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How will Jazz respond to Nurkic's extended absence?

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By Benjamin Gaines
| Salt City Hoops Verified
In the fantasy basketball league that I run, we have a rule: we don't draft until the last Saturday before the regular season. We draft late because even in preseason, in games that are glorified scrimmages, player health isn't guaranteed.
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Four big questions about Darryn Peterson

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By Benjamin Gaines
| Salt City Hoops Verified
Three and a half seasons on the struggle bus finally paid off in June, bringing 6'5" combo guard Darryn Peterson to Utah with the #2 pick in the NBA Draft. While we didn't see a lot of Peterson at Kansas, his raw talent was plainly evident. The thought of him playing alongside what has subtly become a tantalizingly balanced lineup with five legitimate scoring options, shooters everywhere, and potentially intriguing defensive possibilities should have Utah thinking playoffs right out of the gate.
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The Game of Cycles

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By Ryan Alvarado, Benjamin Gaines, Christopher Jackson, Maia Averett
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The Game of Cycles, introduced by Su in 2020, is played on a simple connected planar graph together with its bounded cells, and players take turns marking edges with arrows according to a sink-source rule that gives the game a topological flavor. The object of the game is to produce a cycle cell—a cell surrounded by arrows all cycling in one direction—or to make the last possible move. We analyze the two-player game for various classes of graphs and determine who has a winning strategy.
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Building Products for the Enterprise

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By Blair Reeves, Benjamin Gaines
| shop.oreilly.com
Where’s the cart? Now you can get everything on Safari . To purchase books, visit Amazon or your favorite retailer. Questions? See our FAQ or contact customer service: When it comes to product management, enterprises need to take a different approach to than startups or smaller businesses. Because large organizations need to present solid and usable products for users quickly, they have fewer opportunities to produce a minimal viable product.
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