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SEC, ACC reload for winter

NBA draft sends Tide's Hendrix out to Oakland

Guards audition for Bobcats' 2nd-round pick

Wilson named a preseason candidate for Unitas Award

Steele still waiting on NBA draft

Former Bama player headed to Miami Dade

Alabama signs JUCO point guard

Tide's Riley Scores 15 in 1st Game at Portsmouth Invitational

Steele says he's physically fit, ready for the NBA

Tide's Mykal Riley Will Participate in this Week's Portsmouth Invitational

Crimson Tide Holds First Scrimmage of Spring Practice

UCLA knows it's in for a battle with Texas A&M

Bama Beats Florida in Round 1 SEC Tourney...

Tide Hoops Host No. 16 Vanderbilt at 1 p.m. Saturday in Final Home Game

ALABAMA BASKETBALL: Hendrix looking for strong finish

COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Weary, depleted Tigers host Tide

Steele Resolve

ALABAMA BASKETBALL: Tide's success hinges on free throws

Senario Rising for Tide's Hoops Squad

Alabama Strategy and Personnel

Tide Basketball Falls to Mississippi State, 66-56

Alabama basketball team's rally falls short at Arkansas

Steele back at practice with Tide

Tide points to guard play for win streak

After Vols, the SEC Chase Is Wide Open

SPORTS BRIEFS: Three Tide basketball players set to graduate

Tide puts on show at home

Hollinger maturing into starter for Crimson Tide

BASKETBALL SIGNINGS

Fast and loose replacing slow and methodical at Bama

Torrance to start at PG

Pickett, Torrance shine at the point

Riley Wows Coaches, Teammates On And Off Court

Torrance steels for new role

Alabama may be underdog

CECIL HURT: Questions face Tide basketball team

2007-08 Alabama Basketball Preview

A Steele trap? Tide guards now must take huge step up

Steele will redshirt in 2007-08 season

Tide hoop squad prepares for Canadian trip

Ten teams that will improve

Tide releases schedule

Steele slowly making progress

Gottfried's Pan-Am trip a 'great experience'

Tide Basketball Team Will Play Canadian Teams in Ottawa Labor Day

Summer Spotlight: Richard Hendrix

Rebs land in top three for 4 Star point guard

Evans leads Team Final to Showcase title

High expectations realistic for Vols after sweet season

Cuts for Team USA weren't easy, Gottfried says

SEC hoops coaches pick Tennessee to lead Eastern Division

Steele Continues To Make Progress

R.C. Hatch hoops star gains college interest

WHO TO WATCH IN 2007-08

NBA dreams merely delayed for Alabama’s Steele

No longer week in the knees, Steele ready to play

Steele recovering from surgery

Steele Steals Victory for No. 18 Alabama

Texas Southern (1-3) At (8) Alabama (4-0)

Sound Off

Gottfried could have changed some minds

Man of Steele

Power Rankings: Bigger out West

Tide Tries to Keep Hope Alive in Starkville

Mizzou Has Connections Galore with Steele

Highly touted Alabama emerges as favorite in next week's Paradise Jam

Inside Dish: Hopkins to succeed Boeheim

Not exactly even….

Alabama (20-10) vs. Kentucky (20-10)

Get well soon Ronald

No. 10 Alabama 71, Middle Tennessee 62

Entry: Ronald Steele and Chuck Davis are named to Academic All-SEC Team

Roundup: No. 10 Alabama holds N.C. State at bay; No. 4 Florida bites Stetson

No. 4 – Alabama

NCAA Weekly Performers

Even without Ronald Steele, Tide keep rolling

Ronald Steele - Steele not likely to play against Ole Miss

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CECIL HURT: Steele still has a long road to recovery

The Power Conferences Report

Gottfried not rushing to find new assistant

Hendrix leads team with three awards

Asbury stepping down

Ronald Steele Surgery Update

Tide's Steele to undergo surgery

Alabama's Steele to Undergo Knee Surgeries

Katz: Final Four coaches separating themselves from peers

Defending NCAA champs return to Final Four

A Look at the Final Four Matchups in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament

Top seeds marching toward Final Four

NCAA Tournament: 12 and Counting

March Madness Betting - Early Round Analysis

Florida Gators: Focused on a repeat


SEC, Pac-10 shine in NCAA Tournament

COL BKB: So. Ill. 63, Virginia Tech 48

Kemp, not Fazekas, leads Wolf Pack to victory

UCLA ends losing streak, crushes Weber State

The Quest for College Basketball's Ultimate Prize

The road to the Final Four

Game typical of season

Wash out leaves Trojans in 3rd Place

Bama suffers without Steele

THE HOT CORNER

Steele, Bama bounce back

Gators rally

Steele's layup lifts UA

Ronald Steele a Cousy Award Finalist.

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Evans leads Team Final to Showcase title




Championships

Gold Division

Team Final 68, Georgia Blazers 52

Tyreke Evans (Chester, Pa.) scored 22 points in a variety of ways to lead Team Final to the 17U Super Showcase Gold Championship. 6-8 Lance Gouldbourne (Brooklyn, N.Y.) helped the cause with 16 points for Team Final. He is athletic combo forward who shoots threes. The Georgia Blazers were paced by Xavier Gibson (Dothan, Ala.) and Jarvis Jones (Columbus, Ga.) with 10 points.

