Basketball
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Bradley’s Carpenter leads Tennessee all-stars past Georgia squad
Wearing the same jersey Thursday night she donned for four years in high school, the same one she dreamed of growing up, Bradley Central guard Sloan Carpenter's final act as a player ended the same way so many others did throughout her career.
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Prep notebook: Chattanooga area’s list of all-state players includes plenty of underclassmen
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has released the all-state teams for boys' and girls' basketball as well as wrestling, with a total of 18 — nine boys and nine girls — Chattanooga-area players earning recognition in basketball and an astounding 52 in wrestling.
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‘Overrated!’: Hawks’ Young dealing with more playoff misery
ATLANTA -- Trae Young was showered with chants of "overrated!" during two dismal games in Boston. The Atlanta star will need to find his playoff groove at home if the Hawks are going to have any chance of knocking off the Celtics.
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Hawks leave Boston with no good reasons to believe
The Hawks played two games in Boston and offered no evidence that they can win this playoff series. A good quarter here and there isn't enough to beat the Celtics once, much less four times. The underdog Hawks are facing a championship contender and they can't punch above their weight.
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Vescovi returning to Vols for a second senior season
Santiago Vescovi has already started 110 games in his Tennessee basketball career.
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Celtics beat Hawks for 2-0 series lead
Jayson Tatum knew what was coming and waited for his moment.
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The Hawks need Trae Young to save them
The Hawks will be ready for the Celtics this time. Boston ambushed them in Game 1, but now they know what’s coming.
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UTC star Jake Stephens ready for his next professional challenge
Jake Stephens cannot order his next steps.
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Hawks grab No. 7 seed in East, hold off Heat
Quin Snyder's bags were packed in February for an overseas trip. He was going to spend time with some friends and family, see some coaches he's gotten to know over the years.
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Former Hamilton Heights star Gilgeous-Alexander the new face of Thunder
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander seemed like a nice pickup for Oklahoma City Thunder, a secondary piece in the trade that sent Paul George to the Los Angeles Clippers four years ago.
