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76ERS at JAZZ | FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS | February 15, 2021 SALT LAKE CITY — Jordan Clarkson didn't quite know the impact he had had on the early part of the Jazz's 134-123 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday. After his first minutes of the game, he went to the bench and Utah assistant Keyon Dooling happily greeted him and said: "You making shots tonight!" Dooling wasn't wrong; it was that Clarkson hadn't noticed — or at least not to the extent shots had been going in. "I'm not even paying attention — I'm just shooting the shots that are available," Clarkson said. It's hard to find a...

Xenophon. A follow-up to 2019’s 91-track Xennis Rodman, Xenophon sees Theravada flex his lyrical chops while sprinkling in a smattering of sports references, elevating the unique personal style he’s been molding since 2017’s Xen Griffey. Clocking in at just under 40 minutes, the brisk 20-song project is produced in large part by Theravada himself, though his 2000 Entertainment cohort Rob Chambers provides a handful of beats along with other co-conspirators like mgkrp, Paul Hares, axpuzzles and DMH. Standout tracks include “Minesweeper,” which sees Theravada state he’s “duly hu...