By Aron Phillips
We’ve all been waiting for some NBA action to happen before training camps start, and thanks to the Hornets and Sixers, there’s some movement going on before things get underway. According to Yahoo! Sports’ Adrian Wojnarowski New Orleans has traded Darius Songaila and rookie Craig Brackins to Philly for Willie Green and Jason Smith. I’m not sure this is the type of help Chris Paul was looking for… Read More »
Tags: Craig Brackins, Darius Songaila, feature, Jason Smith, new orleans hornets, Philadelphia 76ers, Willie Green
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By Austin Burton
First impressions can be misleading if you don’t wait around for the conclusion. Ask anybody who’s been swindled by a con artist, or watched the promising first half-hour of Jeepers Creepers before enduring the colossally terrible rest of the movie. Ask Kobe Bryant after the first three quarters of Lakers/Celtics Game 7 before he took over the fourth: What you thought you saw at first can look completely different at the end of the day.
That’s what I thought when the dust settled and I realized what the New Orleans Hornets had accomplished in last night’s NBA Draft. Read More »
Tags: chris paul, Cole Aldrich, Craig Brackins, Darius Songaila, Darren Collison, David West, Emeka Okafor, Grant Hill, Julian Wright, kobe bryant, Marcus Thornton, Morris Peterson, Peja Stojakovic, Quincy Pondexter
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By Dime Magazine
The NBA Draft combine at Chicago’s A.T.T.A.C.K. Center was uneventful in the sense that nobody greatly improved or drastically torpedoed their stock. Measurements were taken, interviews were done, and that was about it. No incredible shrinking Mike Beasley or Kevin Durant power lifting exhibitions this year.
So three weeks before the draft, individual workouts and, you know, game footage will take precedence as teams close in on their picks. This updated mock draft is a combination of what we think teams should do, and what we think they will do: Read More »
Tags: Al-Farouq Aminu, Avery Bradley, Cole Aldrich, Craig Brackins, Damion James, daniel orton, demarcus cousins, Derrick Favors, Devin Ebanks, Ed Davis, Ekpe Udoh, Elliot Williams, eric bledsoe, Evan Turner, feature, Gordon Hayward, Greg Monroe, Hassan Whiteside, James Anderson, john wall, Lance Stephenson, Luke Babbitt, Patrick Patterson, Solomon Alabi, Stanley Robinson, Wes Johnson, xavier henry
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By Lucas Shapiro
Remember two years ago when we told you how Kevin Love was becoming a beast before the NBA Draft? If you paid close attention to the article, you would have noticed that Love was training with Joe Abunassar. Abunassar is known for his training company, Impact Basketball, where he trains basketball players year-round, but especially NBA Draft prospects this time of the year. This week, we had the chance to get up with Joe to discuss the NBA Draft, how to eat properly as a basketball player, and what working with Kevin Garnett was like. Read More »
Tags: Avery Bradley, Bob Knight, Craig Brackins, Impact Basketball, Jake Gyllenhaal, James Anderson, Joe Abunassar, john wall, kevin garnett, Kevin Love, kobe bryant, Lance Stephenson, Rudy Gay, Stanley Robinson, Tobey Maguire
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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 … maybe the ACC based on history and hype.
So far I’ve previewed the Big East and the Pac-10 (hometown allegiance); next up is the Big 12. Read More »
Tags: Cole Aldrich, Craig Brackins, Damion James, Ekpe Udoh, Frank Martin, J.T. Tiller, Jaacob Pullen, Jamar Samuels, James Anderson, Kevin Durant, LaceDarius Dunn, Marcus Morris, Mike Anderson, Nolan Richardson, Quincy Acy, Sherron Collins, Tweety Carter, Willie Warren, xavier henry
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