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The Hornets moved up three spots in the NBA draft lottery Wednesday night to land the No. 1 pick and, in the process, snatched the honor away from Charlotte, Washington and Cleveland.

Quick hitters for Tuesday: • What would have happened if the Georgia-Arkansas SEC tournament final had gone into multiple overtimes, pushing past 6 p.m. ET on Sunday? Well, the NCAA tournament selection committee had a contingency plan: The c...

Blog | Conversation | March 18, 2008

Jay Bilas answers the five burning questions facing the SEC in 2012-13, starting with the season outlook for the Kentucky Wildcats.

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Blog | Conversation | January 15, 2011

David Thorpe examines 10 prospects who will be looking to make a big impression during their conference tournaments, including a pair of SEC big men. With NBA teams showing bias toward late-season performances, there's a lot on the line.

Blog | Conversation | March 10, 2010

The SEC, understandably ripped last March for not having a top seeded team in the NCAAs and only three teams in the NCAA tournament, continues to get good news with another high-profile conference player withdrawing from the NBA draft.

There is now room for a rotation of lesser-known programs to have their day where they can compete with any team in the country. Siena thinks it is next in line, writes Andy Katz.

All Step-It-Up J. Curry, Ok. State J. Crawford, UK D. Neitzel, Mich. St. T. Green, Florida A. Morrow, Ga. Tech

How could St. Bonaventure allow its players to not finish the season? It's beyond me.