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Q: Ira, what has happened to Bam Adebayo? Without developing and growing his offensive game, how can the Heat continue to allocate max dollars to a player who doesn’t provide max results? I understand he’s a defensive guy, but without being both a defensive and offensive guy, should the Heat continue to extend him max money year after year after year?

By Jack Magruder Special to the Sentinel TEMPE, Ariz. — Suffice to say that UCF made a strong impression on its first road trip to the new Big 12 outposts in Arizona. Keyshawn Hall capped the trip with a career-high 40 points in a 95-89 victory over Arizona State on Tuesday night, giving the Knights a split on their five-day, two-game excursion and their second Big 12 road win. The Knights (12-4, 3-2) looked every bit a potential contender as they prepared for another test against No.

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Oliver Darcy: “Early Wednesday evening, shortly before I published news of CNN’s looming lineup changes, Jim Acosta received a peculiar telephone call from CNN chief Mark Thompson. Thompson, I’m told, delivered the veteran journalist a sudden and strange proposal: Move your show to midnight and anchor it until 2am ET…” “Of course, it’s impossible to ignore the obvious: Sidelining Acosta would also work to curry favor with Donald Trump, who very much despises the CNN anchor.” Said one media executive: “They want to get rid of Acosta to throw a bone to Trump.