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NBA HEADLINES
Lakers Get Artest; Ariza Agrees With Rockets
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Celtics Make Offer To Wallace
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Big Sofo is not going to Las Vegas
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Gortat Gives Verbal Commitment To Sign With Dallas
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NBA free agents: 2009 class
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Millsap's potential suitor list is getting narrower
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NBA's offseason action full of surprises
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Yao Ming will wait week before surgery decision
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Marbury Not Returning to Boston
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76ers' interest in Mike Bibby not mutual
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Ariza's move to Houston was about respect
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Allen Iverson made $28.9 million in 2009
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Many N.B.A. Free Agents, but Few Big Paydays so far
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Lakers' Kupchak goes bold, not willing to simply sit on title throne
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BASKETBALL HISTORY
In 1902 Hall of Fame player Paul Endacott, who led the Kansas Jayhawks to the 1922 and 1923 national championships, is born in Lawrence, Kansas. He learned to play basketball from Dr. James Naismith.
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In1916 Hall of Fame coach John Kundla, who guided the Minneapolis Lakers to five NBA titles, is born in Star Junction, Pennsylvania.
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In 1999 Italy tops Spain, 64-56, to win the European Championship. It marks only the second time Italy has won the EuroBasket competition.
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U-19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Egypt is the talk of the FIBA U19 World Championship
Egypt is the talk of the FIBA U19 World Championship after an amazing come from behind overtime victory over Iran on day 2 in Auckland. The Egyptians trailed by 10 at three quarter time but stormed home behind the play of guard Amro Sherif Abdelhalim, who levelled scores with seconds remaining from the free throw line and scored 30 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Egypt outscored Iran 11-7 in overtime to win, 95-91. Host nation New Zealand were again the bridesmaids, pushing European bronze medallist Croatia until the final minute, before the class of Mario Delas (31 points, 14 rebounds) proved too much in front of a large and vocal crowd. Missing their starting centre Rob Loe, New Zealand received outstanding performances from Richie Edwards (29 points, 9 rebounds) and Dion Prewster (13 points, 8 rebounds) who had to battle much taller opponents all night. Greece and Puerto Rico put on a shootout and ASB Stadium, scoring 114 points in the first half, before Greece made the big shots in the last quarter to run out 107-98 winners. Leonidas Kaselakis (20 points, 5 assists), Nikolaos Pappas (20 points, 5 assists) and Kostas Papanikolaou (25 points, 12 rebounds, 3 blocks) made the plays that broke the Puerto Rican resistance. Mike Rosario (28 points), Isaac Sosa (20 points, 7/10fg), Raymond Cintron (15 points) and Jio Fontan (15 points, 6 assists) were superb for Puerto Rico. Australia jumped Spain in the first quarter and never gave the Europeans a chance to get back into the contest. Ryan Broekhoff showed great athleticism on his way to 16 points and 7 rebounds, while Brock Motum continued to impress with 14 points and 6 rebounds. Spain, the best three point shooting team at last year’s 2008 U18 European Championship, could manage just 1/13 from the perimeter for the first half and 5/24 for the game. Their best contributor was 200cm Toni Vicens with 17 points on 7/13 field shooting. The USA made it clear that France will not stand between them and a world championship medal, taking a 35-20 half time lead behind some intense and athletic defence. The Americans ran out 71-55 winners, with guard Seth Curry leading a very balanced scoring attack with 12 points for the game on 4/7 three point shooting. Gordon Hayward (11 points) and Ashton Gibbs (10) were also in double figures. Andrew Albicy was clearly best for Les Bleus with 15 points – including 12 in the first half - 8 rebounds and 3 steals. Alexis Tanghe top scored with 16 points. Argentina recorded a 98-69 win over Kazakhstan, who continue to impress with their efforts despite two losses. Top scorers for the American champions were Luciano Gonzalez (16 points), game one hero Matias Nocedal (14 points, 7 rebounds) and Pablo Orlietti (13 points). Power forward Tyutyunik was the standout for Kazakhstan with 23 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks. Lithuania handed Angola a basketball lesson, leading by 16 at quarter time, 37 at half, 48 at the last break and 58 at fulltime. Spearheading the 104-46 victory were Gediminas Orelik and Donatas Motiejunas, who both scored 23 points. Canada defeated Syria 99-53 to record their first win of the tournament, tormenting the Syrians on the boards. The Canadians won the rebound count 53 to 27, and also dished out 18 assists to just 8 for Syria. Jordan Baker, Tristan Thompson and Laurent Rivard all scored 13 points as five Canadian players reached double figures. Power forward Hani Adribe led Syria’s major statistical categories with 12 points and 5 rebounds.