Silver Division

Tennessee YOMCA Tigers 96, National Christian Academy 86

6-3 junior John Jenkins (Hendersonville, Tenn.) led Tennessee YOMCA with 31 points. He made five 3-pointers and was 12-of-14 from the free line in the final. 5-10 junior Taverus Jefferson (Hermitage, Tenn.) added 23 points in the win. National Christian was led by 28 points from 6-8 Dante Taylor (Fort Washington, Md.).

Bronze Division

Shining Stars Callahan 74, Apex Force 58

Copper Division

NY Gauchos 60, Central Jersey Hawks 54

Iron Division

Connecticut Basketball Club 79, Fast Track Future 67

Team-by-team notebook

Alabama Challenge: This program is loaded with some the best players from the state of Alabama. 6-3 PG Andrew Steele (Birminghman, Ala.) is the brother of former Alabama great Ronald Steele. Ronald Steele is very athletic, pushes the ball in transition, scores when he needs to and plays hard on every possession to help his team win. 6-0 PG Ronald Nored (Homewood, Ala) is a catalyst who makes things happen both offensively and defensively. 6-5 Nick Williams (Mobile, Ala.) who is committed to Marquette shoots it well from outside. JaMychal Green (Montgomery, Ala.) is a tremendous shot blocker who scores in the low post. He is really playing well this summer.

BABC: This team received coverage during the 16U Showcase and played up in the 17U event. 5-9 Phil Pressey (Ashburnham, Mass.) continues to impress at a young age. He is a member of the class of 2010. He always prides himself on making good decisions with the ball while scoring and he has the uncanny ability of knowing when to pass and when to score. Malik Smith (Boston) can shoot the ball extremely well from deep range in this event.

Blessed INJ: This team made it to the round of 16. They were led by 6-4 PG Eshaunte Jones (Ft. Wayne, Ind.). 6-10 Miles Plumlee (Warsaw, Ind.) is committed to Stanford. He is a smart player who can face the goal as well as play inside. His brother, Mason, is a good athlete who shoots well all the way out to the 3-point line.

Georgia Blazers: At 6-10 Xavier Gibson (Dothan, Ala.) is a long athletic post player who blocks shots and runs the floor. He is learning how to score with his back to the basket. Andre Young (Columbus, GA) is a smart, steady quick with the ball point guard. He scored 35 points in the semifinals against the Westchester Hawks.

Georgia Stars: The dynamic duo of Tony Woods (Rome, Ga) and Al-Farouq Aminu (Atlanta) were impressive once again in this event. The future Demon Deacons controlled the glass at both ends of the floor and helped their team to the round of eight before falling to Team Final. Tony is a great athlete who is getting better offensively each time he steps on the floor. He has good size and can face the basket and score in a number of ways.

Howard Pulley: The inside-outside attack of future Wisconsin Badgers Jordan Taylor (Bloomington, Minn.) and Jared Berggren (Zimmerman, Minn.) performed well. They were also helped by outstanding play from 6-7 junior Royce White (Minneapolis, Minn.), a combo forward with skills.

Louisana Select: Leading his team to the Elite 8, Greg Monroe (Gretna, La.) has the ability to take over a game at anytime he wishes. He is blessed with tremendous athletic ability. The extremely skilled left hander can score from just about any place on the floor. He finishes in transition as well as anyone in the country.

Martin Bros. Select:6-5 G Matt Gatens (Iowa City, Iowa) is a strong shooting guard who is crafty and finds his way to the basket to finish inside. He is a good leader who does all the little things to make his team better. L.A. Pomlee (Davenport, Iowa) was a strong low post presence for his team throughout the week.

Rising Stars, JG 17U Gold: Cully Payne (Burlington, Ill.) led his team to impressive victory over Team Final in pool play. He is a tough, strong point guard who competes on every possession as if it is the last one. He is committed to DePaul.

Team Final: 6-5 Tyreke Evans (Chester, Pa.) displayed why he is one of the top rated prospects in the class of 2008. The big-time guard has the ability to take over games with his scoring and his size and strength make him difficult to guard because he can break the defense down and shoots it well with range. Nasir Robinson (Chester, Pa.) is a strong, powerful guard who gets to the basket in the halfcourt and scores in transition.

The Family: Dashonte Riley (Detroit) is a long athletic big time talent who blocks shots and is offensively skilled. His go-to move is a jump hook over his left shoulder or a turnaround jump shot. However, he needs to play more aggressive.

Westchester Hawks: The Jones boys lead the Hawks. Mookie Jones (Peekskill, N.Y.) is a strong wing who can score from the three point line, slashes to the basket and is gifted athletically. He uses the dribble to create space for open shots very well. Versatile forward Kevin Jones (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) is physically strong who is always working and really understands how to play both inside and on the perimeter. He is a relentless worker on both ends.

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