The Final Four: What’s In a Name?

March 31, 2008

Next Saturday in San Antonio will mark the first time four number one seeds will do an on-court two-step in the Final Four. UCLA-Memphis, Kansas-North Carolina will be the matchups.
Saturday, UCLA Boa Constrictor-ed Xavier, 76-57. The Bruins choked off most forays to the basket and in the process made 5’7″ Musketeer point guard Drew Lavender [...]

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FantasyFantatics.com Headlines from the Hardwood: March 31, 2008

March 31, 2008

THE FANTASYFANATICS.COM STOCK REPORT

Injuries and losses are the two greatest factors affecting the Stock Report this late in the season. The big news this week came when Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki sprained his knee and ankle, pushing his season into jeopardy. The good news for those who don’t have Nowitzki on their squad is that [...]

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Bibby Isn’t The Answer For Atlanta

March 31, 2008

I have a confession to make: Despite being a Raptors fan, over the past few seasons, I’ve watched in admiration as Billy Knight has deftly filled the Hawks roster with a plethora of young talent. He’s done a great job on draft nights adding Josh Smith, Marvin Williams, Al Horford and Acie Law IV, and [...]

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Buzzer Beaters – 03/30

March 29, 2008

* Hardwood Paroxysm had a link to the top 10 selling jerseys of the past decade and he came to an interesting conclusion: fans prefer players who look flashy than those who win Championships. I’m still baffled that four of the players have never won a Championship while Tim Duncan can’t get any love from [...]

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Inside Enemy Territory with “Hornets 24/7″

March 29, 2008

For this version of Inside Enemy Territory I had the pleasure of chatting with Ryan from Hornets 24/7 about Chris Paul, former Raptor Morris Peterson and a couple other issues pertaining to today’s game. Enjoy!

1. Morris Peterson was a huge fan favourite during his time in Toronto. However, last season he butted heads with [...]

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Inside Enemy Territory with “Posting and Toasting”

March 28, 2008

Which Raptors squad will we see tonight? Will it be the team that was embarrassed by New York back in February or the impressive team we saw Wednesday night? With the Raptors facing the prospect of being the seventh seed in the East, tonight’s game is a must win for this team if they want [...]

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Inside Enemy Territory with “Need 4 Sheed”

March 24, 2008

For the latest Inside Enemy Territory I was able to get the scoop on the Pistons from Natalie at Need 4 Sheed. Enjoy!
1. Juan Dixon didn’t get much burn this season for Toronto. How’s he looking for Detroit? Will he be part of Flip Saunder’s rotation in the playoffs?
He’s looking good in the limited time [...]

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FantasyFanatics.com Headlines from the Hardwood: March 24, 2008

March 24, 2008

Just because a team has no hope at post-season, that does not mean that they are not worth watching, especially for fantasy players. You can often find a diamond in the rough, as some players finally get an opportunity to see some court time with teams looking toward the future. Not only can these previously [...]

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A March Madness Recruiting Tale

March 23, 2008

ESPN’s Bob Ley, in Sunday’s excellent Outside the Lines segment on women’s college basketball, illuminated the “feud” between University of Tennessee Women’s basketball head coach, Pat Summit, and the University of Connecticut’s head coach, Geno Auriemma. The rivalry that was reached nasty status this summer when UConn extended a contract to continue the annual regular [...]

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Inside Enemy Territory with “The Nugg Doctor”

March 23, 2008

With Toronto’s game against Denver about to tipoff in a couple hours I’m scrambling to get this up in time so I won’t provide a proper intro. Sorry! A huge thanks goes out to Nick from The Nugg Doctor for stepping in and providing some stellar insight into the Denver Nuggets.
1. Denver is facing the [...]

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