having Dragic makes a huge difference."It's a really good team," McMillan said. "It's team that scrapes. They get after you. They have length and speed out on the floor. He's a floor general. He does a good job initiating their offense in transition. He's a strong point guard who can pretty much get to where he wants to on the floor, does a good job of scoring and setting up his teammates. So a very smart guard, normally does a good job of establishing the tempo for them." Pacers guard Victor Oladipo said Dragic has the ability to produce points for himself and his teammates."We definitely have to be ready to play and make sure we do a great job of trying to slow him down," Oladipo said.Dragic is averaging 17.1 points and 4.8 assists. Josh Richardson leads the team with a 20.1 average.Defense was the difference for the Heat against the Nets."It has to be the way for this team," Spoelstra said. "It's hard hat, lunch pail every day and there is no other way." Spoelstra said he liked his team's approach the last few days before the Brooklyn game."Those things don't guarantee anything, but you try to build habits and guys really committed with the efforts, with their voices to make it tough," he said.Spoelstra said there was an effort to protect the 3-point line."We've been trying to do that all season and we've struggled sometimes and sometimes we look like this," Spoelstra said. "I'm sure there is a little emotional feeling of not having (Caris) LeVert (injured Brooklyn guard), we know that as well as anybody, and we've gone through that quite a bit. But, they still have dangerous players and the way they play is a tough way to defend. You have to scramble, you have to protect the paint and you have to get out to the 3-point line and in many cases, two or three steps past that. For the most part our focus to do that was adequate." Heat guard Tyler Johnson scored 24 points off the bench against the Nets. Johnson hit 9 of 12 shots after shooting below 42 percent in the previous four games."We need him to be aggressive, too, off the bench," Spoelstra said. "We've been able to insert him a little earlier in the game since Dwyane (Wade) is away and that's kind of activated him and gotten him engaged quicker. He's reading it as well because not every play is just to make to the rim, but the aggressiveness is important for us. It's good for him to see the ball go in the rim because he's putting the effort in." Wade will miss his seventh consecutive game on paternity leave.
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 15, 2018Some losses sting, momentary setbacks in the middle of the season that may seem inexplicable, but fade over time.And some losses are truly historic.That the Philadelphia 76ers and Utah Jazz find each other at 7 p.m. on Friday night at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center -- the 76ers coming off a disappointing loss at Orlando and the Jazz coming off an utterly unbelievable defeat in Dallas -- is perhaps a stroke of luck.For one of the teams, at least.The 76ers simply fell 111-106 on Wednesday night in a winnable game that slipped away as the Magic blitzed them, 35-19, in the fourth quarter.The Jazz, however, lost 118-68 to lowly Dallas on Wednesday, the worst loss for the team since moving to Utah, and the Mavericks' second-largest margin of victory in team history. The Mavs set a team record for stinginess, holding the Jazz to 22 second-half points, including nine in the fourth quarter.If Philadelphia is reeling, Utah is doubled over in pain right about now."There was a point where we stopped competing," Jazz head coach Quin Snyder told reporters after the game. "We all have to own that and obviously the scoreboard represented it." There was no hiding from the truth on Wednesday. Utah stunk, and it knew it. The Jazz shot 31.3 percent from the field and 17 percent from 3-point range, with only one player -- power forward Derrick Favors -- having a plus-minus ratio better than negative-12. Favors was negative-five.Utah allowed Dallas to shoot 58 percent from the field, with no starter playing more than 26 minutes. In the second half, the Mavericks outscored the Jazz, 60-22."They outplayed us in every lineup and every guy we got up on the court against," center Rudy Gobert said. "We simply got outplayed from the first to last minute. Everything negative that could have happened on the court was happening tonight." The 76ers didn't exactly fight Murphy's Law in their loss to Orlando, but they certainly know they let one slip away against the Magic in Jimmy Butler's debut.Seeking their first road winning streak of the year, the Sixers led by 11 after three quarters -- outscoring Orlando 35-23 in the third quarter -- before the Magic rallied back late.Philadelphia's loss wasn't exactly a franchise low, but it was certainly not how they wanted to introduce themselves to Butler, who scored just 14 points in the loss. Head coach Brett Brown knows his biggest challenge in the near future is to make the talent gel, and quick."It's now my job to integrate him into the program," Brown told reporters. "To tap into his skill sets, and put him in a position to do well and help the team win. That is different. From coaching human beings and coaching the players and correcting and teaching and talking, there is zero difference to me. But the inclusion of him from a talent perspective, yes, there is." Utah comes into the game knowing it can't afford to slack on both sides of the ball against a team with a triumvirate like the Sixers' Butler, Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid."We just didn't play with a lot of pride defensively," Utah guard Donovan Mitchell said after the loss to Dallas. "Obviously, when shots aren't falling, our defense has to drive us even more."
