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2011 NBA Mock Draft: Part 1, the Lottery
It’s hard to imagine that I’ve only had this blog running for a few months and I’m already getting to do my second mock draft. Basically, I created SpreeGoogs to publish my own mock drafts, but at this rate, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, Drafts, Mock Drafts, NBA Basketball
Tagged 2011 NBA Draft, Alec Burks, Arizona, Belgrade, Bismack Biyombo, Brandon Knight, Brigham Young, BYU, Charlotte Bobcats, Chris Singleton, Cleveland Cavaliers, Colorado, Congo, Connecticut, Derrick Williams, Detroit Pistons, Duke, Enes kanter, Florida State, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, Jan Vesely, Jimmer Fredette, Jonas Valanciunas, Kansas, Kawhi Leonard, Kemba Walker, Kentucky, Kyrie Irving, Lithuania, Marcus Morris, Minnesota Timberwolves, Mliwaukee Bucks, Mock draft, NBA, NBA Draft, NBA Mock Draft, Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings, Texas, Toronto Raptors, Tristan Thompson, Turkey, UConn, Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards
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NBA Draft Analysis and the Color of a Player’s Skin
I know this is something that everyone has noticed. Typically the NBA Draft predominantly contains players with two different skin colors, black and white — Sprewell and Gugliotta, if you’d rather this conversation take place in the NBA JAM universe. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, Drafts, NBA Basketball
Tagged Jimmer Fredette, Kemba Walker, NBA, NBA Draft, NBA racism
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2011 NBA Draft Top 11 Prospects: Part 1
We’re a week away from the 2011 NBA draft, and I know I’m so thrilled I’m sweating. Drafts mean I generally sit around at my computer watching highlights of players and reading profiles about them and then watching the highlights … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Drafts, Power 11 Rankings
Tagged 2011 NBA Draft, American Gladiators, basketball, best players in 2011 NBA draft, BYU, Chris Paul, Chris Singleton, Dennis Rodman, Deron Williams, Derrick Rose, Duke, Gary Payton, Gerald Wallace, Jamaal Mashburn, Jimmer Fredette, JJ Redick, Kawhi Leonard, Kenneth Faried, Kyrie Irving, Mark Price, Marshon Brooks, Mitch Richmond, Morehead State, NBA, NBA Draft, NBA draft prospects, NBA JAM, NBA Jam: Tournament Edition, Providence, Reggie Evans, Ron Artest, San Diego State, Scottie Pippen, Shawn Marion, Trevor Ariza
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Jimmer Fredette and the NBA Draft
With last night’s loss, Jimmer Fredette has officially played his last college basketball game. And it was a great career. He scored a lot of points and won a lot of games, but most importantly, he put BYU basketball back … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, NBA Basketball, NCAA Basketball
Tagged BYU, BYU Cougars, Jimmer Fredette, NBA Draft, Steph Curry
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2011 NCAA Basketball Tournament: Important Observations 53-54 UConn/SDS, Florida/Jimmer
How about that start to the Sweet 16 round? Two great games. Two equally great Important Observations. I’m still festing from the BYU-Florida end. 53. Connecticut 74, San Diego St. 67 — Kemba Walker is fantastic, but the key to … Continue reading
2011 NCAA Basketball Tournament: Important Observations 40-42 SDS/Temple Butler/Pitt BYU/Gonzaga
What an afternoon. I’m exhausted from all the activity. NCAA Tournament spectator dictionary: Festing- (v.) when the emotion of watching the closing moments of a college basketball game brings a spectator (who is at this point not watching the game … Continue reading
Responding to NBA Draft Picks in 5 Words or Fewer
That draft was intense. It only took 4 picks for it to pretty much get ridiculous, which is about what we all expected. I’ve listed the results below with what I believe to be the correct transactions via trade, and … Continue reading →
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