Posts Tagged college basketball
My Thoughts On Stephen Curry
I’d like to see Stephen Curry come back and play his senior year at Davidson. Here are some reasons why.
- Davidson will be SCARY GOOD if he comes back.
- Yes, I know, I’m a Duke fan, and we always play them, so you’d think I’d want Curry skipping his senior year, but you see, I’m also a HUGE COLLEGE BASKETBALL FAN, and so I think that for the good of the game, he ought to come back
- The 2008-2009 season was no way for him to end a neat career. The team has adjusted to playing without Jason Richards, and I think that if he can stay healthy, the Wildcats will have a great replacement for Andrew Lovedale, because Frank BenEze will be a star!
- Steph will be the TOP candidate for all of the big-time awards.
- He would be a great mentor to incoming Wildcats Niko Cochran, Jake Cohen, and J.P. Kuhlman.
Add comment April 20, 2009
Stephen Curry To Declare for NBA Draft
C.B.S. Sportsline is saying that, more than likely, Davidson guard Stephen Curry will declare for the draft.
Add comment April 20, 2009
What Is The Next Step For Greg Paulus?
Will former Duke point guard Greg Paulus play football for a team in the N.F.L. in 2009, or will he play quarterback for Michigan, or receiver for Duke? What will he do?
Add comment April 15, 2009
Isiah Thomas Off To Great Start at FIU!
I’m liking this! He’s donating his first year salary as men’s basketball coach back to Florida International’s athletic department, and he’s already begun recruiting! Plus, he’s consulted with Coach Knight and Coach Krzyzewski! Great start!
Add comment April 15, 2009
Isiah Thomas to Be New Florida International Coach
Multiple sources are reporting that Isiah Thomas has agreed to be Florida International’s new men’s coach. Maybe it will be a fresh start for him after sexual harassment allegations when he was with the Knicks, and also that sleeping pill overdose last fall that he said happened to his daughter, even though everyone says it was him.
Add comment April 14, 2009
2009 N.C.A.A. D-1 National Championship Participants
MICHIGAN STATE AND NORTH CAROLINA
The big game is set for Monday night at Ford Field in Detroit after Michigan State eliminated UConn and North Carolina eliminated Villanova.
Michigan State Players: Idong Ibok, Kalin Lucas, Raymar Morgan, Chris Allen, Travis Walton, Delvon Roe, Austin Thornton, Goran Suton, Durrell Summers, Mike Kebler, Isaiah Dahlman, Draymond Green, Jon Crandell, Korie Lucious, Tom Herzog, Marquise Gray
Michigan State Coaches/Staff: Tom Izzo, Mark Montgomery, Dwayne Stephens, Mike Garland, Jordan Ott, Richard Bader
North Carolina Players: Marcus Ginyard (injured), Bobby Frasor, Marc Campbell, Ty Lawson, Larry Drew II, Will Graves, Danny Green, J.B. Tanner, Deon Thompson, Wayne Ellington, Justin Watts, Jack Wooten, Ed Davis, Patrick Moody, Mike Copeland, Tyler Zeller, Tyler Hansbrough
North Carolina Coaches/Staff: Roy Williams, C.B. McGrath, Joe Holladay, Steve Robinson, Jerod Haase, Chris Hirth, Eric Hoots, Jonas Sahratian
Add comment April 5, 2009
My Final Four Score Projection
Michigan State 84, Connecticut 83
North Carolina 88, Villanova 79
Add comment April 4, 2009
Floyd Turns Down ‘Zona Job; Fox to Georgia
My last post said that U.S.C. men’s basketball coach Tim Floyd was considering a move to become Arizona’s head coach, but he has decided to stay in Los Angeles. In other news, Nevada coach Mark Fox has taken the Georgia job, so my question is does that mean Mike Anderson will remain at Missouri?
Add comment April 3, 2009
Tim Floyd To Arizona?
I am hearing that U.S.C. coach Tim Floyd is the new University of Arizona men’s basketball coach. I’m not 100% for sure yet as to if it’s true, but that is what various websites have been reporting. My question to him would be to ask why he would leave Los Angeles for the desert.
Add comment April 2, 2009
Will North Carolina Get Stud Freshman Back This Year?
Imagine that you’re a highly-ranked freshman basketball player. You’re a freshman, and it is one of your first games. Everyone’s following you, wanting to know how you’ll do, and then, it happens, you get hurt. It looks like you’ll be out the entire year, but then, you heal well enough to come back. That’s happened to University of North Carolina men’s basketball player Tyler Zeller. Now he has to decide whether to forfeit his redshirt year or not.
Add comment February 16, 2009