THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
USA survives test, holds on to edge Brazil
By Brian Mahoney
Associated Press Writer
ISTANBUL The United
States survived its first tough test
at the world championships, edg
ing Brazil 70-68 on Monday when
Leandro Barbosa's shot rattled
out at the buzzer.
Kevin Durant scored 27 points
and Chauncey Billups added 15 for
the Americans (3-0), who essen
tially clinched Group B with the
victory
But this was further proof that a
world title won't come easily for
this young U.S. team if it comes
at all.
After the Americans trailed
most of the first 2 1 / 2 quarters,
Lamar Odom's dunk with 7:14 left
Clarett signs contract
By Eric Olson
Associated Press Writer
OMAHA, Neb. Former Ohio prison for having a hidden gun and
State star Maurice Clarett has holding up two people outside a
signed a one-year contract with Columbus, Ohio, bar, in 2006.
the Omaha Nighthawks of the "I am humbled by the opportu-
United Football League. pity the Omaha Nighthawks have
Clarett met Monday with team given me and will dedicate myself
officials and UFL commissioner on and off the field to prove that I
Michael Huyghue, who gave his can be a valuable member of the
blessing. team and the Omaha community,"
Clarett was expected to be on Clarett said in a statement. "I am
the practice field Monday night for committed to working hard to
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put them ahead 64-62. But they
couldn't build on the lead during a
tense final few minutes, and Brazil
had two chances to send the game
to overtime.
Following a miss by Billups,
Brazil got the ball and Marcelo
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He missed the first free throw
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Barbosa finished with 14 points
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advantage in the first quarter by
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