But Gordon remains the focal point on offense, Apr 127:00 PMMon, Jan 612-22 26 14 8Tue,390----2008Phoenix Suns825527.The funds hit the account in Boulder, Colo. on Saturday afternoon just before 5:30 pm ET and boy did they make a splash Fortunately 's Euro-stepping buzzer-beating 3-pointer -- the one that gave Colorado a 75-72 walk-off win and sent Colorado students careening to the Coors Event Center floor -- should be less controversial than Chen's was in January even if it didn't look that way at first Live Booker's shot looked like a travel (not that it could have been reviewed anyway) But the replay soon made clear that he had (somehow) wrong-footed his two-step pre-shot maneuver gliding past Kansas's at mid-court just before (again: somehow) flicking the ball into the Buffs' home net It was Manu Ginobili-style stuff and even Manu would have had second thoughts about the technique "It felt really good" Booker said just afterward as he was swarmed by fans teammates and the ESPN broadcast crew He was talking about the release of the shot not its result but the phrase surely applies to both Insane as the final play was it was preceded by 39 minutes 57 seconds of efficient tidy advantage-seeking basketball from the Buffaloes Colorado scored 117 points per possession avoiding turnovers on all but 125 percent of their offensive trips They were balanced too: Four starters finished with either 14 ( ) or 15 (Booker ) points apiece Which is not to say they were always pretty Colorado shot only 41 percent 31 percent from 3 How then did Tad Boyle's manage its efficiency Not from fluidity but assertion Kansas' main defensive weakness to date -- really its chief weakness as a team -- is its tendency to foul The Jayhawks were whistled for 26 fouls on Saturday 13 in each half One late key stretch was dominated by fouls: Dinwiddie blew by a Kansas defender and muscled his way to the rim earning a foul and knocking down two free throws With 1:44 left his drive sent Kansas center to the sideline The Buffaloes shot 37 free throws They made only 22 but they were enough Kansas' collection of young talent showed plenty of flaws The Jayhawks are struggling from beyond the arc: They entered Saturday averaging 307 percent from 3 and their 5-of-20 night in Boulder won't raise that tally Kansas' outside shooting woes have helped opposing teams take away its chief strength -- namely its insane one-on-one talent had one of his best games on Saturday He is the rare player whose games can seem both impressive and oddly quiet at the same time He finished with 22 points and five rebounds on 7-of-11 shooting But it was only occasionally -- as in his late half-court-length drive that ended in an effortlessly improvised left-handed finish Maybe three players in the country could conceive of putting that play together and you watch Kansas waiting for more But because the Jayhawks can't stretch the floor and force teams to guard them man-to-man Wiggins' lithe frame is often wasted on the perimeter He floats Beyond that The Jayhawks foul to their own detriment far too often; their high-screen defense was wildly suspect both at the point of attack and in rotation; and despite their physical advantages they were outrebounded on both ends on Saturday This is Bill Self's youngest team It shows subtly and not And yet Self once he has processed the sting of the loss can probably walk away from Boulder feeling pretty good Last Saturday after a limp trip to the Bahamas Self was openly disappointed in his team's energy its effort his coaching the whole nine A few days later his young team executed well down the stretch in an environment far more hostile than the Atlantis casino floor The game was tied after all thanks to his clever play-calling out of a timeout and forward ' decisive finish with 5 seconds remaining Colorado is a good and well-coached team The Buffaloes are experienced; Dinwiddie and Booker are excellent True road games are brutal And so on Self gave his young group the toughest schedule in the country this season for a reason: He'll happily trade a loss or two for learning He can say as much about Saturday's trip to Boulder and while he'll hope for a different outcome Tuesday in Gainesville Fla.

The Kings deserve some of the credit for shutting down Vancouver's offence. But Los Angeles was a team that had difficulty scoring, too. But they found a way to advance to the second round for the first time since 2001. And, oh yeah, this just happens to be the 30th anniversary of the Miracle on Manchester, when the Kings stormed back to beat the Edmonton Oilers in a game in which they trailed 5-0 and then took the series.

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