George Manousidis: What is your expectations of the Cameroon National Team?
Lazare Adingono : My expectations for the National Team are simple play together and compete.

The Sacramento Kings found a way to keep their starting point guard, Beno Udrih (194-G-82), despite some fierce competition. Udrih and the Kings have verbally agreed to a five-year contract for the full mid-level exception.
Assuming the full mid-level comes in at $5.5 million this year, Udrih would get a contract worth $33.3 million and he would have a player option for the fifth year of his contract.
'I am so happy and honored to be returning to the Kings,' Udrih told. 'They took a chance on me and believed in me. I can't wait to get back to my teammates and the city that has become home to me.'
The Kings outbid the Los Angeles Clippers, who also offered Udrih a five-year deal for the mid-level. Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy flew to New York and met with Udrih at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday morning -- the earliest NBA teams were permitted to commence negotiations and strike verbal agreements with free agents. Dunleavy was persuasive, but at the end of the day Udrih wanted to return to the team that gave him his big break (espn.com)

The Los Angeles Lakers extended qualifying offers to Alexander Vujacic (200-G-84) which allows the team to establish a right of first refusal. If Vujacic, whose offer was for about $2.2 million sign an offer sheet with another team, the Lakers can match the offer and retain them. Vujacic is seeking long-term deals and hope their agents can come to an agreement with the Lakers.