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A rare Sunday game in Utah awaits with All-Star contest – Cache Valley Daily

Photographs of Los Angeles Lakers’ LeBron James, left, Denver Nuggets’ Nikola Jokic, center, and New Orleans Pelicans’ Zion Williamson are shown in the Vivint Arena during the transformation taking place inside the arena before the start of the NBA basketball All-Star weekend Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023, in Salt Lake City. More than 60 players are making their way to Salt Lake City for All-Star weekend, some of them for the first time, one of them for the 19th time. And while some events will tout the league’s future, many will be celebrating the past.(AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — There will be an NBA game in Salt Lake City on Sunday night, something that hasn’t been said for more than two decades during the regular season. The Utah Jazz traditionally don’t play home games on Sundays out of respect to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, known widely as the Mormon church. About 60% of Utah residents are Mormons. But the Jazz are hosting the All-Star Game. The team said it didn’t have discussions with church officials about the plans to bring the All-Star Game to Utah. The NBA awarded Salt Lake City the game in

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With Aggie legends in the stands, Utah State rallies from 21 down to beat Nevada – Cache Valley Daily

LOGAN – When Jaycee Carroll came out onto the court at halftime to have his No. 20 jersey honored, the scoreboard showed his beloved Aggies down by 15 points, 47-32. A mere 19 minutes of game time later, Carroll and the rest of the Aggie greats in attendance – including Sam Merrill, Tai Wesley, Gary Wilkinson, Tyler Newbold, and Stew Morrill – were graced with the familiar “winning team, losing team” chant as USU closed out a 75-66 win over the Wolf Pack. “Disaster” may not quite fully describe the first four minutes of the game. Nevada opened up the game with a 22-4 run, all of it powered by the offense of one player: Will Baker. The junior center scored the first 22 points for the Wolf Pack, going 7-for-7 from the field including 6-for-6 from three. “I’ve never seen that before, personally. Respect to him for making them,” graduate guard RJ Eytle-Rock said. “We just didn’t quite get there close enough in time. He made some tough ones.” “I’ve coached a long time as an assistant and a head coach. I’ve never seen anything like that,” USU head coach Ryan Odom said. The rest of the Nevada players fed off

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PHOTO GALLERY: USU 75, Nevada 66 men’s basketball

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PHOTO GALLERY: Southern Utah 197.125, Utah State 196.175 gymnastics

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Final RPI rankings and playoff pairings revealed for 4A basketball playoffs with Region 11 teams taking top seeds – Cache Valley Daily

The top teams in 4A girls and boys basketball heading into the state playoffs are in Region 11. The final RPI rankings and 4A playoff schedule from the Utah High School Activities Association were revealed Saturday morning, with the Ridgeline girls (22-0) and the Sky View boys (20-2) basketball teams ranked 1st. In girls basketball, the top three teams receive a first round bye but in boys basketball only the top two teams receive a first round bye since Layton Christian increases the number of boys teams. The Sky View girls (15-6) basketball team finished 2nd in the rankings and also receives a first round bye. The Green Canyon girls (15-5) team had been ranked 3rd much of the season, but in the final rankings that were revealed on Saturday the Wolves are ranked 4th. Although Dixie lost in their final game of the regular season, the Flyers (20-4) remain the #2 team in boys, narrowly edging out the Ridgeline Riverhawks (17-4) by .002 of a percentage. Dixie benefitted from having played a few more games than Ridgeline, giving them a slight edge in their own winning percentage. The first round of the 4A playoffs will take place on Tuesday,

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How to watch, projected starters, injuries – Cache Valley Daily

LOGAN – This Saturday evening matchup will be a massive one for Utah State. Not only is it the night in which its all-time leading scorer, Jaycee Carroll, is having his jersey retired, but what little hopes the Aggies have of rising in the standings begin — though don’t necessarily end — must be fueled by a win over Nevada. How to watch Tip-off: 6 p.m. MT Location: Dee Glen Smith Spectrum | Logan, UT TV Broadcast: CBS Sports Network Aggie GameDay Coverage on KVNU (102.1 FM/610 AM & KVNU mobile app): 5 p.m. MT KVNU Aggie Call (102.1 FM/610 AM, KVNU mobile app): Immediately after game ends Injuries Utah State G – Rylan Jones (Undisclosed) – OUT Jones has missed the last 11 games with an undisclosed upper-body injury. No timetable has been provided for a return. Nevada G – Hunter McIntosh (Knee) – OUT F – KJ Hymes (Back) – OUT C – Michael Folarin (Knee) – OUT Projected Starters Utah State (20-7, 9-5, 4th in MW) G – Steven Ashworth (6-1, Jr.) – 15.6 points | 3.3 rebounds | 4.5 assists

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PHOTO GALLERY: Ridgeline 68, Logan 66 OT boys basketball

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Utah State gymnastics records season-high 196.175 in loss to No. 21 Southern Utah – Cache Valley Daily

Photo by Robert K. Scott LOGAN, Utah – What a difference a week can make. After recording its season-low score against Boise State last week, Utah State enjoyed its best outing of the season with a season-high 196.175 against No. 21 Southern Utah on Friday night at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. The Thunderbirds won the Mountain Rim Gymnastics Conference dual meet with a 197.125. “I am really excited for our student-athletes,” said first-year Utah State head coach Kristin White. “This team has been through a lot these last six or seven weeks, having to change the lineup every week because of some sort of adversity that we faced. For them to come out tonight and just believe in the six athletes we had competing on each event was amazing.” The announced crowd of 3,299 was a season high for the Aggies (1-7, 1-6 MRGC) and the 16th-largest in school history. “It was so exciting,” said Utah State junior all-arounder Brianna Brooks. “Just seeing the amount of people was crazy. I loved it.” White agreed. “To have that kind of support from our fans is amazing,” she said. “Aggie Nation is incredible with all of our student-athletes and all of our

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