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Saco-Whitewater Player Joins Yellowjackets Hoops
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Montana State Billings men's basketball coach Jamie Stevens has announced the addition of Saco-Whitewater guard Jace Anderson to his 2012-13 team.
Anderson averaged 17 points and five assists per game for Saco-Whitewater while making 40 percent of his 3-pointers as a senior
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Streeter Lecka, Getty Images/YouTube/Jim McIsaac, Getty Images Charlotte Bobcats and 6 Other Worst Teams Ever
The Charlotte Bobcats made history last week when they lost their 23rd consecutive game, ending the season with the worst winning percentage in NBA history — a paltry .106, thanks to a 7-59 record. The Bobcats surpassed the futility of the 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers, who finished 9-73 and a .110 winning percentage.
Here’s a look at how the Bobcats shape up against some of the worst of the worst in professional sports:
Stephen Dunn, Getty Images MLB Weekly Report: Bryce Harper Makes His MLB Debut For Washington
The Washington Nationals, Baltimore Orioles and Cleveland Indians are among the surprising division leaders as Major League Baseball ends its first month of competition. However, it’s the Los Angeles Dodgers who possess the best record in baseball at the end of April. Here’s what’s happening this week in Major League Baseball.
Bryce Harper’s First MLB Hit Mooned by Dodgers Fan
For any rookie baseball player just entering the MLB, getting your first major league hit is a moment to remember. But when that moment gets its thunder stolen from you – by a mooning fan to boot – well, that’s quite something. It’s what happened to Washington Nationals’ Bryce Harper, who only made his MLB debut with the team on April 28.
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Chris Chambers, Getty Images NFL Draft Report: Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III Lead 2012 NFL Draft Class
The 2012 NFL Draft wrapped up Saturday night. While many pundits correctly predicted that quarterbacks Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III would go to Indianapolis and Washington at No.1 and No. 2, respectively, there were some surprises as the NFL Draft stretched into its late rounds.