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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+110
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 15, 2018BOSTON -- The Toronto Raptors, saddled with their first two-game losing streak of the season, visit TD Garden Friday night for the second battle of the season between the teams picked to finish atop the Eastern Conference.The Raptors (12-3) lost both games at home after a 12-1 start - falling 126-110 to the New Orleans Pelicans before losing on a buzzer-beater to the Detroit Pistons and former Toronto coach Dwane Casey Wednesday night.Casey, of course, was fired by the Raptors after a playoff disaster against the Cleveland Cavaliers despite winning NBA coach of the year honors. He returned to Toronto with the Pistons and his team earned him a measure of revenge when Reggie Bullock hit a floater at the buzzer.The Celtics, easy winners over the Bulls Wednesday night at the start of a stretch of three home games in four nights, are just 8-6 on the season and hope to even the season series with the Raptors.Back on Oct. 19, Kawhi Leonard delivered 31 points, 10 rebounds and three assists in Toronto's 113-101 home win over Boston.VegasINSIDER.com, in its latest odds, has the Celtics at 9-1 odds and the Raptors 10-1 to beat the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals. Both are listed at 9-4 to win the East.Kyrie Irving came through with 17 points, six rebounds and seven assists in Wednesday's win over the Bulls. The Celtics are 4-1 at home, while the Raptors come in 5-1 on the road as they begin a four-game road trip."Coming into the season we were all expecting that we would just kind of take over," Boston's Al Horford said after Wednesday's win, "and we're very dangerous. I feel like we've been humbled a little bit. We're in a position now where we have an opportunity to start building that. And we have to do it every night. If we're able to do that, we'll have a chance to be special." The Raptors reeled off 12 wins in their first 13 games before they, too, were humbled -- blowing a 19-point lead Wednesday.They had trouble from behind the arc in these two losses -- missing nine of their first 10 3-pointers in both games and finishing 4 of 20 from deep in Wednesday's loss.Toronto was guilty of eight turnovers and scored just 16 points in the fourth quarter against the Pistons."Play better defense, execution on the offensive end, a lot of things could have happened, (that) we be different," Kyle Lowry said after the loss to Casey and the Pistons. "Just was a tough game for us." Manpower continues to be a problem for the Raptors. Danny Green (lower back tightness) went down during the game Wednesday, while Norman Powell (shoulder) and C. J. Miles (adductor) were already out. Serge Ibaka (right knee soreness) was a late scratch.Coach Nick Nurse said he expected Ibaka back for Friday night's game.Marcus Morris missed Wednesday's game for the Celtics because of illness and was questionable for Friday.The Celtics finish their home back-to-back when they seek revenge against the Utah Jazz Saturday night. Utah defeated Boston in Gordon Hayward's return to Salt Lake City -- part of the Celtics' poor road trip.Boston won both TD Garden meetings with the Raptors last season, and Toronto won both games up north.
