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Following Orlando's humbling Game 1 loss to Atlanta, Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said that if his team cut down its turnovers and played better defense, he felt like everything would be fine in Game 2.

His team only fulfilled half of that equation Tuesday night, but it was still enough to earn a victory.

"Kids should be going to college if at least part of what they want to do is get an education. The way it's set up on these one-and-dones.

... To me, it's a sham." -- Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy

In this Nov. 28, 2009, file photo, Orlando Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy talks during a time out in the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Milwaukee Bucks in Milwaukee.

The NBA has rescinded the flagrant foul against Orlando Magic guard Anthony Johnson for elbowing Cleveland's Mo Williams in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals.

Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said after the team's shootaround Tuesday he was glad the league took back the call.

Johnson drove the lane and extended his elbow in the second quarter of the Magic's victory Sunday.

The Orlando Magic will get a much-needed boost in their backcourt for Game 3 against the Boston Celtics with the return of Courtney Lee.

Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said after Friday's morning shootaround that Lee will be back in the lineup but will not start.

Orlando's starting shooting guard missed the first two games of the series recovering from a fractured sinus and will have to wear a...