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St. John’s Upset Path Starts With Turning Duke Into a Street Fight

Seth Greenberg said St. John’s can’t beat Duke by playing pretty. “They need to make this a rock fight,” he said on Get Up, arguing the Red Storm must chase extra possessions, shrink the game and force Cameron Boozer into primary ballhandling. Greenberg also noted St. John’s isn’t built around shooting, making pressure and physicality its clearest path.

By Raahib Singh

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Paul Pierce Thinks KD, LeBron and Steph Need a New No. 1 Beside Them

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Anthony Edwards Clears a Step Forward, but Minnesota Still Won’t Have Him Yet

Edwards has been cleared for on-court practice activities, a positive step in his recovery from right knee inflammation. Still, the Timberwolves will be without him again against Detroit, marking his sixth straight missed game. Minnesota first announced March 18 that Ant would be re-evaluated in one to two weeks, so his return now appears closer.

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Hannah Hidalgo’s 31 Sends Notre Dame Past Vanderbilt and Into the Elite Eight

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Hannah Hidalgo’s 31 Sends Notre Dame Past Vanderbilt and Into the Elite Eight

Notre Dame outlasted No. 2 seed Vanderbilt, 67-64, in Friday’s Sweet 16 behind Hannah Hidalgo’s 31 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists, and 10 steals. Mikayla Blakes scored 26 for the Commodores but shot 7-for-26 from the field. The win sends the sixth-seeded Irish to the Elite Eight after knocking off another higher seed, following their second-round upset of Ohio State.

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Dwyane Wade Had a Blunt Reminder for Patrick Beverley: You Never Saw My Best

Wade responded to Beverley calling Harden better saying Pat only knows the injured version of his career, not the one that won titles. “You experienced a portion of my game,” Wade said, adding, “When I was winning championship[s], you weren’t even around.” He told Beverley he never “felt the wrath” of peak D-Wade and “still couldn’t f*** with me then.”

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Connecticut Sun Sold to the Fertitta Family as Rockets Owners Bring WNBA Back to Houston

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Connecticut Sun Sold to the Fertitta Family as Rockets Owners Bring WNBA Back to Houston

The Ferttita family, owners of the Rockets, are being back the WNBA to Houston, having purchased the Connecticut Sun for $300 million. The team will play its final season in 2026, before the relocation happens, per Alexa Philippou. The team is expected to be renamed the Houston Comets, bringing back the beloved team that once dominated the WNBA.

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