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 15, 2018A week ago, Jimmy Butler played his last game for the Minnesota Timberwolves and it was the finale of a winless five-game road trip in Sacramento.A day later, reports began surfacing of Butler's trade to the Philadelphia 76ers and by Monday the deal was official.The response for the Timberwolves has been consecutive wins and Friday, they get a chance to claim a third straight win when they host the Portland Trail Blazers, who won the first meeting by 30 points on Nov. 4.The Wolves are on their second winning streak of the season and trying to dig out of the 4-9 hole that Butler's trade saga overshadowed. On Monday, Minnesota officially obtained Robert Covington and Dario Saric from Philadelphia and while they didn't play, the Wolves halted their skid with a 120-113 win over the Brooklyn Nets.Karl Anthony-Towns enjoyed one of his more productive showings of his slow start by totaling 25 points and 21 rebounds Monday. With Covington and Saric active on Wednesday, Towns followed it up by getting 25 points and 16 rebounds in a 107-100 win over the New Orleans.As for their new players, Covington started and scored 13 points in 41 minutes while Saric added nine in 20 minutes."I was very impressed with them," Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau said. "They just play hard. Even if they're not quite sure on something, they hustle, and hustle goes a long way." However, Towns had plenty of help as all five starters reached double figures, including Andrew Wiggins, who finished with 23 points."We were just playing together," Towns said after Minnesota totaled a season-best 29 assists and won despite shooting 41.1 percent. "We did a great job getting the ball around, getting everyone involved. It was just about having fun and playing with love and enthusiasm." Perhaps more of a positive sign is what unfolded in the fourth quarter Wednesday. Despite shooting 3 of 12 in the final five minutes, the Wolves finished with a 13-6 run thanks to an 11-3 rebounding edge."Whoever's on the floor has to step it up," Wiggins said. "When Jimmy was here, Jimmy was a good player -- that's proven. Now it's up to us to close out games." Minnesota played without Derrick Rose, who played 39 minutes Monday but missed Wednesday with left knee soreness. The Wolves will re-evaluate Rose before deciding if he plays.Portland's first win over the Wolves marked the eighth straight time the home team won in the series between the teams. It also started a four-game winning streak but the streak ended Wednesday with a 126-117 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers in the opener of a six-game road trip.Damian Lillard totaled 31 points and 11 assists Wednesday after tweaking his knee Sunday against Boston but Portland's defense had little answers for LeBron James, who finished with a 44-point night. C. J. McCollum added 23 and is averaging 23.6 points in last six games."LeBron, it was a dominant performance," Portland coach Terry Stotts said. "(Scoring) 44 points on 19 shots, that doesn't happen too often. When he's hitting his 3s and putting his head down, he's tough to stop." Portland will be looking to rebound after allowing 120 points for the third time and falling to 0-3 when doing so. The Blazers will be looking to bounce back after allowing a season-high 52.3 percent from the floor, 50 percent shooting for the second time this season and 50 points in the paint.Despite being unable to stop James and the Lakers, the Blazers are off to a 10-4 start. It is Portland's best start since 2014-15Portland enters the game tied with Denver for the fewest road games in the league at five and its second-longest trip is a winding one. After leaving Minnesota, the Blazers head to Washington, New York, Milwaukee before visiting Golden State next Friday.