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
NBA players who become free agents on July 1
Atlanta
Mike Bibby, Thomas Gardner (R), Othello Hunter (R), Josh Childress (R), Solomon Jones (R), Ronald Murray, Zaza Pachulia, Mario West (R), Marvin Williams (R).
Boston
Glen Davis (R), Eddie House (P), Stephon Marbury, Mikki Moore, Leon Powe (R).
Charlotte
Raymond Felton (R), Juwan Howard, Cartier Martin, Sean May, Sean Singletary (T) (R).
Chicago
Ben Gordon, Aaron Gray (R), Lindsey Hunter.
Cleveland
Joe Smith, Wally Szczerbiak, Anderson Varejao, Lorenzen Wright.
Dallas
Brandon Bass, Gerald Green, Ryan Hollins (R), Jason Kidd, James Singleton (R).
Denver
Chris Andersen, Anthony Carter, Jason Hart, Dahntay Jones, Linas Kleiza (R), Johan Petro (R).
Detroit
Walter Herrmann, Allen Iverson, Antonio McDyess, Fabricio Oberto, Rasheed Wallace.
Golden State
Rob Kurz (R), C.J. Watson (R).
Houston
Ron Artest, Dikembe Mutombo, Von Wafer.
Indiana
Maceo Baston, Marquis Daniels, Stephen Graham, Jarrett Jack (R), Josh McRoberts (R), Rasho Nesterovic.
L.A. Clippers
Alex Acker (R), Fred Jones, Steve Novak (R).
L.A. Lakers
Trevor Ariza, Shannon Brown, Kobe Bryant (P), D.J. Mbenga, Lamar Odom.
Memphis
Chris Mihm, Darius Miles, Juan Carlos Navarro (R), Quinton Ross, Hakim Warrick (R), Mike Wilks.
Miami
Joel Anthony (R), Luther Head, Jamaal Magloire, Jamario Moon (R).
Milwaukee
Keith Bogans, Damon Jones, Ersan Ilyasova (R), Ramon Sessions (R), Charlie Villanueva (R).
Minnesota
Rodney Carney, Jason Collins, Kevin Ollie, Shelden Williams.
New Jersey
Maurice Ager.
New Orleans
Ryan Bowen, Melvin Ely, Sean Marks.
New York
David Lee (R), Nate Robinson (R), Chris Wilcox.
Oklahoma City
Desmond Mason, Malik Rose, Robert Swift.
Orlando
Adonal Foyle, Marcin Gortat (R), Tyronn Lue, Jeremy Richardson, Hedo Turkoglu.
Philadelphia
Royal Ivey, Donyell Marshall, Andre Miller, Theo Ratliff, Kareem Rush.
Phoenix
Louis Amundson (T) (R), Matt Barnes, Grant Hill, Stromile Swift.
Portland
Channing Frye (R), Raef LaFrentz, Shavlik Randolph, Michael Ruffin.
Sacramento
Calvin Booth, Ike Diogu (R), Bobby Jackson, Rashad McCants (R), Cedric Simmons.
San Antonio
Michael Finley (P), Drew Gooden, Ime Udoka, Jacque Vaughn.
Toronto
Carlos Delfino (R), Joey Graham (R), Shawn Marion, Pops Mensah-Bonsu (R), Anthony Parker, Jake Voskuhl.
Utah
Morris Almond, Carlos Boozer (P), Jarron Collins, Brevin Knight, Paul Millsap (R), Mehmet Okur (P), Ronnie Price.
Washington
Juan Dixon
Key: (R) -- restricted free agent, team retains right to match outside offer. (P) -- player option. (T) -- team option




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Magic’s Piétrus out of France’s EuroBasket qualifiers with wrist problem
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Ben Gordon lined up for Britain after Pistons move
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Rubio reportedly decides to stay in Spain
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NBA to tip off inaugural fan experience in India
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Montepaschi inks former champ Nikos Zisis
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Maccabi, Bluthenthal together again
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Lottomatica lands Crosariol, Minard
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Green light for Pau to play at EuroBasket
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Barea insists that he will play in FIBA Americas Championship: -
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Varejao confirms participation in FIBA Americas Championship
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Deng out of Euros
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COLLEGE HEADLINES
Holy Cross hires Irish assistant Kearney
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Louisville to face UConn and Syracuse twice
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Rocky Top league crowns a champion
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Kentucky dominates SEC basketball headlines again
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Charity event reunites Illinois basketball teammates
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Vandy’s George Drake transferring to UAB
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2009 recruits set new trend with late commitments
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Matchups set for Jimmy V Classic
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Self's trip helps ease Henry family's concerns
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USC Continues Shakeup Following Tim Floyd Fallout
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Tar Heels ink 10-year contract with Nike
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Rose returns to sideline after cancer diagnosis
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Attorney: Sidney meetings set for next week
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