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Fizdale said about a pivotal Game 5 against the Spurs Tuesday night with the series tied 2-2.

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Grizzlies coach David Fizdale believes the feeling-out process is done in their first-round series with the San Antonio Spurs.

The teams spent the first three meetings earning lopsided victories until Game 4's overtime thriller.

The expectation for Game 5?

"I expect another epic game," Fizdale said about a pivotal Game 5 against the Spurs Tuesday night with the series tied 2-2. "That last game was an epic game. You've got two hard-playing teams, two well-prepared teams. They've got that championship pedigree so that tells me right there that there will be no letdown from them. They're fuming right now, ready to get back and play. We've got to be ready to go in there and earn it."

Memphis knotted the best-of-seven series last Saturday with an overtime victory in FedExForum. The Grizzlies' defense and secondary players were amped up in the past two games at home after digging a 0-2 hole at San Antonio's AT&T Center.

Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard is having an all-world series. Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley is delivering superstar performances. Both coaches figure to make minor adjustments but Fizdale told his team to continue to believe what they displayed over the weekend: The Grizzlies are good enough to win ding what they've done with more attention to detail.

"It's just a matter of who out-executes who at this point," Fizdale said. "Who does what they do better. Hopefully, our guys will be up for that challenge. I told our guys 'Let's go in there and win.' We've got the ingredients to do it. But talking about it and doing it are different things."

The Grizzlies turned the tables on the Spurs in Games 3 and 4 by becoming the aggressors on defense. Memphis' ball-pressure proved disruptive and turned San Antonio into a one-man show with Leonard's usage rate increasing by the minute.

"We just need continuous effort, multiple efforts because all of (the Spurs) seem to be great shooters," Grizzlies center Marc Gasol said. "We've got to try to make it a little bit more physical. That's where we excel."

The Grizzlies' pushed the pace more often at home so that the Spurs' stout defense didn't have time to get set. Memphis philosophy and execution centered on having its defense create easy offense.

Indeed, the Grizzlies' offense put pressure on the Spurs' weakened defense over the past two games. Memphis scored just 82 points in each of the first two games. The Grizzlies averaged 107.5 points in Games 3 and 4, and put up 96 in regulation Saturday.

"It starts on the defensive end," Conley said. "Early in the first two games, we weren't aggressive enough defensively. We weren't imposing our will. Last game, when we got down 10 (in the first quarter), we got back to getting stops and getting out in transition. JaMychal (Green) getting a lob there was a big part of the game. And that comes off defense. The offensive stuff will follow suit."

Memphis' offensive rating in its two wins (111.8 points per 100 possessions) was equal to what the run-and-gun, three-point shooting Houston Rockets posted during the regular season.

Both teams identified strong defense as the X-factor in Game 5.

Conley pummeled the Spurs in pick-and-roll situations. The Spurs will welcome back starting center Dewayne Dedmon returning from his Game 4 absence as their best pick-and-roll defender.

"At the end of the day, you've got to be prepared for everything," Fizdale said.

Epics usually make one expect the unexpected.
GRIZZLIES VS. SPURS
Local TV, radio: Fox Sports Southeast, 92.9-FM, 680-AM

Game 1: San Antonio 111, Memphis 82

Game 2: San Antonio, 96, Memphis 82

Game 3: Memphis 105, San Antonio 94

Gam 4: Memphis 110, San Antonio 108 (OT)

Tuesday: at San Antonio, 8 p.m. (NBA TV)

x-Thursday: at Memphis, TBD

x-Saturday: at San Antonio, TBD (TNT)

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Grizzlies coach David Fizdale believes the feeling-out process is done in their first-round series with the San Antonio Spurs. The teams spent the first three meetings earning lopsided victories until Game 4's overtime thriller. The expectation for Game 5? "I expect another epic game," Fizdale said about a pivotal Game 5 against the Spurs Tuesday night with the series tied 2-2.

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Aaron Hernandez found dead near 3 handwritten notes

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In particular, investigators found three handwritten notes next to a Bible in the prison cell. It was not immediately clear what those notes said.

That information comes from a joint statement from Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early Jr., Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Col. Richard McKeon, and Secretary of Public Safety Daniel Bennett.

Hernandez's died early Wednesday morning after he hanged himself by a bedsheet in his prison cell, the Massachusetts Department of Correction said. The former tight end for the New England Patriots had been serving a life sentence without parole after being convicted in the June 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd.

Hernandez was found dead with the words "John 3:16" written on his forehead, according to a law enforcement source directly involved in the investigation into the former NFL star's death.

The notation is believed to refer to the words in the Bible from John 3:16: "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."

Law enforcement personnel told CNN's Deborah Feyerick that inmates often use this verse.

According to the joint statement, Hernandez was locked in his cell about 8 p.m. on Tuesday night, and no one entered the cell until he was found by a correction officer at 3:03 a.m. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead about an hour later.

Cardboard had been jammed into the door tracks of his single-inmate cell to impede entry, according to the statement. There were no signs of a struggle and he was alone at the time.

Hernandez's death came just five days after his acquittal in the 2012 slayings of two men outside a Boston nightclub in a separate case.

This article has been updated to better characterize details about the manner in which the Bible verse was written. CNN continues to gather reporting to clarify the information.

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Aaron Hernandez found dead near 3 handwritten notes

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In particular, investigators found three handwritten notes next to a Bible in the prison cell. It was not immediately clear what those notes said. That information comes from a joint statement from Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early Jr., Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Col. Richard McKeon, and Secretary of Public Safety Daniel Bennett.

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Best hotels in Mauritius: How top designers remade luxury in paradise

it seems that there are some nice luxury hotels in paradise.

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US submarine arrives in South Korea
Amid tensions with North Korea, the USS Michigan, a guided-missile submarine, has arrived in the port city of Busan, South Korea.

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Apr 25, 2017
High school student finds worm in cafeteria lunch
A high school student in Pennsylvania got more than he bargained for when he discovered a worm in his popcorn chicken bowl.  The student snapped a picture of the bug hiding inside the lunch he bought at the cafeteria.  On close inspection, it looks like a maggot. But the school confirmed it’s actually a corn earworm -- a common pest in tomatoes, cotton, and of course corn.  After the student showed the cafeteria staff the bug, they stopped serving the popcorn chicken entree.

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HUGHESVILLEA, Penn. (WNEP/CNN) -- A high school student in Pennsylvania got more than he bargained for when he discovered a worm in his popcorn chicken bowl.

The student, who asked not to be identified, snapped a picture of the bug hiding inside the lunch he bought at the Hughesville High School cafeteria.

On close inspection, it looks like a maggot. But the school confirmed it's actually a corn earworm -- a common pest in tomatoes, cotton, and of course corn.

Word spread throughout the school after a picture of the bug went viral on social media.

"I saw it on Snapchat and Instagram, and I just think it was disgusting to be honest," said senior Jacob Hoffman.

Lycoming School District Superintendent Michael Pawlik released the following statement:

At the end of our high school lunch period, a student showed a cafeteria worker a bug that they had found in their 'popcorn chicken bowl'.

A 'popcorn chicken bowl' consists of mashed potatoes, mixed with corn and topped with popcorn chicken and gravy.

After the student showed the cafeteria staff the bug, they stopped serving the popcorn chicken entrée.

Copyright 2017 WNEP via CNN. All rights reserved.

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HUGHESVILLEA, Penn. (WNEP/CNN) -- A high school student in Pennsylvania got more than he bargained for when he discovered a worm in his popcorn chicken bowl. The student, who asked not to be identified, snapped a picture of the bug hiding inside the lunch he bought at the Hughesville High School cafeteria.