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 15, 2018MEMPHIS -- Two teams coming off impressive wins to continue surprisingly strong starts go head-to-head Friday night when the Sacramento Kings visit the Memphis Grizzlies.The clubs met earlier this season in Sacramento, with the Kings (8-6) using a 21-10 advantage in free-throw points to seize a 97-92 win.The Kings are coming off a four-game homestand that featured wins over Minnesota and San Antonio. The latter was driven by 19 points from De'Aaron Fox in a 104-99 victory.After 12 consecutive years of missing the playoffs, which has allowed the franchise continually to make high draft picks, Kings players are starting to believe they've finally put a winning combination together."I've been here for four years and this is the first time that everybody is on one page and everybody likes playing with each other," observed Willie Cauley-Stein. "Everybody really cares if you do well."In the past, it was like these two dudes need to get their numbers and we might win, and if we win it's cool. Now it's like we're playing for everybody else to play good. We're helping each other play good and it's more fun that way. Everybody is getting touches and everybody is getting to make plays, and that's how you keep everyone engaged and happy." The glue to the group is Fox, the former star point guard at Kentucky. He struggled through a rookie season last year in which he averaged 11.8 points and shot just 41 percent, including 31 percent on 3-pointers.This season, he's vastly improved those numbers to 18.7 points, 51 percent shooting overall and 44 percent on threes.Fox got to the line 12 times, making seven, in the earlier win over Memphis.He once again will be matched up with Grizzlies standout Mike Conley, who outscored Fox 27-21 in the first duel.Conley came on strong late in Memphis' come-from-behind, 116-113 shocker at Milwaukee on Wednesday. He finished with 26 points.A meeting with the Kings provides a reunion of sorts for Grizzlies guard Garrett Temple, who played two seasons for Sacramento before getting dealt to Memphis in the offseason.Temple has made an immediate impact for the Grizzlies (8-5), scoring in double figures eight times, including going for 15 or more points on four occasions. Memphis is 4-0 in those games.But a guy who contributed five rebounds, two assists and two steals to Wednesday's win at Milwaukee has done a lot more than just score, coach J. B. Bickerstaff assured."He has the ability to find whatever is necessary to help the team," the coach praised. "Whether it's defense, taking the other team's best perimeter player ..."There might be nights where he scores four points or six points, but he shuts down the other team's best offensive player. He understands it's never about him." The Kings have won two in a row over the Grizzlies and have prevailed in two of their last four visits to Memphis. In a defense-dominated series, the losing team has failed to score 99 points in each of the last nine meetings.
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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+492
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 15, 2018The New Orleans Pelicans miss point guard Elfrid Payton's ball handling and defense.But they are getting a scoring boost on the perimeter from E'Twaun Moore's scoring.Payton has missed the last nine games because of a sprained ankle. Coach Alvin Gentry said Payton could have played in a 107-100 loss at Minnesota on Wednesday night, but he held him out because Payton wasn't 100 percent.The point guard could be back in the lineup when New Orleans hosts the New York Knicks on Friday night.With or without Payton, New Orleans hopes Moore can keep up the pace he has been setting. He scored 31 points against the Timberwolves, two nights after he had 30 in a 126-110 victory at Toronto. In the last three games, he has shot 65 percent from the floor and made 8 of 15 3-pinters.But his performance against Minnesota didn't prevent a slow start by New Orleans, which fell behind by as many as 21 points before rallying to momentarily take its only lead of the game in the fourth quarter."It was tough," Moore told the Pelicans team website. "We dug ourselves a hole early, simple little things early. It takes too much effort to come back and try to win." Nikola Mirotic returned from a two-game absence due to an ankle injury to get 16 points and 10 rebounds in 34 minutes, but he twisted the same ankle in the final minute Wednesday. His status will be updated Friday.Mirotic's return enabled Julius Randle to return to the bench but even his presence didn't prevent the Pelicans reserves from having a poor night as they were outscored by their Wolves counterparts, 22-5."You've got to start the game the right way, and we didn't do it," Gentry told the Pelicans team website. "We battled back and the defense really picked up (in the second half) and we closed the gap, but then we had some really poor possessions. Those are the things that cost you." New Orleans committed 18 turnovers and scored just four points in the final 4 1/2 minutes."They outhustled us," Pelicans forward Anthony Davis told the Pelicans team website, "not just the last couple possessions but the entire game. We want to play fast, controlled chaos but you know I think we try to do it and try to get everything back in one possession." Knicks coach David Fizdale changed his lineup at Oklahoma City on Wednesday, but New York lost 128-103 in its third consecutive lopsided loss even though the Thunder played without All-Star guard Russell Westbrook."We gave up 128 points for the second time (in three games)," center Enes Kanter told the New York Post. "We were No. 1 in transition defense and tonight was pretty bad." Fitzdale inserted Emmanuel Mudiay into the starting lineup at point guard and rookie Kevin Knox made his first NBA start."With young teams that's just how it is," Fizdale told Newsday. "If everybody was a complete player right now, I think we'd be in a lot different situation record wise. Every game for us is (a lesson)." The result was an even slower start for the Knicks than the Pelicans had against the Timberwolves. The Thunder had a 37-22 lead after the first quarter."We started off slow just like the other one, no different," Fizdale said of the new lineup. "But I want to look at it a little more."I'm not worried. That group will continue competing through the whole year. We'll get our butts kicked some but we won't back down or lay down."
