4:17 PM ET, Fri March 12, 2010

Former Jazz center Whaley arrested in Salt Lake County

Salt Lake Tribune — Police in Salt Lake County arrested former Utah Jazz center Robert Whaley and found marijuana "between his buttocks," according to a jail document. Whaley, 27, had warrants for his arrest for absconding from a probation in Michigan.

3 hours ago

Utah Jazz: Matthews at home in starting lineup

Salt Lake Tribune — Milwaukee » After all the puzzled looks he's gotten walking out with the Jazz's starting five this season, Wesley Matthews will take the court tonight in a building where he needs no introduction.

13 hours ago

Jazz blow by fading Pistons

Salt Lake Tribune — Auburn Hills, Mich. » It only figures that in a building named The Palace, against a Detroit Pistons team they've lorded over for five seasons now, the Jazz would deliver a quarter Wednesday night that Deron Williams only could describe as "pretty flawless.

March 10, 2010

Jazz notes: Matthews' defense impresses

Salt Lake Tribune — Auburn Hills, Mich. » Jazz coach Jerry Sloan was interested in seeing Wednesday how rookie Wesley Matthews would do against the Pistons' Richard Hamilton .

March 10, 2010

Jazz Stop Pistons In Detroit

ESPN Video — Deron Williams had 18 points and 12 assists, and the Utah Jazz beat the Detroit Pistons, 115-104

March 10, 2010

Jazz's offense rolls against Bulls

Salt Lake Tribune — As much as Deron Williams' one-handed dunk over Derrick Rose in the third quarter was the show-stopping play in Tuesday night's game, it was just one of the many things that went right for the Jazz against the Chicago Bulls.

March 9, 2010

Jazz: Outrunning of the Bulls

Salt Lake Tribune — Chicago » As much of a show-stopper as Deron Williams delivered with his third-quarter dunk over Derrick Rose, the number the Jazz left burning on the scoreboard Tuesday night at United Center was just as spectacular.

March 9, 2010

Deron Williams Powers Jazz, 132-108

ESPN Video — Williams' double-double, 28 points and 17 assists, hand the Bulls their fifth straight loss

March 9, 2010

A homecoming for Jeffers

Salt Lake Tribune — Not until he saw the upcoming itinerary before Saturday's game against the Clippers did Othyus Jeffers realize that his first trip with the Jazz also would bring a Windy City homecoming.

March 9, 2010

Jazz: Just call them the road warriors

Salt Lake Tribune — Not long ago, the prospect of a four-game trip might have sent the Jazz retreating in terror. But times change. The Jazz are 15-14 on the road so far this season, heading into tonight's game at Chicago.

March 8, 2010

Next game at Milwaukee Bucks on Fri, Mar 12 8:30 pm EST

Opponent news and rumors snapshot:

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  • Jennings shows some swagger Bucks Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Mon 3/1 at Los Angeles L 104 - 108
Thu 3/4 at Phoenix W 116 - 108
Sat 3/6 vs Los Angeles W 107 - 85
Tue 3/9 at Chicago W 132 - 108
Wed 3/10 at Detroit W 115 - 104
Fri 3/12 at Milwaukee 8:30 pm EST
Sun 3/14 at Oklahoma City 7:00 pm EDT
Mon 3/15 vs Washington 9:00 pm EDT
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  • Utah linebacker Fotu injured Salt Lake Tribune The Utah football team suffered its first major injury of spring practice Thursday when senior linebacker Nai Fotu was taken off the field with a knee injury.
  • Utah basketball: Third time no charm for U. Salt Lake Tribune Las Vegas » Stung by Utah twice in the regular season, the UNLV Rebels made sure the Runnin' Utes didn't get them again Thursday as the Rebels pounded the Utes 73-61 in the quarterfinals of the MWC Tournament here at the Thomas & Mack Center.
  • BYU basketball: Jimmer sets tourney scoring mark Salt Lake Tribune Las Vegas » It had nothing to do with the fact that New Mexico's Darington Hobson won the Mountain West Conference's Player of the Year award, BYU's Jimmer Fredette insisted on Thursday night.
  • BYU basketball: Fredette propels Y. to victory Salt Lake Tribune Las Vegas » Nationally ranked Brigham Young brought its own show to the basketball arena just off the famed Las Vegas Strip, although watching a steady stream of free throws from Jimmer Fredette probably was not the best entertainment option in town on Thursday night.
  • Monson: Fredette just the assassin BYU needs Salt Lake Tribune Las Vegas BYU sort of did what it said it would do to TCU on Thursday night at the Thomas & Mack Center: Give the Frogs their due by dialing in and then finishing them proper, the way a favorite should put down a 'dog.
  • Utah basketball: Utah athletic director not a fan of NCAA tournament expansion Salt Lake Tribune Las Vegas » The possibility that the NCAA Tournament could expand from 65 teams to 96 might be appealing to some, but not to Utah athletic director Chris Hill, who served on the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee from 2004 to 2009.