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11:27 PM ET New Mexico State‘s scandal-scarred basketball program ended its coaching search on Friday, officially announcing the hire of Sam Houston State’s Jason Hooten. The Aggies zeroed in on Hooten earlier in the week, sources said, and were able to close the deal despite Sam Houston’s attempts to keep him from its intraconference rival.
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9:09 PM ET Pete ThamelESPN LOUISVILLE, KY. — No. 1 overall seed Alabama, which emerged as the most dominant and divisive team during a turbulent 2022-23 season, sputtered offensively and found an exit from the NCAA tournament on Friday night. The Crimson Tide fluctuated between careless and reckless in a sloppy 71-64 loss to No.
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10:06 AM ET ESPN News Services South Carolina leading scorer Gregory “GG” Jackson II said Friday that he is entering the NBA draft after one season in college. The 6-foot-9 freshman said on Instagram Live that his year in college with the Gamecocks helped him mature. “Now, I’m declaring for the NBA draft, just like
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12:43 AM ET ESPN News Services LAS VEGAS — Julian Strawther hit a 3-pointer with 6 seconds left to answer a 3-pointer by UCLA‘s Amari Bailey, lifting 3-seed Gonzaga to a wild 79-76 NCAA tournament win over UCLA Thursday night in the Sweet 16. The Bruins (31-6), the West Region’s No. 2 seed, stormed back
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8:22 PM ET Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Alabama men’s basketball coach Nate Oats said Thursday that he was not offended by comments Nick Saban made regarding Saban’s handling of a football player’s arrest, in contrast to how the top-ranked Crimson Tide have dealt with the controversy surrounding All-American freshman Brandon Miller. Saban on Monday
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6:53 PM ET KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Last summer, Kevin Durant made a trip to Austin, Texas, and attended a workout with the Longhorns. The time with the NBA superstar inspired the club, Texas interim head coach Rodney Terry said Thursday at a news conference before his second-seeded team faces 3-seed Xavier in the Sweet
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9:07 AM ET Providence has finalized a deal to make George Mason‘s Kim English the Friars’ next head coach, sources told ESPN. English will sign a six-year contract, according to sources. The school had zeroed in on English as its top target in the week leading up to Ed Cooley’s departure for Georgetown, sources told
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