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Sixers President Gansey Shapes Audacious Offseason

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Travis Ford is returning to college coaching at Little Rock after two seasons away, bringing a 424-335 record and seven NCAA Tournament appearances; the team is set to play an exhibition at Kentucky, where Ford once starred. Colorado is rebuilding with newcomers including transfers Justin Neely and Noah Feddersen and freshman Rider Portela as it prepares for the Big 12. A profile of Philadelphia 76ers president of basketball operations Mike Gansey highlights relationship-building and personal loyalty, alongside an ambitious offseason involving Jaylen Brown and LeBron James. Other profiles trace Drake senior Gabe Oldham’s path from Utah through a church mission, junior college and Denver, and Oregon basketball player Otten’s rise after being overlooked during the pandemic and playing in remote Central Oregon.

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Angel Reese’s defense, rebounding, leadership and competitive intensity have helped propel Atlanta to the WNBA Finals, while improved confidence in her outside shot has added another dimension to her game. Coaches and analysts credit her partnership with coach Karl Smesko and say Reese has become a major reason the Dream are competing for a championship.

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NBA Hall of Famer Amar’e Stoudemire graduated from Miami-Dade College’s police academy and is preparing to join the Miami-Dade Schools Police Department. He says becoming an officer fulfills a childhood ambition inspired by relatives in law enforcement.

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