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Upset... No. 15 LEHIGH UPSETS No. 2 DUKE 75-70

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In a historic upset that will both ruin brackets and delight a majority of the college basketball-watching public, No. 2 Duke, the team that inspires more love and hate than any team in the sport, was upset by No. 15 Lehigh on Friday night, 75-70. The win was Lehigh’s first in the NCAA tournament. It was only the third opening-round defeat for Mike Krzyzewski in his 32 years coaching the Blue Devils.

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Premiere... THE ANNOUNCEMENT: MAGIC JOHNSON

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ESPN Films and Director Nelson George delve into the journey of NBA All-Star and three-time MVP Magic Johnson; from his rise to NBA prominence and the pinnacle of celebrity stardom, to the earth shattering, life-changing revelation in 1991 that he was HIV-positive. Johnson himself co-narrates the documentary, from his fight with the AIDS virus and his battles with public scrutiny following the announcement, to his MVP performance in the 1992 NBA All-Star Game, his participation on the original Olympic “Dream Team” later that year and an NBA comeback in 1996, to his astounding success as a businessman, philanthropist and ambassador in the fight against AIDS, and his medical triumph over the disease.

The Announcement: Magic Johnson premieres March 11th, 9pm/et on ESPN.

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Match-Up... ISNER OUTLASTS MAHUT IN EPIC MATCH; SHATTERS RECORDS

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What started off as a typical Wimbledon first-round tennis match like any other, soon turned into an epic battle of record breaking proportions, as American John Isner defeated Frenchman Nicolas Manut 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 (7), 7-6 (3), 70-68 in a remarkable match that consumed 11 hours, 5 minutes and consisted of 183 games over the span of three days. The fifth set alone ran 8 hours, 11 minutes — 98 minutes more than the longest match on record!

See highlights from the record breaking Wimbledon match-up between Isner and Manut now…

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Highlight... LAKERS TOPPLE CELTICS FOR 2010 NBA TITLE; KOBE NAMED FINALS MVP

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The 2010 NBA Finals lived up to all the hype and more, as both teams fought hard in this epic battle of rivals from two of the most storied franchises in NBA history.  The Los Angeles Lakers ultimately prevailed over the Boston Celtics, emerging with an 83-79 victory in the final game of the season’s best-of-seven championship series match-up…

Down as much as 13 points early into the third quarter, Lakers star Kobe Bryant and his trusted comrades found a way to fight back in a decidedly un-Lakerlike fashion. Bryant finished the night with 23 points, 6 of 24 in field goal attempts for a series low 25 percent, along with 15 rebounds and 2 assists. The Lakers’ 53-40 rebound advantage over the Celtics proved to be a pivotal stat in the outcome of the game. This is Los Angeles 16th NBA Championship and second consecutive title. Bryant was named MVP of the Finals, despite an unspectacular performance in Game 7. For the series, Bryant averaged a commendable 28.6 pts., 8 rebounds, and 3.9 assists. This is Bryant’s fifth NBA title and second consecutive Finals MVP honor.

See highlights from the 2010 NBA Finals, Game 7 post-game analysis, and interview with the 2010 NBA Finals MVP Kobe Bryant now…

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Headline... DUKE HOLDS OFF BUTLER FOR 4TH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

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In what will go down in the history books as an epic battle, emblematic of ‘David and Goliath’, the Duke Blue Devils defeated the Butler Bulldogs 61-59 in the title game of the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament. Duke, which won its fourth national title in 19 years and arguably the most accomplished men’s basketball program of the past quarter century, withstood the stand from the underdogs of Butler, who played for their first national title in school history. See video recapping the epic match with ESPN analysts and post game interview with Duke head coach, Mike Krzyzewski now…

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Match-Up... HOPKINS vs. JONES II: THE RIVALS

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Bitter rivals and future Hall of Famers, Roy Jones Jr. (54-6, 40 KOs) and Bernard Hopkins (50-5-1, 32 KOs), square off again at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas Saturday night (9 ET, PPV, $49.95). The two aged fighters ignored their critics to finally settle the score, as Jones edged Hopkins 17-years ago when both fighters were still in their prime. See video of the match-up 17 years ago and preview the rematch now…

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