Links: Washington Wizards Continue To Lose, Keep Their Lottery Balls

Today's links:

• Recaps from last night's loss to the Pacers: [Us | SB Nation D.C. | Washington Post | Truth About It | Wiz of Awes | Washington Times | Washington Examiner | CSN Washington highlights | Wizards Extreme | Indy Star (gamer, blog) | SB Nation Indiana | Indy Cornrows | Popcorn Machine | ESPN box score]
• The injuries to Nene and Cook Book came during the most hectic stretch of the Wizards schedule, and it's shown. [Washington Post]
• NBA commissioner David Stern and NCAA president Mark Emmert continue lobbing salvos at one another over the "one-and-done" rule. Tom Ziller weighs in. [SB Nation]
• The gap between Anthony Davis and the field in the 2012 NBA Draft continues to widen. [CSN Washington]
• Too bad, because with two games remaining against the Bobkittens, Adam Vingan thinks the Wizards have a good chance of avoiding the worst winning percentage in franchise history. [NBC4 Washington]
• JaVale McGee talks about the trade that sent him to Denver and how he is adjusting to the new surroundings and thinner air in Mile High. [HoopsWorld]
• Many of Wizards have undoubtedly noticed that the Thunder will likely be unable to re-sign James Harden when he becomes a restricted free agent after next season. Brian Jackson suggests getting a head start and trading this year's first-round pick for the best sixth man in the league. [CSN Washington]

• You know who hadn't weighed in on the "Kentucky vs. Wizards" debate? Science! [SB Nation D.C.]