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Lawrence Hills scores 31 in S.F. summer game
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Landry Fields scores 44 in summer league win
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New Stanford men's player scores 22 in summer game
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2009 NBA mock draft: Version 3.0
The Clippers have a brand new training facility and Blake Griffin is genuinely excited about leaving Oklahoma and moving to Los Angeles.
Pennell helps players keep hoops dreams alive
Cody Toppert got married on a recent Saturday. He was back under Russ Pennell's watch at the Arizona Premier Academy facility in Gilbert that Monday.
Appel to miss World University Games
Jayne Appel, Stanford 's All-America center, has been forced to withdraw from USA Basketball's World University Games team camp because of recent arthroscopic surgery to repair the meniscus in her left knee.
FINAL RECORD: 20-14, 6-12, ninth in the Pac-10. WHAT WENT RIGHT: Certainly the Cardinal scheduled right in the non-conference, where it was 13-0, including two early-round victories in the College Basketball Invitational.
Stanford Strategy and Personnel
THE GOOD NEWS: Johnny Dawkins became the first Stanford rookie coach to win 20 games and the team was undefeated outside the Pac-10. Looking forward, there's not a lot of good news.
Now the Johnny Dawkins era truly begins, and it may be rough sledding for a while.
Newson on fast track as Laney College goes for state title
Throughout her time at Pinole Valley High School, Lauren Newson thought basketball was her sport.
Ex-Nebraska QB Keller sues EA Sports, NCAA
Former San Ramon Valley High quarterback Sam Keller is suing EA Sports and the NCAA, saying the video-game maker wrongly uses the names and likenesses of athletes and the NCAA sanctions the practice.
Stanford men: A good time to be bad
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Coach instills values at free basketball camp
It started out as a means to raise money to buy necessities such as shoes and basketballs for the CaA ada College basketball team.
Former Florida State star cornerback Deion Sanders will have to wait for at least another year for entry into the College Football Hall of Fame.
A peek at hoops teams' hopes for next season
A newsy but not ground-shaking off-season for Bay Area basketball teams is awaiting its headline event.
Bone looks forward to college challenge Staley's resume lures Dulles star to South Carolina
When Kelsey Bone started playing basketball seven years ago, she didn't look like someone who would end up being one of the top players in the nation less than a decade later.
Altamont's Harris headed to Stanford
Don't tell Connie Harris we're living in a down economy. She sank $35,000 into a new 2007 Lexus IS 250 for her 16-year-old son Gabe two years ago.
Smart Menlo School athlete headed to MIT
Athletes span the academic spectrum from those struggling to stay eligible to individuals such as Will Tashman, who you might say do rather well in the classroom.
Dave Albee: One last trip around the bases
OPENING DAY in baseball is my favorite day in sports. It represents hope, optimism, a fresh start, a new page.
Stanford men's hoops gets another recruit
The Stanford men's basketball program added another piece to its future under coach Johnny Dawkins when Altamont School's Gabriel Harris committed to the Cardinal on Monday, according to scout.com. Harris, a 6-foot-2 point guard, had an outstanding all-around senior season, averaging 18.9 points, 8 rebounds, including at least five double-doubles, ...