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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+14.5 (-110)
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Nov 15, 2018MILWAUKEE -- Jabari Parker returns to Milwaukee on Friday night when the Chicago Bulls take on the Bucks in a nationally televised contest on ESPN.Parker, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2014 draft, was expected to combine with Giannis Antetokounmpo to form the cornerstone of a Bucks team looking to rise out of mediocrity and return to relevance in the Eastern Conference.Instead, Parker spent most of his first four NBA seasons watching from the sidelines thanks to a pair of season-ending ACL injuries that limited him to 183 games.While he spent time rehabbing those injuries, Milwaukee parted ways with the 6-foot, 8-inch forward last summer, rescinding their $4.3 million qualifying offer so Parker could sign a two-year, $40 million contract with the Bulls, his hometown team.Parker began the season coming off coach Fred Hoiberg's bench moved into the starting lineup for an Oct. 31 game against the Nuggets in place Chandler Hutchison. He's been a starter since and comes to Milwaukee averaging 14.9 points on 43.8 percent shooting with 6.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists over his last seven games.The numbers are good, but they haven't done much to change the Bulls' fortunes. Chicago brings a 4-11 record into its first meeting this season with the Bucks, who lead the Central Division with a 10-4 mark.Still, Parker said he has no hard feelings over the way things went."Those are my guys," Parker said. "I love to see them do well. I'm happy for them. It's very good." Parker's former teammates will be looking to bounce back after a 116-113 loss to Memphis on Wednesday. The league's top-scoring team coming into the game was held to 19 points in the opening quarter and shot 34.1 percent in the first half -- including a 4-for-23 showing from beyond the arc. The Bucks rallied and took an eight-point lead early in the fourth before fading down the stretch in their first home loss of the season."I think we could've played with more energy, and could have done better executing," Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said.It was just the latest uneven performance for a team that's been spinning its wheels after a red-hot start to the season. Milwaukee won it's first seven games in impressive fashion but has alternated losses and victories since, which has left Budenholzer admittedly puzzled."That's been on my mind a little bit," he said after a Thursday morning practice session. "We obviously need to continue that cycle for one more game and then break it. Just that attention to detail, that focus every day, I think those are the things that are going to get you over the top where you can start stringing together success and feeling good." The Bucks are in good position to turn things around against Chicago, a team they've beaten in each of the last two meetings, but also as they play the second contest of a season-long six game homestand."We've just got to stay focused, stay locked in as a team," Antetokounmpo said. "We've been winning, losing, winning, losing, but I think overall we've had a great season. But we can do better. We can do a lot better."
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Nov 16, 2018NASSAU, Bahamas Michael Oguine made four 3-pointers and scored 25 points, Ahmaad Rorie added three 3-pointers and 18 points and Montana beat Incarnate Word 93-66 on Friday to open the Islands of the Bahamas Showcase.Montana used a 28-6 run early in the second half to take control with a 26-point lead. Oguine made a 3-pointer on back-to-back possessions and Rorie had another during the spurt. Incarnate Word was held to just three field goals over an 11-minute stretch.Sayeed Pridgett made 9 of 10 shots and scored 19 points for Montana (3-0). Oguine was 10 of 11 from the field as Montana shot 62.3 percent, including 12 of 26 from 3-point range. It was Montana's best shooting percentage since the 2015-16 season.Oguine, Rorie and Pridgett combined to score 43 of Montana's opening 49 points.Freshman Morgan Taylor and Christian Peevy each scored 12 points to lead Incarnate Word (3-2).
