Thursday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Hannah Ferguson; Duke knocks off Carolina

Thursday's A.M. Hot Clicks feature the lovely Hannah Ferguson, what to make of Duke's upset win over No. 5 North Carolina and Texas Tech's shocker over No. 3 Oklahoma

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The Night In Sports (Feb. 17)

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Here are some of the images that caught our eye on the sports night of Feb. 17, beginning with Grayson Allen celebrating and North Carolina coach Roy Williams lamenting the Blue Devils' shocking win over the No. 5 Tar Heels.

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Duke's Luke Kennard, left, and Grayson Allen, right, hug an injured Matt Jones after Duke's 74-73 win at No. 5 North Carolina.

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Ryan Arcidiacono of Villanova attempts to regain possession of the ball as Temple's Levan Shawn Alston, Jr. (No. 3) and Jaylen Bond defend.

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Miami guard James Palmer goes to the basket against Virginia Tech.

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Toddrick Gotcher of Texas Tech reacts after the Red Raiders knocked off No. 3 Oklahoma 65-63.

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Texas Tech's Devon Thomas is hoisted in the crowd after Texas Tech defeated No. 3 Oklahoma 65-63 in Lubbock.

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Nick Young of the Lakers holds his son Nick Jr. as they watch USC's 79-72 victory over Colorado.

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Xavier's Jalen Reynolds dunks during an 85-74 win over Providence.

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The Louisville Cardinals cheerleaders perform during their team's game against the Syracuse Orange.

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Montreal center Lars Eller is held by Colorado defenseman Erik Johnson while trying to shoot the puck at goalie Semyon Varlamov.

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Chicago center Jonathan Toews (19) falls to the ice battling for the puck with New York defenseman Keith Yandle.

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Bryce Brown of Auburn dives to the floor for a loose ball against Moses Kingsley of Arkansas.

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Villanova's Jalen Brunson and Temple's Josh Brown collide while chasing the ball.

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Indiana's Max Bielfeldt goes up for a dunk against Nebraska's Nick Fuller.

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A pom squad member of the Arkansas Razorbacks performs during a game against the Auburn Tigers.

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Zach Smith of Texas Tech dives for a loose ball during an upset win over No. 3 Oklahoma.

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Tyler Harris of the Auburn Tigers is tied up and fouled by Jabril Durham of the Arkansas Razorbacks.

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Duke freshman Brandon Ingram had 20 points and 10 rebounds in the win over North Carolina.

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Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski helps an injured Matt Jones, who sprained his ankle early against North Carolina.

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Auburn's Bryce Brown keeps the ball underneath him as Arkansas' Jimmy Whitt tumbles over.

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Avery Woodson of the Memphis Tigers scrambles for a loose ball against Chanda McSpadden of Central Florida.

It was hard at first to tell who was more stunned by Duke's 74-73 win at No. 5 North Carolina Wednesday night—the Blue Devils themselves or the suddenly blank-faced Tar Heel fans. Down by eight points late and playing without standout guard Matt Jones, who twisted an ankle early, Duke somehow hung in against North Carolina to simply steal one at Chapel Hill. The game called into question the last-minute strategy of coach Roy Williams, who got ripped on Twitter for passing up the chance to call a timeout before his team's fateful last shot. Check out the reactions from that upset and from Texas Tech's over No. 3 Oklahoma in the above gallery of the Night in Sports (click here for full-size version.)

Trading Places

The NBA returns from its All-Star break today with three games on the schedule, but the biggest moment of the day is the 3 p.m. ET trading deadline. Four-time league scoring champion Kevin Durant was in a joking mood on the eve of the deadline, saying the Oklahoma Thunder were looking to move him. Meanwhile, the Sacramento Kings reportedly are interested in Pau Gasol, and Dwight Howard entered the day as one of the biggest names in trade speculation. Follow the trade rumors here and take SI.com's insanely difficult NBA trade trivia quiz if you consider yourself a big NBA fan. 

Spring Training Begins

With pitchers and catchers reporting today, here's our ranking of all 30 MLB teams, our final Winter report card grades for the National League and American League, and ​a refresher on the 10 best new hats you'll see this preseason.  

Lovely Lady of the Day

Today's lovely lady is Hannah Ferguson, who, in case you missed it, had a slight tumble from a horse during this year's swimsuit shoot. Fortunately, both she and the horse were in the water at the time, making it eminently less dangerous but no less embarrassing. (Click here for Hannah's full-sized LLOD gallery.)

Swimsuit Launch Week Chronicles

Where's Andy this week? Well, there was the SI Swimsuit Fan Festival on South Beach on Wednesday, then a barbeque at the luxurious hotel, followed by a Wiz Khalifa concert and, well, you get the idea. Here's his latest diary entry.

Things Will Never Be the Same

Kristaps Porzingis tried vacationing in the Bahamas during the All-Star break and realized his popularity has created an unexpected problem.

Jay Williams Slightly Perturbed

The joys of live TV. Cheerleaders trying to mess with the flow. @RealJayWilliams @SethOnHoops @espn pic.twitter.com/6eL1vnUSGf

— Craig Choate (@craigwchoate) February 18, 2016

Jared Allen Announces His Retirement

Scot Pollard's Survivor Debut

It's Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty on #Survivor—take 2! Our premiere recap: https://t.co/7KfbDZVBfI pic.twitter.com/CcFSUN7lwK

— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) February 18, 2016

Words of Encouragement

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Odds & Ends

Gilbert Arenas wants to sign a 10-day contract with the Lakers so that he doesn't have to buy a ticket to Kobe's last game ... A look at the reign of Roger Goodell as he nears a full decade as NFL commissioner ... Becca Pizzi is the first U.S. woman, and only the second woman ever, to run seven marathons on seven continents in seven days ... Spurs rookie Boban Marjanovic lands a gig pitching new cars ... New Jersey hasn't given up on the idea of legalized sports betting ... Your NFL Off-season Primer ... Ten things to watch for in Sunday's Daytona 500, with the starting order being finalized with Thursday night's 150-mile Can-Am Duels.   

Stick to Soccer, Robin

The former Arsenal and Manchester United striker uploaded this video to YouTube, showing him singing R. Kelly’s “When a Woman’s Fed Up.”

The Return to L.A.

Lost in the shadow of the Golden State Warriors' brilliance is that the San Antonio Spurs are on pace for the third-best record in NBA history. That won't mean much if the season ends anywhere near as crushingly for San Antonio as last season's playoff exit against the Clippers, whom the Spurs visit tonight. Coach 'em up, Pop. Coach 'em up.  

A Gift From the UK

A little Ellie Goulding to get you closer to the weekend.

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