Greg Ostertag tries to dunk over Detroit's Ben Wallace, one of the top free agents.
Michael Brandy, Deseret Morning News
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Ben Wallace, Pistons
Jason Terry, Mavericks
Al Harrington, Hawks
SHOOT FOR THE MOON
SAY IT AIN'T SO
JAZZ TARGETS?
Nazr Mohammed, Spurs
Joel Przybilla, Trail Blazers
Keith Van Horn, Mavericks
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Chris Wilcox, Sonics (restricted)
Rasual Butler, Hornets
Flip Murray, Cavaliers
Bobby Jackson, Grizzlies
Speedy Claxton, Hornets
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Jacque Vaughn, Nets
Shandon Anderson, Heat
Scott Padgett, Nets
Calbert Cheaney, Warriors
Howard Eisley, Nuggets
LOCAL YOKELS
Scot Pollard, Pacers
Eddie Gill, Pacers
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Jarron Collins
Milt Palacio
Andre Owens (restricted)
Real Salt Lake
As elated as the 19,341 fans at Rio Tinto Stadium were when Nat Borchers scored the game winner in the 93rd minute on Saturday night, no one was happier than Kyle Reynish.
Colleges should get aid
The cost of college football is too much for the colleges and the NFL has an abundance of cash. It only makes sense for the NFL to help play for college football.
John Beck
John Beck has become a nomad quarterback in the NFL with his latest stop being the Houston Texans.
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