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Selection Sunday winners and losers: The Pac-12’s familiar fate, WCC and MW rise, Arizona’s open road, UCLA’s obstacles and more

Selection Sunday unfolded exactly as expected for the Pac-12, with Arizona earning a No. 1 seed but not the No. 1 (overall) seed, UCLA on the No. 4 line and USC receiving a No. 7 seed. It was harsh confirmation that the conference failed to build on the momentum generated last March, when it sent…
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Andrew Friedman ‘drinking out of a fire hose’ in race to flesh out Dodgers’ roster

GLENDALE, Ariz. — For three months, Andrew Friedman and his staff had a lot of theoretical discussions. That mental exercise ended when the MLB lockout was lifted Thursday. “Obviously, we had a lot of meetings leading up to the lockout ending and felt like we were incredibly prepared,” Friedman said Sunday afternoon at Camelback Ranch.…
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Ducks lose another player to injury, and fall to the Islanders

NEW YORK — Another night, another game, another injury. The Ducks paid their first visit to the New York Islanders’ new home, UBS Arena, and did so without another of their top offensive threats. Right wing Rickard Rakell was sidelined by an unspecified upper-body injury, unable to play in a 4-3 loss Sunday and further…
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Laguna Woods writers to gather for inaugural Author Forum

Many residents might not know it, but there are some accomplished authors in Laguna Woods Village. Peggy Edwards, though, knows it well: She’s the founder and president of the Village Publishing Club, a 54-member group of writers. Some have published their works, and all have been or will be published in the club’s annual “Village…
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Lakers’ Anthony Davis ‘very optimistic’ about return before end of season

PHOENIX — In his heart, Anthony Davis wants to say he’s100 percent confident he’ll play again this season. The best he could do as of Sunday night: “I’m very optimistic about it.” From his Feb. 16 foot sprain against the Utah Jazz when he landed awkwardly after clipping the heel of Rudy Gobert, it’s been…
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Alexander: Titans have a chance to topple a Duke giant

Cal State Fullerton basketball players react the moment they learn they will play Duke while watching the live NCCA tournament selection on television from Rosco’s Famous Deli in Fullerton on Sunday, March 13, 2022. Cal State Fullerton (21-10) will play Duke (28-6) on Friday, Mar. 18 in Greenville, South Carolina. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange…
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Magic fall to 76ers in overtime after blowing 17-point lead

Orlando Magic coach Jamahl Mosley gave his team a warning ahead of Sunday’s home matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers: Defend without fouling, especially against Joel Embiid and James Harden. Orlando was successful in that area, at least for one half, before Harden and Embiid made a combined 19 of 22 free throws in the final…
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Motorcyclist killed in toll road crash in Irvine

IRVINE — A motorcyclist died Sunday when the rider’s bike went over the right side of the 241 Toll Road in Irvine. The crash on the connector road between the northbound 241 and the southbound 133 Toll Road was reported just before 5 p.m., according to the California Highway Patrol. No information on the gender…
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Oscar-winning actor William Hurt dies at 71

HOLLYWOOD — Actor William Hurt, known for his starring roles in a string of critically acclaimed 1980s films including “Body Heat,” “The Big Chill,” “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” “Children of a Lesser God” and “Broadcast News,” died today at the age of 71, according to multiple reports. Hurt’s son Will posted on social media…
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Knicks latest late-game fail probably killed hope of playoffs

Stop us if you’ve heard this before, but the Knicks couldn’t execute down the stretch. This wasn’t the typical collapse from Tom Thibodeau’s squad. The fourth quarter, up until the final minute, was actually encouraging. The Knicks finally found a workable formula against Brooklyn’s Kevin Durant, blitzing the otherworldly scorer each time he touched the…
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