Chasson Randle

Solomon Hill (photo. Luke Adams/Arizona Athletics Photography) Dime will be in the building all week for the 2012 Pac-12 basketball tournament to bring you updates on the epic media margarita glasses, the best crowd chants and of course, all of the hoops action. I admit that I do silly things when I travel. To reach the Pac-12 Tournament, I woke up at 4 a.m., chugged a Red Bull and drove from Phoenix to Los Angeles with only a single pit stop to fill my gas tank. The final two hours of the...Read Full Story

USA TODAYStanford routs Minnesota to capture NIT titleUSA TODAYNEW YORK (AP) – Stanford's young guards Chasson Randle and Aaron Bright each scored 15 points, and the Cardinal routed Minnesota 75-51 to win the NIT title Thursday night. By Jason Szenes, Getty Images The Stanford Cardinals celebrate after winning the ...Randle and Bright score 15 points each, Stanford routs Minnesota 75-51 in NIT ...Washington PostStanford cruises past Minnesota for NIT titleChicago TribuneStanford routs...Read Full Story

NEW YORK (CBS / AP) — Anthony Brown scored a season-high 18 points and Josh Owens had 15 points and 12 rebounds to help Stanford advance to the NIT championship game with a 74-64 win over Massachusetts on Tuesday night. The Minutemen took their first lead since early in the game with about 8 minutes left, but Brown hit a 3-pointer to push the Cardinal back on top, then later scored seven points during an 11-3 run that put Stanford in control. Third-seeded Stanford (25-11) will meet Minnesota...Read Full Story

LOS ANGELES (CBS / AP) — Jorge Gutierrez scored 19 of his 22 points in the second half, Harper Kamp added 17 points, and California avenged last weekend’s loss to Stanford with a 77-71 victory over their Bay Area archrivals in the Pac-12 tournament quarterfinals on Thursday night. Justin Cobbs scored 15 points while playing strong defense on Stanford freshman sensation Chasson Randle for the second-seeded Golden Bears (24-8) in the schools’ second meeting in five days.  Stanford beat Cal 75...Read Full Story

SALT LAKE CITY (CBS/AP) — In the end, Larry Krystkowiak was speechless. That was fine by him, after so much strife, and so many tough losses in his first season as Utah coach. “It was almost neat just to hear the silence,” Krystkowiak said of the Utah locker room following Saturday’s 58-57 victory over Stanford. “We sat in there before with heads down and not the same vibe. I really just didn’t want to walk out of the room. I wanted to feel those chills that we were feeling at the end of the...Read Full Story