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		Boozer plays sweet music against Warriors By Jeremy Kahn March 31, 2010
	SALT LAKE CITY, UT - MARCH 31: Carlos Boozer #5 of the Utah Jazz goes for the lay-up against the Golden State Warriors at EnergySolutions Arena on March 31, 2010 in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Photo by Melissa Majchrzak/NBAE/Getty Images)
	Carlos Boozer played his college basketball at Duke University, who is in the Final Four this weekend and against the Golden State Warriors, he treated them like a college team. Boozer scored 25 points in just 29 minutes of action, as the Utah Jazz defeated the Warriors 128-104 at Energy Solution Center. With the victory, the Jazz won their 50 the game of the season, while injury-depleted Warriors lost for the 51st time. Kyle Korver scored 21 points off the bench, while Paul Milsap added 19, as the Jazz bench outscored the Warriors bench 51-33 on the evening. The Warriors, who dressed just eight players, were led by Corey Maggette, who scored 22 points and Anthony Morrow scored 21 off the bench. Monta Ellis did not play due to the flu, and Chris Hunter was forced to leave the game with a nose injury, leaving the Warriors with just seven players.