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Thunder guard Harden thinks he deserves All-Star nod ...more ?
James Harden's argument will be much easier to make two months from now, when the awards for Most Improved Player and Sixth Man of the Year are being debated and his work in Oklahoma City will likely lead the conversation.

Jeff Diamond: Offseason road maps for every team ...more ?
The road map to success in today's NFL starts with the quarterback and revolves around the passing game. Look at the league's top teams -- the Super Bowl champion Giants, runner-up Patriots, regular-season-best Packers, etc. -- most boast top QBs and highly productive pass offenses.

Eric Mack: NL West offers deep reserve of fantasy pitching ...more ?
The NL West might not be the first division that comes to mind in fantasy -- not unless you're one of the guys drafting Troy Tulowitzki early because of his shortstop dominance and position scarcity.

Jeff Wagenheim: UFC 143 fuels debate on what it means to win a fight ...more ?
Sixteen years ago, Royce Gracie and Ken Shamrock went at it nonstop for 30 minutes -- this was before five-minute rounds were introduced -- and then for a six-minute overtime. That gruelingly unsatisfying draw at UFC 5 is officially the longest bout in the fight promotion's history.

Ben Glicksman: Recruiting report card: Grading how new coaching hires fared ...more ?
Three weeks ago, SI.com's Stewart Mandel graded college football's coaching hires, assessing how schools strengthened or weakened their transitioning programs. Ohio State earned high marks, Kansas failed.

Frank Deford: Hoops star Elena Della Donne abandoned the sport she loved for someone she loved more ...more ?
Imagine being not only the best high school player in the country -- probably the world -- and signing to play for the best college program in the country, but then walking away from the sport. Why would any kid do that?

Loretta Hunt: Showtime Sports' head discusses future of Strikeforce ...more ?
When Zuffa LLC, the parent company of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, purchased the rival Strikeforce promotion for a reported $40 million in March 2011, it also inherited a Showtime broadcast deal set to expire in early 2012.

Darren Eliot: Red Wings need answers in goal ...more ?
Last week, Detroit Red Wings GM Ken Holland commented that he likes his team and is comfortable as the February 27 trade deadline approaches. His club has the most points in the NHL right now, validating his position. And there has been much to like about his team thus far.

Tim Tuttle: Courtney Force is just the latest in a long line of Forces on the track ...more ?
Courtney Force launches her Funny Car career in the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series this weekend in the season-opening 52nd annual Winternationals in Pomona, Calif. She's following the path blazed by sister Ashley Force Hood, who drove for father John Force's team for four seasons with ground-breaking success.

Andy Staples: Duke looking to prove haters wrong with date at North Carolina ...more ?
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- It's a glorious time to be a Duke-hater.

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Memphis accepts invite to Big East (AP) ...more ?
The Big East has acquired all the pieces needed to build a new coast-to-coast conference. Putting them all together, though, is going to take a while. The conference wanted to rebuild itself into a 12-team football league that can hold a championship game, and Memphis officially became that 12th member on Wednesday when it accepted an invite it has long coveted.

Billups: Injury won't end my career (AP) ...more ?
Chauncey Billups will only watch as the Clippers continue their promising season without him. This isn't going to be easy. With his left leg encased in a plastic protective boot and a newly issued crutch standing nearby, Billups sprawled across a few seats Wednesday inside Quicken Loans Arena as his teammates went through their first pregame shootaround since their veteran guard and leader...

Calhoun feeling better but still out (AP) ...more ?
Connecticut basketball coach Jim Calhoun will miss Saturday's game against No. 2 Syracuse while on an indefinite medical leave of absence because of spinal stenosis, a painful condition in his lower back. The school announced Wednesday that Calhoun would not be at the game at Syracuse. He missed last Saturday's win over Seton Hall and Monday's loss at Louisville.

UConn proposes penalties, no tourney ban (AP) ...more ?
The University of Connecticut has proposed reducing the number of games it will play next season if the NCAA grants a waiver to allow the Huskies to play in the 2013 men's basketball tournament. The school currently would be barred from the NCAA tournament, a penalty for years of below-standard academic results, but it requested a waiver last month.

Rolling Tar Heels host No. 10 Duke (AP) ...more ?
While North Carolina is on a roll, Duke is hoping to regain its focus and intensity in time to face its ACC archrival. The No. 10 Blue Devils look to avoid dropping consecutive games for the first time in three years while trying to prevent the fifth-ranked Tar Heels from a sixth straight win Wednesday night in Chapel Hill.

Cavaliers G Irving out with concussion (AP) ...more ?
Cavaliers rookie Kyrie Irving has his first NBA injury -- a concussion. The star guard, who has lived up to being the No. 1 pick in this year's draft, was kept out of Wednesday night's game against the Los Angeles Clippers with a head injury. The team did not disclose Irving's concussion until moments before tip-off.

2013 Winter Classic: Wings to host Leafs (AP) ...more ?
A person familiar with the NHL's plan said the Detroit Red Wings will play the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2013 Winter Classic. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity Wednesday because the league isn't expected to announce the matchup until Thursday. Earlier Wednesday, the University of Michigan Board of Regents authorized the athletic department to seek a contract with the NHL that...

Sandusky wants jury to be local people (AP) ...more ?

Jerry Sandusky's lawyer filed court paperwork Wednesday arguing that jurors in his child sex abuse trial should be chosen from the community where he lives and suggesting that a trial delay might be the best way to address the intense publicity generated by the case. Defense attorney Joe Amendola wrote that the former Penn State assistant football coach is opposed to a request by the state...

Capello suddenly quits as England coach (AP) ...more ?
The soap opera of English soccer reached yet another a noisy climax Wednesday when national team coach Fabio Capello quit angrily just eight hours after potential successor Harry Redknapp was cleared in a London court of tax evasion charges. Only four months before the European Championship, Capello's employers stripped John Terry of the England captaincy over racism charges without consulting...

Injured Sabres coach Ruff misses game (AP) ...more ?
Walking slowly and stiffly, Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff made his way to the coach's box to watch his team play the Boston Bruins on Wednesday night, two days after he broke three ribs during a collision in practice. "I'm doing OK," he told The Associated Press, with a laugh about 15 minutes before the game.