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-325
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-7 (-105)
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Nov 15, 2018The Virginia Tech Hokies -- without multiple players they hoped would be part of their roster this season -- managed the opening game of the Charleston Classic as well as they reasonably could.They definitely managed their first game in South Carolina better than the Alabama Crimson Tide. As a result, Virginia Tech will face the Northeastern Huskies in Friday's first semifinal of the pre-Thanksgiving tournament.Virginia Tech entered Charleston without the services of Chris Clarke (suspension) and Landers Nolley (ineligible to play). The Hokies carried a limited bench into a three-games-in-four-days tournament. They knew that they would need strong games from several different players, and that's what happened against Ball State.Nickeil Alexander-Walker carried the day for the Hokies. The sophomore played 38 minutes and scored 21 points on 9-of-15 shooting. When Ball State tried to make a push midway through the second half, Alexander-Walker scored important baskets to halt the Cardinals' comeback bid.Kerry Blackshear scored 18 points and provided six offensive rebounds for Virginia Tech. Justin Robinson didn't shoot well (5 of 14), but handed out six assists and collected four steals.All told, Alexander-Walker, Blackshear and Robinson scored 54 of Virginia Tech's 73 points, roughly 75 percent."I thought we were much better than we were in our first game Last Friday," Virginia Tech head coach Buzz Williams told ESPN's Sean Farnham after the game. "I was a little concerned that maybe we made a scheduling problem because we only had one game (before this one), but I thought our guys, including our staff -- we did a very good job of getting back to what we need to be about." What is Virginia Tech about? Defensive effort.The Hokies weren't always crisp with their defensive rotations. In some two- or three-minute sequences on Thursday, late responses led to open corner threes for Ball State. However, the Cardinals didn't make many of their opportunities, finishing 9-of-27 from 3-point range. When Ball State didn't take advantage of its better possessions, it paid a price.Virginia Tech clamped down on Ball State for most of the day, especially the end of the first half. Ball State scored just seven points in the final nine minutes of the half, as Virginia Tech gained a 43-29 halftime lead. This enabled the Hokies to surrender a 10-0 run early in the second half and still have a small working margin.Walker-Alexander played his best basketball midway through the second half to extend that margin, and as soon as Virginia Tech thwarted Ball State's surge, the energy of the game changed. The Hokies swarmed Ball State's two best players, Tayler Persons (21 points) and Kyle Mallers (19 points), forcing a third Cardinal player to beat them.That player never did emerge.The Ball State supporting cast surrounding Persons and Mallers hit a total of just eight field goals and shot just 32 percent (8 of 25). Ball State's non-Persons, non-Mallers players hit just two 3-pointers (2 of 10). The Cardinals collected just nine bench points.This was exactly the kind of performance which enabled Virginia Tech to win despite its own short bench. The Hokies' reserves scored just four points, but their three best players carried the day.Virginia Tech will meet Northeastern, a 68-52 winner over Alabama on Thursday. The Huskies denied Alabama a chance to meet Virginia Tech for a second time in 2018. The two schools faced each other in the first round of the 2018 NCAA Tournament, with Alabama winning.Northeastern was never truly challenged in the program's first-ever win over an SEC school. The Huskies led 33-22 at halftime and maintained that lead throughout the second half. Alabama hit no 3-pointers in the first half and finished 3 of 19 from the arc for the game. The Tide hit just 37 percent of their field goals and were constantly hesitant against the Huskies' defense.Northeastern hit 52 percent of its field goals (22 of 42) and 53 percent of its threes (9 of 17). Vasa Pusica scored 20 points on 4-of-4 3-point shooting with five assists and three steals. He gave Alabama a lot of problems. He did, however, commit five turnovers, something Virginia Tech's defense will take note of in the Charleston semifinals.Jeremy Miller scored 11 points coming off the bench for Northeastern. Miller was elated about the win. He spoke about the Huskies' chance to play yet another Power Five conference opponent in Charleston:"Everyone's hype, everyone's really into it," he said. "I think it brings out a different side to us. We have something to prove this year." Northeastern played like a team with something to prove on Thursday. Virginia Tech will test the Huskies' acumen and aspirations on Friday in South Carolina.
