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3 lineups the Kings need to try after signing Ben Simmons

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By Zach LaVine, Keegan Murray, Ben Simmons, Nique Clifford, De'Andre Hunter, Alex Karaban
| MSN Verified
The Sacramento Kings finally got their backup point guard yesterday by signing Ben Simmons, and compared to the other veteran options that were connected to the Kings, the possibilities seem endless with the former number one pick joining the Kings. At 6-foot-10 with a 7-foot-0 wingspan, Simmons brings elite size that the Kings have been searching for for years.
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Crashing the glass has sparked recent bench surge from CU Buffs’ Luke O’Brien

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By Pat Rooney Verified, Nique Clifford
| coloradodaily.com
By the numbers, Nique Clifford is the No.2 rebounder on the Colorado men’s basketball team. The sophomore from Colorado Springs figures to be a consistent glass-crasher for the Buffs for the remainder of the season and beyond, and if Jabari Walker returns for a third season at CU next year, he more than likely once again will set the pace for the Buffs on the boards. Yet the best nose for rebounding ball on the team might belong to another sophomore Luke O’Brien.
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Crashing The Glass Has Sparked Recent Bench Surge From CU Buffs’ Luke O’Brien

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By Rajesh Khanna, Nique Clifford
| RecentlyHeard
News Anthony Edwards has cited knee soreness in a number of his recent postgame news conferences. It oftentimes comes in a joking fashion, but it was clear there was truth to the 20-year-old’s quips. “He definitely has some soreness in his knee. We’re treating it,” Timberwolves coach Chris Finch said Tuesday. “You know Ant, he thinks he can always do it and play through everything.” Or try to, anyway. He did it again Wednesday.
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