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So now comes the speculation about where Alex Len gets picked in the NBA draft and how good a player the Maryland center might be. - Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
- Greivis Vasquez, a former Maryland Terps standout, is playing well for the New Orleans Hornets.
- An All-State lineman on the offensive side of the ball last season, Wilde Lake's Moise Larose may be even more impressive this fall on the defensive side.
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- Carmelo Anthony, Kobe Bryant, Tyson Chandler, Kevin Durant, Lebron James, Kevin Love, Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook and Deron Williams will all be guaranteed a spot on the 2012 Olympic roster. This leaves five players vying for three open spots: Blake Griffin, Eric Gordon, Andre Iguodala, James Harden and Baltimore native Rudy Gay.
- Dwyane Wade has seemed astonishingly passive at times in the NBA Finals.
- Joe Flacco, Jameel McClain and Ed Dickson share their perspective on conference finals
- Former Maryland guard Steve Blake helps Los Angeles Lakers survive first round of NBA playoffs
- Baltimore Sun's top 175 athletes: Former center Wes Unseld was a dominant rebounder for the NBA's Bullets and has remained in the Baltimore area
- All morning long, on every sports and news show on TV, they've been showing the clip. You know the one. The one that shows Los Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace viciously throwing the elbow that floored Oklahoma City Thunder guard James Harden in the Lakers' 114-10 double overtime win Sunday.
- Joe Pace headlines the school's inaugural six-person Hall of Fame class, which will be honored at a ceremony Friday night at the Forum Caterers.
- Blake Griffin's jaw-dropping one-handed jam over Kendrick Perkins sent Los Angeles Clippers fans into a frenzy, fired up his teammates, lit up the Twitterverse and burned the Oklahoma City Thunder.
- LeBron James strolled into Hill Field House on Morgan State's campus Tuesday night wearing a white Nike T-shirt with words "Basketball Never Stops" stenciled on the front.
- LeBron James among NBA stars set to play in Baltimore Tuesday. Heat forward slated to join Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, Chris Paul in game at St. Frances.
- Chances are Maryland forward Jordan Williams will hear his name called at some point during Thursday night¿s NBA draft, though you might already be in bed by the time it happens. The majority of NBA draft experts have Williams, who was named all-ACC first team as a sophomore, pegged as a second-round pick.
- Former Maryland center Jordan Williams arrived at Impact Basketball, one of the premier training facilities for pro basketball players and prospects, in mid-April.
