News about Harrison Barnes

Former Iowa cornerback, and possible 2024 NFL Draft first-round pick Cooper DeJean, believes he could defeat Caitlin Clark in a one-on-one game of basketball, he said. DeJean revealed he was asked by a few NFL teams looking to draft him if he could beat Clark head-to-head. The 6-foot-1 defensive back then said he could beat the now-Indiana Fever star. Clark had an incredible senior season at Iowa, where she broke several NCAA records, including becoming the collegiate all-time overall scoring leader. 

Stephen Curry had 32 points but had to call a timeout Golden State didn't have, and the defending champion Warriors defeated the Kings 126-125 on Sunday, with Harrison Barnes missing a 3-pointer at the buzzer, finishing their playoff series at two games apiece. For Sacramento, De'Aaron Fox had 38 points, nine rebounds, and five assists. The Kings were within one with his 3-pointer left, and then Curry missed a 16-foot jumper on the other end, and Keegan Murray restored the bounce. Fox blasted former Warrior Barnes for the potential game-winning 3, which struck the back of the rim, with Curry and Draymond Green defending. With 42.4 seconds remaining, Golden State led 126-121, and Malik Monk made the technical free throw for Sacramento. Curry called the excessive timeout.

The Memphis Grizzlies defeated Los Angeles 121-109 in the Lakers' first game since LeBron James sustained his right foot in 28 of his 39 points in the third quarter, as Ja Morant scored 28 of his 39 points in the third quarter, as well as 10 assists and ten rebounds. Morant shot ten of 12 shots in the highest-scoring quarter ever by a Grizzlies player. 'I was just feeling it,' Morant said. 'I got going and was able to keep it going and put us in a good spot to win the game,'

De'Aaron Fox scored 31 points in the Sacramento Kings' 116-111 win for their fifth straight victory. Harrison Barnes had 20 points and Kevin Huerter had 18 to help the Kings (25-18) gain third place in the Western Conference. LeBron James led Los Angeles to 32 points and climbed to 38,104 points in his career, 283 behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the all-time NBA scoring lead, while Russell Westbrook added 19.