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Jamont GordonMississippi StateSG - 2
Josh DuncanXavierSF - 3
Damjan RudezCroatiaSF - 4
Davon JeffersonUSCSF - 5
Pat CalathesSaint Joseph'sSF - 6
Chris SingletonFlorida StatePF - 7
Bryce TaylorOregonSG - 8
Gary ForbesMassachusettsSF - 9
David PadgettLouisvilleC - 10
Richard RobyColoradoSG - 11Reggie WilliamsSG
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Brian RobertsDaytonSG - 13
Mantas KalnietisLithuaniaPG - 14Keith BrumbaughHillsborough CCSF
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Othello HunterOhio StatePF - 16
Shawn JamesDuquesnePF - 17
Tyrone BrazeltonWestern KentuckyPG - 18
C.J. GilesOregon StateC - 19
Anton PonkrashovRussiaPG - 20
Aleks MaricNebraskaC - 21
James MaysClemsonPF - 22
Uros TripkovicSerbiaSG - 23
Kentrell GransberrySouth FloridaPF - 24
Peja SamaradziskiMacedoniaC - 25
Mike GreenButlerPG
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Washington takes on Orlando on 5-game skid
Washington Wizards (16-44, 13th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Orlando Magic (31-28, seventh in the Eastern Conference)
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Hawks face the Bucks, look for 5th straight win
Atlanta Hawks (31-31, ninth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Milwaukee Bucks (26-34, 11th in the Eastern Conference)
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Indiana takes on Los Angeles on 6-game slide
Indiana Pacers (15-46, 15th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Los Angeles Clippers (29-31, ninth in the Western Conference)
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LA Clippers vs. Golden State Warriors: Game Highlights
LA Clippers vs. Golden State Warriors: Game Highlights
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Kawhi Leonard scores 23 points and Clippers rally from 17-point deficit to beat Warriors 114-101
— Kawhi Leonard had 23 points, eight rebounds and four assists, and the Los Angeles Clippers erased a 17-point deficit to beat the short-handed Golden State Warriors 114-101 on Monday night.
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Jamal Murray's 45 points help Nuggets beat the Jazz 128-125
— Jamal Murray scored 45 points and made the go-ahead free throws with 31.8 seconds remaining to help the Denver Nuggets hold off the depleted Utah Jazz 128-125 on Monday night.








