By Rachel Marcus
Does a one-point win in a game marked with fouls, dunks, travels, blocks and everything in-between equal basketball supremacy for the winning team? It most certainly does.
After the Goodman League’s 135-134 win over the Drew League on Saturday night in Washington, D.C., the answer of the best summer league in the country was finally decided. Read More »
Tags: Arinze Onuaku, Baby Shaq, Brandon Jennings, Drew League, Goodman League, Hugh Jones, James Harden, JaVale McGee, john wall, Kevin Durant, Ty Lawson
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By Aron Phillips
Sure Knicks rookie Andy Rautins has only played three NBA games so far this year, but that was to be expected. Why? Because after being the starting shooting guard at Syracuse last season, where he finished his career second on the school’s all-time list with 282 career three-point field goals made, Rautins has had to make the transition to the point. We got up with Andy recently to chat about his rookie season and Syracuse hoops. Read More »
Tags: Andy Rautins, Arinze Onuaku, feature, Jonny Flynn, Kris Joseph, New York Knicks, Raymond Felton, Scoop Jardine, Syracuse, Toney Douglas, Wesley Johnson
2 Comments » | Posted in College, NBA |
By Austin Burton
It’s Championship Week in college basketball, otherwise known as the week of tournaments before THE Tournament. And honestly, it seems this year people only really care about two conference tourneys: the Big East and the Big 12 … and maybe the ACC based on history and hype.
Yesterday I previewed the Pac-10 as a tune-up, but now it’s onto the real heavyweights. First up: the Big East. Read More »
Tags: Allen Iverson, Andy Rautins, Arinze Onuaku, Austin Freeman, Chris Wright, Da'Sean Butler, Edgar Sosa, Greg Monroe, Herb Pope, Jamine Peterson, Jeremy Hazell, Jerome Dyson, Jerry Smith, Jim Boeheim, Lazar Hayward, Luke Harangody, Maurice Acker, ray allen, Scottie Reynolds, Stanley Robinson, Tory Jackson, Wesley Johnson
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By Austin Burton
Every college basketball season there’s That Guy. The one who pulls off a hellacious dunk that makes the rounds on highlight shows and YouTube, but more often than not, it’s the last time you ever hear from him.
Jamine Peterson was in danger of becoming That Guy. In a Feb. 2 game at Syracuse, the Providence sophomore pulled off one of the dunks of the year, going off-glass to himself for a two-hand hammer in traffic. That night, my Dad delivered the “Did you see that?” phone call, telling me “some kid from Villanova, I think” had a Tracy McGrady-style cram. Never mind the name — he couldn’t even remember the school. Read More »
Tags: Arinze Onuaku, Damian Saunders, Jamine Peterson, Keno Davis, michael beasley, Providence, Syracuse
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By Matty D
That’s right, the start of the college hoops season is just one week away and you know what that means: it’s time to unleash the mother effing fury! For the past seven months, I’ve been bottling up a vicious mixture of excitement and rage, just waiting for the moment to release my emotions onto the rest of the world. Well that time has come. Your boy Matty D is back to give you a look at the top teams in the country and to separate the champs from the chumps. Read More »
Tags: Alex Tyus, Andy Rautins, Arinze Onuaku, Brandon Triche, Butler, Edgar Sosa, erving walker, Florida, Gordon Hayward, Jerry Smith, kenny boynton, Louisville, Matt Howard, Oklahoma, Rick Jackson, Rick Pitino, Samardo Samuels, Scoop Jardine, Shelvin Mack, Syracuse, Terrence Jennings, Tiny Gallon, Wesley Johnson, Willie Warren
6 Comments » | Posted in College |