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Delon Wright (Washington Wizards) with an assist vs the Toronto Raptors, 03/02/2023
Delon Wright (Washington Wizards) with an assist vs the Toronto Raptors, 03/02/2023
“It makes you wonder, how welcome are we really as past Masters champions?”
SDSU was down 14 at one point in the second half.
Tyler Bratton took his brief case and left the building.
The Final Four game was everything this season deserved and for only the third time in tournament history, a No. 1 seed will not play in the national title game.
What a way to spend a Saturday in San Diego.
UConn will play for a shot at its fifth national title on Monday against San Diego State.
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Anthony Richardson had a little fun during his Pro Day.
Dawn Staley did not appreciate the way some people were talking about her team during the NCAA tournament.
Caitlin Clark and Iowa handed South Carolina its first loss of the season.
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Carter is an elite prospect, but his alleged involvement in a fatal car crash reportedly means that he won't join the Raiders.
"He's been a great friend," DeChambeau said of Woods.
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Kim Mulkey was largely quiet about Brittney Griner’s arrest and detainment in Russia despite them winning a national title together at Baylor.
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“How many other coaches would wear another school’s jersey while playing in the NCAA tournament?” Mosley told Yahoo Sports. “I appreciate her for keeping our history alive.”