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GAME RECAP
Nov 16, 2018CHARLESTON, S. C. -- Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 20 points as No. 16 Virginia Tech used a 23-2 run before halftime to overpower Northeastern 88-60 and advance to the championship of the Charleston Classic on Friday.The Huskies (2-2) moved in front 24-23 on a three by Donnell Gresham with six minutes left in the half. That's when the Hokies (3-0) took control with its game-breaking run.By then, Virginia Tech was up 46-24 and cruised into the finals.The Hokies will face wither No. 23 Purdue or Davidson in Sunday's title game.Tomas Murphy led Northeastern with 11 points. The Huskies will play the Purdue-Davidson loser for third place on Sunday.
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Recap from The Associated
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-135
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-2 (-107)
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+115
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+2 (-113)
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Under 150.5 (-113)
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Nov 16, 2018CONWAY, S. C. - Freshman Jaylen Hoard and Brandon Childress each scored 15 points and Wake Forest beat Cal State Fullerton 66-59 on Friday in the Myrtle Beach Invitational.Hoard also had seven rebounds and two blocks, and Childress made three of the Demon Deacons' six 3-pointers.Cal State Fullerton had a 25-24 lead at halftime, but Wake Forest opened the second half with a 3-pointer and back-to-back 3-point plays for a 33-31 lead. It was tied at 51 with just under five minutes remaining when Wake Forest took control with a 10-0 run as Cal State Fullerton went without a field goal for three minutes. Wake Forest sealed it by making 5 of 8 free throws in the final minute.Sharone Wright Jr. added 13 points for Wake Forest (2-1), which will play in the fifth-place game on Sunday.Khalil Ahmad led Cal State Fullerton (1-3) with 20 points. Kyle Allman Jr. added 11 points with eight assists, and Davon Clare had 10 points and nine rebounds.
Game
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-160
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-3 (-110)
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Nov 16, 2018ST. THOMAS, U. S. Virgin Islands - Gligorije Rakocevic scored 15 points, including a pair of key baskets down the stretch, and Oregon State rallied in the second half Friday for a 61-56 victory over Old Dominion in the opening game of the Paradise Jam tournament.Down 53-44 with 6:17 remaining, the Beavers (3-0) took a 56-54 lead on Rakocevic's 3-point play with 1:47 left.After Ahmad Caver missed a pair of free throws with 56 seconds remaining that would have tied it for the Monarchs (1-2), Rakocevic followed with a dunk to give Oregon State a four-point lead.Tres Tinkle had 13 points and 12 rebounds, and Stephen Thompson Jr. scored a game-high 17 points for the Beavers, who advance to Sunday's semifinals at the University of the Virgin Islands' Sports and Fitness Center.B. J. Stith scored 15 points, Caver added 12 and Justice Kithcart had 10 points for Old Dominion, which will play in Saturday's consolation round.
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Nov 16, 2018CHARLESTON, S. C. - Tevin Mack scored 20 points off five 3-pointers as Alabama bounced back from its first loss of the season with a 79-61 victory over Ball State at the Charleston Classic.Mack is a Texas transfer playing his first season for the Crimson Tide (3-1). He made five of the team's seven 3-pointers as Alabama opened a 13-2 lead and stayed comfortably in front the rest of the way.Donta Hall had 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Crimson Tide, who will play either Appalachian State or Wichita State for fifth place Sunday.K. J. Walton led Ball State (1-3) with 13 points. The Cardinals fall to the seventh-place game.
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+100
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+1 (-110)
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Nov 16, 2018CONWAY, S. C. - Terrell Allen was 8-of-11 shooting, including 4 of 5 from 3-point range, and finished with 22 points to help UCF beat Saint Joseph's 77-57 on Friday in the semifinals of the Myrtle Beach Invitational.Allen's final 3-pointer capped a 10-0 run that made it 32-22 with four minutes left in the first half and UCF (3-1) led the rest of the way. Aubrey Dawkins made a layup with 16:52 to play pushed the lead into double figures for good and B. J. Taylor's jumper capped a 12-1 spurt that gave the Knights their biggest lead at 68-45 with 10:32 remaining.Charlie Brown had 28 points and Taylor Funk scored 16 for Saint Joseph's (3-1). They combined to make 16 of 28 (57 percent) from the field, including 8 of 13 from behind the arc. The rest of the Hawks shot 18.5 percent (5 of 27) overall and made just 1-of-12 3-pointers.UCF shot 55 percent from the field, including 10 of 23 from 3-point range, and outrebounded Saint Joseph's 40-25.
