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Steph Curry Already Asked About Wearing Dell’s Retired Hornets No. 30

Curry said he’s already checked with his father about a possible exception after Charlotte retires Dell Curry’s No. 30. “You always keep your options open,” Steph said, joking that once a jersey reaches the rafters, “nobody should be able to touch it.” Still, he added Dell might “make a special exception” if that situation ever came up.

By Raahib Singh

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Michael Finley Believes He Could Be The Mavericks Next GM

Finley is currently serving as the co-interim general manager and vice president of player personnel for the Mavericks. However, he wants to make the GM title more permanent going forward. "I’m everything Dallas is about. I played here, through the good times and the bad times, and as a fan of the Mavericks, I know what it takes."

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2 months ago

Texas HC Admits He Can't Stop AJ Dybantsa Mid-Game

"I don't think we can," said Texas HC Sean Miller when asked how he could try and stop Dybantsa when asked at halftime after he had 20 points. "We have to do the best job we can. We can't accumulate fouls that aren't going to allow our team the best that we could be." BYU wad down 10 at half.

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Charles Barkley Ready to Return to College After High Point HC’s Epic March Madness Speech

High Point HC Flynn Clayman made his intent to win the NCAA Tournament clear in a fiery speech following his team's 83-82 upset win over Wisconsin. This hyped up Charles Barkley. "I got one year of college eligibility left. That guy makes me want to play," Barkley said. He added that players "want to play for a coach like that."

By Pranay Mukherjee

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VCU Beats UNC in Massive March Madness Upset

11th seed VCU toppled 6th seed UNC, beating them 82-78 in OT. It's a huge upset during the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Down by 11 in the first half, VCU came back in the second half to force OT and eventually win. Terrence Hills Jr. played a hero's game, dropping 34 points off the bench for VCU.

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BYU Falls to Texas in the First Round Despite AJ Dybantsa’s Unbelievable Performance

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BYU Falls to Texas in the First Round Despite AJ Dybantsa’s Unbelievable Performance

Dybantsa's 35 points and 10 rebounds weren't enough as Texas beat BYU 79-71 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. AJ proved himself on the biggest stage, while likely playing his final collegiate game. Texas had 4 scorers in double figures, beating BYU with a balanced offense and allowed Dybantsa to do his thing while locking down his teammates.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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