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Project Spurs:
A look ahead at the Spurs games for the week.
Date: Tuesday, February 10 (6:30)Team: New Jersey Nets (A)TV: FSNSWWhy you should care:?Coming off the big win in Boston, how will the Spurs respond to a lesser team? The optimist in me says that was a signature win and they will carrying that ...
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