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Kansas head coach Bill Self revealed plenty during an …

Kansas head coach Bill Self revealed plenty during an extended sit-down with NCAA reporter Andy Katz on Monday, including what he expects Kansas freshman guard Johnny Furphy to decide after entering the 2024 NBA Draft. Self said Furphy, who arrived late last summer from Australia to enroll as a freshman at KU, outperformed any reasonable expectation, thus playing himself into an invite to the NBA Draft Combine.

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Andy Katz: James Wiseman playing tonight. Statement …

Andy Katz: James Wiseman playing tonight. Statement from @Memphis_MBB:

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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook has a …

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook has a supporter in his effort to set an NBA record for most triple-doubles in a season: current record holder Oscar Robertson. Speaking at the Final Four in Phoenix on Friday, Robertson told ESPN's Andy Katz that "I'm rooting for him" to break the record and that "I hope he does it."

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Amid deepening acrimony, a supposedly bipartisan deal to kill the North Carolina law known as the "bathroom bill" fell apart Wednesday night, ensuring the likelihood that global corporations and national sports events will continue to stay away from the state. The law limits protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and is best known for a provision that requires transgender people to use public restrooms corresponding to the gender on their birth certificates. It was passed earlier this year, after Charlotte officials approved a sweeping antidiscrimination ordinance. "The NCAA's decision to withhold championships from North Carolina remains unchanged," said NCAA spokesman Bob Williams in a statement. An NBA league source told ESPN's Andy Katz that its stance in withholding the All-Star Game from Charlotte also had not changed.

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Retired U.S. Army general Martin E. Dempsey - who was named the future chair of USA Basketball on Tuesday - stressed Thursday that players who suit up for the national program are representing their country, not any particular president. "They are not representing President-elect (Donald) Trump," Dempsey told Andy Katz and Rich Klein on the ESPN/ABC News podcast Capital Games. "They are representing the country where we have a system that stood the test of time with three separate and equal branches of government, representing 350 million people.''

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