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Thursday, 04 November 2021

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Timberwolves can’t cool down Clippers, drop to below .500.

Pioneer Press 04 Nov 2021

The one thing the Timberwolves have been able to hang their hats on this season has been their defense. Losses have come because of offensive struggles. The defense has kept Minnesota in every game. That was true until the fourth quarter against Orlando on Monday, when the Wolves surrendered 43 points over the final 12 minutes ... .

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Timberwolves can't cool down Clippers, drop to below .500.

Marietta Daily Journal 04 Nov 2021

Nov. 4—The one thing the Timberwolves have been able to hang their hats on this season has been their defense. Losses have come because of offensive struggles. The defense has kept Minnesota in every game. That was true until the ... .

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High school football: Section final predictions

Pioneer Press 04 Nov 2021

CLASS 6A. No. 3 Rosemount (5-4) at No. 2 Woodbury (8-1), 7 p.m. Rosemount’s offense has come to life a bit in recent weeks. But Woodbury’s defense has been the unsung hero of the Royals’ 2021 campaign, and will carry them to state. Our pick. Woodbury 20, Rosemount 13 No. 5 Lakeville North (4-5) at No. 1 Eden Prairie (8-1), 7 p.m ... Our pick ... .

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Class 3A girls soccer state semifinal: Stillwater rallies to knock off top-ranked Edina

Pioneer Press 04 Nov 2021

What are the odds of rallying from a 2-0 halftime deficit to knock off the top-ranked team in the state — and country, according to the United Soccer Coaches — in the state tournament semifinals?. “I would’ve probably said less than 20 percent,” Stillwater girls soccer coach Mike Huber said. Most would say far lower than that ... “Just don’t give up.” ... 8.

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Jacee Turcotte is named athlete of the week

Williston Herald 03 Nov 2021

Jacee Turcotte, a Trenton High School senior, is this week's stand-out athlete.� ... Congrats, Jacee on a job well done and good luck to the entire Trenton volleyball ...

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Timberwolves’ perimeter shots not falling, so is it time to attack the rim?

Post Bulletin 03 Nov 2021

Minnesota Timberwolves coach Chris Finch hasn’t seen anything like this. Yes, players have shooting struggles, but the Wolves are having them at-large, with most every shooter coming in below his average from 3-point range at the moment. Taurean Prince, Jaden McDaniels and Jordan McLaughlin are all below 18 percent shooting from deep ... .

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Missing home, Jalen Suggs was thankful for early homecoming

Pioneer Press 02 Nov 2021

Jalen Suggs exited Orlando’s team flight at 1 a.m. early Sunday with a smile on his face. He was home. The St. Paul native’s homecoming came just eight games into his NBA career Monday, as Orlando visited Target Center to take on the Timberwolves, and not a day too early. “I was missing home,” Suggs said ... Games come fast ... He cares.

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Timberwolves blown out by lowly Orlando

Pioneer Press 02 Nov 2021

Any good will the Timberwolves built up with a hot start to the season is gone. That’s what happens when you show up in front of your home crowd and deliver a stinker to lose to a team that may win 20 games all season ... Perhaps the Timberwolves belong in the same category of teams. Their wins are against Houston, New Orleans and Milwaukee ... .

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East Metro boys soccer player of the year: Lakeville South’s Loïc Mesanvi

Pioneer Press 02 Nov 2021

Head coaches are always asked when they felt the turning point of their season took place. For Lakeville South boys soccer coach Aaron Fenton, it was immediate — Game No. 1. The Cougars were trailing Benilde-St ... Defeat was all but a guarantee at that point, except for the fact the Cougars had Loïc Mesanvi ... Lakeville South won 3-2 ... Not him ... St ... .

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East Metro girls soccer player of the year: Woodbury’s Sophia Barjesteh

Pioneer Press 01 Nov 2021

The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. in the spring of 2020 left states at large in lockdown and kids with nowhere to go and little to do. Sophia Barjesteh’s soccer activities were on hold. Her work, on the other hand, was not. Barjesteh has always relied on training to improve in the sport ... Work is her routine ... Barjesteh wore it out ... of ... St ... .

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High school football roundup: Seeded last in section, Tartan will play for state berth

Marietta Daily Journal 01 Nov 2021

Oct. 31—Tartan 42, Highland Park 18. Tartan (3-7) was seeded seventh out of seven teams in Class 5A, Section 4. Now, the Titans will play for the section title. Jessie Hawkins ran for a pair of scores and Ethan Kaemmer ... .

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Malik Beasley could be what sparks Timberwolves' offense

Marietta Daily Journal 01 Nov 2021

Nov. 1—There was one thing — one player, really — that worked for the Timberwolves' offense in the second half of Saturday's loss to the Denver Nuggets. It was Malik Beasley. Finally. The sharpshooter snapped out of his early-season slump ... .

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Bowling Green QB Matt McDonald runs for 47-yard TD after faking kneel-down

USA Today 31 Oct 2021

Bowling Green quarterback Matt McDonald ran for a 47-yard touchdown against Buffalo after feigning a delayed kneel-down. ... .

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Timberwolves fall short in thrilling loss to Denver

Marietta Daily Journal 31 Oct 2021

Oct. 31—The Timberwolves finally stopped Nikola Jokic.

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Malik Beasley could be what sparks Timberwolves’ offense

Pioneer Press 31 Oct 2021

There was one thing — one player, really — that worked for the Timberwolves’ offense in the second half of Saturday’s loss to the Denver Nuggets. It was Malik Beasley. Finally. The sharpshooter snapped out of his early-season slump by making six three-pointers, four in the second half ... “It felt good. I knew the time would come ... .