Nets-Kings Preview

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Greene sinks six 3-pointers in blowout of struggling Knicks

Donte Greene made six 3-pointers and tied a career high with 24 points, and the Sacramento Kings never trailed in a 111-97 victory over the New York Knicks on Wednesday night.

The Weekly Best for 11/24

Welcome to the Weekly Best, giving you the cream of the crop in sports, pop culture and beyond.

Four ranked teams collide at MSG

For the first time in the 13-year history of the event, the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic will feature four ranked teams. What do you need to know before the fun begins Thursday night at MSG?

Hargrave Military No. 1 in Prep Ten

Prep schools like Hargrave Military Academy and Brewster Academy are great places to find hidden recruiting treasures, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Sorry Charlie

...outcoached you. By Rich Rodriguez, a coach whose job security is even more tenuous than yours. By Syracuse, who shockingly came from behind to stun your team. By your 16-19 record in the past...

Fitness adds new edge to Harris' game

Tobias Harris has always had the talent and the basketball IQ to make him a good player. But it took an intense workout regimen to make him great, writes Matt Winkeljohn.

Is Tyler the next prep-to-pros trend-setter?

San Diego basketball star Jeremy Tyler is skipping his senior year of high school to go pro overseas. He'll earn money, endorsements and valuable experience. Is this the inevitable next step for preps-to-pros?

Most seem to be in favor of early signing period

Xavier Henry, a bit nervous, anxious and overall uncomfortable, sat in front of an ESPNU camera at this time last year and put on a Memphis hat, choos...

Trail Blazers-Timberwolves Preview

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Cervi led Syracuse to 1955 NBA title

Al Cervi, a pro basketball star who coached the Syracuse Nationals to the 1955 NBA championship, has died in upstate New York at age 92.

Caption: SYRACUSE - NEW YORK 1955: The World Champions of basketball Syracuse Nationals pose for a team portrait front row...

Knight known for academics, athletics

Brandon Knight is the top-ranked point guard -- and No. 4 overall recruit -- in the ESPNU 100. But he might be better known for his performance in school, writes Matt Winkeljohn.

The Weekly Best for 11/10

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Rock, chalk ... rematch?

...orange. That's because the former Kansas point guard will be facing off against Anthony, a former Syracuse forward and current Nuggets star. The pair played against one another in the 2003 NCAA championship in...