News archive: November 2013 (Page 14)
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Statements
Following the New York Knicks' fifth straight loss at Madison Square Garden, a disgusted Carmelo Anthony said it looked as if the team wasn't even trying.
Analysis
It has been suggested that Jeff Green’s failure thus far to ascend to the alpha scorer’s throne left behind by Paul Pierce.
NCAA news:
Joe Dean, a former LSU basketball star and later the university's athletic director, died Sunday. He was 83.
NCAA news:
Kevin Pangos scored 21 points, making five 3-pointers, to give No. 15 Gonzaga an 82-67 win over short-handed Oakland on Sunday night.
Injuries
During training camp, Mike Woodson revealed Iman Shumpert experienced knee pain over the summer.
Injuries
On his first shot Saturday night, Derrick Rose watched his attempt get spiked to the floor, after which he received a forearm in the chest.
NBA rumors
Clippers Coach Doc Rivers said the meeting he had with free agent Lamar Odom at the team's practice facility Friday went well.
News
Knicks coach Mike Woodson spoke with the frustrated Amar’e Stoudemire, and both agreed it was time to increase the forward’ minutes.
NCAA news:
Shannon Scott scored 13 points and sparked a decisive second-half run, and No. 10 Ohio State pulled away over cold-shooting Marquette.
Injuries
Deron Williams has had many issues since joining the Nets. No. 1 on the list is injuries.
Analysis
The Los Angeles Clippers' offense is an entirely different animal in 2013-14. And that's saying something, because they were already in the top ten in points.
NCAA news:
Frank Kaminsky scored 16 points and Sam Dekker added 13 to help No. 20 Wisconsin rally for a 69-66 win over Wisconsin-Green Bay.
Injuries
Reserve big man Kyle O'Quinn sat out against the Dallas Mavericks because of a sprained right ankle.
NCAA news:
Ninth-ranked Syracuse beat Colgate for the 48th straight time in the series between upstate New York schools.
News
On Friday night, the Kings set a record for the loudest roar at an indoor facility. The sellout crowd of 17,317 reached 124.9 decibels during the first quarter.