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By John Hollinger
Friday, March 2, 2007 In the aftermath of complaints about lawlessness in Las Vegas, there's been much public hand-wringing this week about the problems that may crop up at next year's game in New Orleans. Since Las Vegas appeared to lack enough boots on the ground to deal with the crowds, the thinking goes that the already crime-ravaged city of New Orleans will be completely overwhelmed next season. It's not just the media saying this either. The Rockets' Tracy McGrady and Rafer Alston, the Hornets' Desmond Mason, ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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