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Utah Jazz guard Collin Sexton comes off the rim after a dunk during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Atlanta Hawks, Friday, March 15, 2024, in Salt Lake City. (AP Photo/Spenser Heaps) SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Keyonte George scored 25 points and Collin Sexton added 21 to lead the Utah Jazz to a 124-122 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night. George and Sexton combined for 11 assists to help the Jazz snap a three-game losing streak. Both players have had four 20-point games in March and this one helped Utah survive another game without Lauri Markkanen and Jordan Clarkson in the lineup. George is quickly evolving from a spot-up shooter into a multi-dimensional scoring threat. The first-round pick only made one 3-pointer against the Hawks, relying on going downhill and finishing at the rim. “Right now, I feel good about where my game is going,” George said. If he keeps it up, George could be the a long-term answer at point guard — a position run by committee for the Jazz at times earlier in the season. “Tonight is just a glimpse into what Keyonte’s future can be,” Jazz coach Will Hardy said.
Utah State’s Javon Jackson (22), Darius Brown II (10), Josh Uduje (14) and Great Osobor (1) walk downcourt near the end of the team’s NCAA college basketball game against San Diego State in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference men’s tournament Friday, March 15, 2024, in Las Vegas. San Diego State won 86-70. (AP Photo/Ronda Churchill) Photos by Ronda Churchill / Associated Press Photo Gallery sponsored by The Logo Shop, your source for teams, businesses and booster clubs. Visit http://welogostuff.mypromohq.com/ Click on photo to enlarge it, then use your left-right arrow keys to cycle through the gallery Utah State guard Ian Martinez (4) gestures after making a 3-pointer against San Diego State during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference men’s tournament Friday, March 15, 2024, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Ronda Churchill) San Diego State guard Lamont Butler, center, and Utah State’s Karson Templin, back, and Mason Falslev, right, scramble for the ball during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference men’s tournament Friday, March 15, 2024, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Ronda Churchill) Utah State guard Darius Brown II (10) drives
San Diego State forward Jaedon LeDee, center rear, embraces Utah State forward Great Osobor (1) after an NCAA college basketball game in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference men’s tournament Friday, March 15, 2024, in Las Vegas. San Diego State won 86-70. (AP Photo/Ronda Churchill) LAS VEGAS — March is where anything can happen in any game. Utah State found that out the hard way as it seemed to have everything under control in its semifinal matchup with San Diego State, only to have a significant lead crumble and end with a 86-70 loss to the Aztecs. With 7:25 left in the first half, everything was coming up Aggies. They’d gone on a 20-2 run and were doubling-up San Diego State 34-17, the Aztecs having shot just 32 percent so far in the game. Everyone for the Aggies was getting involved. Great Osobor had 11 points, Ian Martinez had eight, Mason Falslev — who out-toughed his shoulder injury to play tonight — had scored six. Even Kalifa Sakho got himself involved with four points. But, 7:25 later and Utah State’s lead had been slashed down to a mere three, the score sitting at 39-36 at the break. Less than
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