The University of Memphis could be down to two assistant basketball coaches by Dec. 7 with Saturday's news that NBA owners and players have reached a tentative agreement to end the lockout. Luke Walton, the Los Angeles Lakers forward who was serving as the Tigers third assistant will remain on staff at least through Memphis' Dec. 6 game at Miami (Fla.).
BRING ON THE BEARD
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November 26, 2011
With two years and $28.7 million left on his contract with the Cavs, many believe Baron Davis will be released before the season. One source says the Lakers could be interested in his services.
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November 26, 2011
The Lakers are still one of the league's most intriguing teams. Most regulars will be back, but the makeup of some positions remains in flux.Not much has happened since the Lakers last played a game.
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November 26, 2011
No Odom in Turkey, after all. Bummer.
And just when things were starting to get interesting … D-Will going for 50 points, Lamar Odom and his reality-show entourage were set to join him in Turkey, CSKA Moscow winning without their AK-47…
About two hours ago, CBS Sports reported that a deal had been reached between the NBA Players Association and owners, with the 2011-12...
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November 26, 2011
Quick refresher: Andrew Bynum is suspended for the first five games. Mike Brown is the new coach. The games are still on KCAL/9 and Fox Sports West for one more season. And the Lakers are still — finally — both rested and ravenous.
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November 26, 2011
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David Brickley breaks down what happened early Saturday morning as the Owners and Players have reached a tenative deal to end the Lockout and start the NBA Season on December 25th
Rundown
NBA & Players End NBA Lockout
AUDIO: David Stern, Derek Fisher
What to look forward to for Lakers season
Download Link: Voice of the Nation – NBA Lockout Ends...
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November 26, 2011
Staff writer Ben Bolch addresses major post-lockout questions — such as, who won, the players or the owners? And, what are the Lakers' prospects?The tree will be illuminated, the stockings will be hung and the Jell-O could be jiggling.
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November 26, 2011
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November 28, 2011
By Sam Smith | 11.22.2011 | @SamSmithHoops
Comcast SportsNet will show the fourth of 15 Chicago Bulls classic games on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Bulls broadcasters Neil Funk and Stacey King, along with Bulls.com writer Sam Smith, will provide pregame, postgame and between quarters commentary on each of the games, much of which is almost as entertaining as the games.
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