Brandon Knight News
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The New York Knicks defeated the Detroit Pistons 87-77 without leading scorer Carmelo Anthony to maintain their division lead over the Brooklyn Nets, who topped the Charlotte Bobcats 99-78.
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Los Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace was suspended for tonight’s game against the Brooklyn Nets for grabbing an opponent around the neck and striking him in the jaw.
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Freshman Brandon Knight hit a 15-foot jump shot with 5.4 seconds remaining as the University of Kentucky knocked off overall top seed Ohio State University 62-60 in the regional semifinals of the men’s college basketball tournament.
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Billy Hunter must be fired as head of the National Basketball Association players’ union after he made personal interest his top priority, according to Arn Tellem, one of the most influential agents in sports.
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University of Kentucky freshmen Terrence Jones and Brandon Knight, and junior DeAndre Liggins declared for the National Basketball Association draft without signing with an agent.
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The situation was familiar for Princeton University -- playing a college basketball powerhouse as a No. 13 seed with Sydney Johnson at the helm. This time, the Tigers came up just short.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers took Duke University’s Kyrie Irving with the top pick in the National Basketball Association draft as they seek to rebuild a team that had a 19-63 record last season after losing LeBron James.
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The University of Kentucky , which is four wins away from an eighth college basketball championship, spent more on recruiting last year than any public university in the six biggest conferences in college sports.
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The New York Knicks snapped a two- game losing run to beat the Detroit Pistons 121-100 and remain undefeated through five home games in the National Basketball Association regular season.
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Brandon Knight’s 15-foot jump shot with 5.4 seconds remaining gave the University of Kentucky a 62-60 win against Ohio State University, the overall top seed in the national men’s college basketball championship.
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