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November 28, 1999 | Updated 7:39 a.m. PT
Duke Wins in a Classic Style
AP: Duke freshman Carlos Boozer dunks over Brian Scalabrine.
USC takes early lead before Chris Carrawell and Shane Battier lead the Blue Devils to
an 81-68 victory
in the sixth annual Wooden Classic.
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Stanford pulls rank for another big win
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Wooden's presence makes it a true Classic
A New Game Plan
Shinnicks' dream of coaching football together is waylaid by father's rare brain condition.
DIANE PUCIN
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COACH'S MESSAGE TO KINGS IS A POWERFUL ONE
Andy Murray ends team's drought with a man advantage as L.A. beats Pacific rival San Jose, 4-1.
BRUINS FINALLY FEELING SOUND
Earl Watson and Ray Young overcome nagging injuries and lead UCLA to a 105-73 victory over Iona.
WHERE HAVE ALL THE LAKERS GONE?
Two seasons ago, the Lakers were the biggest, youngest, deepest, most athletic team in the NBA. Then they messed it up.
CLIPPERS FALL WOEFULLY SHORT AGAINST BLAZERS
Outmatched and outgunned, L.A. makes only 32.9% of its shots in 88-71 loss to Portland.
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