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U.S. NBA organizes basketball training in Senegal (Moldova.org)

March 16, 2010

By Kate Thomas The U.S. National Basketball Association is organizing a Basketball Without Borders workshop in Dakar for youth groups in West Africa. A group of NBA players and coaches will travel to Dakar in August for the first Basketball Without Borders workshop to be held in a developing African country. From August 5th to 8th, the camp will bring together 65 young basketball players from ...

Basketball: Bogut nabs NBA weekly gong (sportal.com.au)

March 16, 2010

Australian centre Andrew Bogut has been officially recognised for his recent hot streak of form with the Milwaukee Bucks by being named the NBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week.

Basketball: Penney to trial for the NBA Development League (TVNZ)

March 16, 2010

Kiwi basketball star Kirk Penney is set to give his dream of playing in the NBA one last crack

Auburn basketball: Columbus native and former NBA Coach of the Year Sam Mitchell a possible candidate at Auburn (Columbus Ledger

March 16, 2010

Says he hasn’t been contacted but calls Auburn a great job and would be amenable to coaching in college

ISU basketball: Brackins to go pro; Hamilton, Buckley to transfer (The Ames Tribune)

March 16, 2010

It seems to happen every spring. This year, the major overhaul of the Iowa State men’s basketball roster seems complete now that forward Craig Brackins has declared for the NBA draft and starting center Justin Hamilton and reserve point guard Dominique Buckley have announced they will transfer. The players made their announcements Friday.

Hasbrouck's NBA career Heats up (The Troy Record)

March 16, 2010

LOUDONVILLE — The Siena men’s basketball team found out where they landed in the 2010 NCAA Tournament early Sunday evening.

NBA basketball (Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

March 16, 2010

NBA standings

NBA At 2: A Shot At Redemption (HoopsWorld)

March 16, 2010

Larry Hughes has a chance to revive his NBA career and be a part of history with the Charlotte Bobcats ... Earl Clark latest first rounder to hit the D-League ... First Look!

NBA Chat With Alex Kennedy (HoopsWorld)

March 16, 2010

Join HOOPSWORLD's Alex Kennedy for his weekly NBA chat at 3:00 EST. Drop your questions, anything is fair game.

Previewing Tuesday’s boys’ basketball games (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

March 16, 2010

The opening weekend of the PIAA state boys' basketball playoffs provided plenty of drama, including a buzzer-beating winner by Roman Catholic's Kevin Regan, a difference-making jumper by La Salle's Troy Hockaday, a 31-point effort by Penn Wood's Tyree Johnson and a power outage at Archbishop Carroll that affected two contests.

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