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AJ DybantsaBYUF - 2
Darryn PetersonKansasG - 3
Cameron BoozerDukeF - 4
Caleb WilsonNorth CarolinaF - 5
Keaton WaglerIllinoisG - 6
Darius Acuff Jr.ArkansasG - 7
Kingston FlemingsHoustonG - 8
Nate AmentTennesseeF - 9
Mikel Brown Jr.LouisvilleG - 10
Brayden BurriesArizonaG - 11Karim LopezF
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Yaxel LendeborgMichiganF - 13
Thomas HaughFloridaF - 14Aday MaraMichiganC
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Hannes SteinbachWashingtonF - 16
Labaron Philon Jr.AlabamaG - 17
Braylon MullinsUConnG - 18Chris Cenac Jr.HoustonF
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Christian AndersonTexas TechG - 20
Jayden QuaintanceKentuckyC - 21Isaiah EvansDukeG
- 22Koa PeatArizonaF
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Bennett StirtzIowaG - 24
Cameron CarrBaylorG - 25Motiejus KrivasArizonaC
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Are the Spurs the Thunder's biggest threat in the West?
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Denver hosts Minnesota with 1-0 series lead
Minnesota Timberwolves (49-33, sixth in the Western Conference) vs. Denver Nuggets (54-28, third in the Western Conference)
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Cleveland takes 1-0 lead into game 2 against Toronto
Toronto Raptors (46-36, fifth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (52-30, fourth in the Eastern Conference)
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Oklahoma City hosts Phoenix to start playoffs
Phoenix Suns (45-37, seventh in the Western Conference) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (64-18, first in the Western Conference)