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+10.5 (-104)
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GAME PREVIEW
Nov 16, 2018When the 2K Empire bracket was released, it was widely expected that No. 13 Oregon and No. 15 Syracuse were going to face off in the championship game.Come Friday, the nationally ranked teams will play each other, but not in the championship. Instead, the Ducks and Orange will tipoff in the consolation game at 4:30 p.m. ET after both being upset Thursday evening."We got to jump back right away," Oregon coach Dana Altman said after the loss to Iowa. "We got to go back, regroup a little bit and really get ready to go." Oregon was outplayed in all facets in its 77-69 loss to Iowa. Ehab Amin led the Ducks with 25 points (5-of-8 from deep) while Victor Bailey Jr. added 12 points off the bench."A disappointing effort ... our ball movement was bad," Oregon head coach Dana Altman said. "We didn't penetrate and look to make shots for our teammates." Freshman sensation Bol Bol didn't fit the billing, finishing with 14 points, five rebounds and four blocks, often being pushed out of the way and showing no real interest in the game.The Ducks got as close as 28-24 in the first half but an 11-0 Iowa run saw Oregon trailing 39-28 in at the half. Oregon tried to rally in the second half, but the Ducks missed too many point-blank shots and never really threatening the Hawkeyes en route to the loss.It was an off-shooting night for the Ducks, who were held to 37.1 percent from the field and were 6 for 18 from beyond the arc.Likewise, Syracuse was defeated 83-76 by UConn and first-year coach Dan Hurley. Jalen Carey led the Orangemen with 26 points and seven rebounds while Tyus Battle finished with 16 points and Elijah Hughes added 15.Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim was very complimentary of UConn postgame, but lamented about his team's poor offensive performance."We didn't play very smart on offense and scored (76) points," Boeheim said. "We've just got to be better on offense. Movement wasn't good. We have to get into things. We haven't been good offensively for all the game that we've played and we're trying to work guys out of position. We're not in sync (on) offense at all." The Orangemen were bothered by UConn's pressure, turning the ball over and never getting into a solid offensive rhythm. Much like Oregon, Syracuse was able to get the game somewhat close but each time, the Huskies responded, never feeling threatened one the way to the win."We weren't in any way, shape or form good on the offensive end," Boeheim said. "We got crushed on the boards ... we got crushed inside." Syracuse shot 39.4 percent from the field and was 6 for 22 from the 3-point line.Oregon and Syracuse's matchup should be an exciting one as both squads are led by talented backcourts that make their respective teams run.For Syracuse, Carey and Battle are not only the main offensive options, their spots at the top of Boeheim's 2-3 zone are imperative for a fast-flowing game. If they can get deflections, it allows the Orangemen to get into the open court and run.That could bode well for Oregon, because Amin and point guard Payton Pritchard are the catalysts for the Ducks. They're at their best when Pritchard and Amin can push the pace and attack the rim, either finishing, getting to the free throw line or kicking out to the open player.More importantly for the Ducks will be Pritchard and forward Paul White, the only real veteran players Oregon has. They have a lot to make up for as they combined for 12 points on 4-of-22 shooting against Iowa, a very poor performance for the leaders of the team."We just didn't compete tonight," Altman said. "We weren't ready to play and that was my fault -- very disappointed in myself, in the team."
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6:00 PM EST |
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+263
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+7 (-110)
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-124
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-1.5 (-116)
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+104
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6:30 PM EST |
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-254
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-6 (-110)
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+703
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+12.5 (-110)
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