Category Archives: Basketball
Ray Lewis (The Heart of Baltimore)
Many professional athletes will base the success of their careers with numbers. Things such as averages, how many games they’ve won or lose, rankings and records. However sometimes numbers do not give the full essence of an athletes career. Things … Continue reading
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Big 12 Player of the Year
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LBJ
Just watch in amazement. This guy is crazy. He just can’t succeed in the fourth quarter.
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Kansas State Beats Texas 80-84
Led by Junior guard Rodney McGruder’s career high 33 points, Kansas State knocked off the Texas Longhorns on Wednesday night 84-80. Kansas State came right out of the gate and grabbed a decent lead on Texas. They kept a one … Continue reading
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Chicago smelling ‘Roses’
He glides through the lane with such prowess and ease, leaps into the air with unbelievable explosiveness and power, and slams the ball powerfully through the net. He trots back down the court without so much as a yell or … Continue reading
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“The Christmas Story”
I hope everyone had a good Christmas. This is our first actual blog post, and to be honest we didn’t know where to start. We could start with the youngest MVP ever, Derrick Rose and his clutch shot (weird, it … Continue reading
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The Versatile Forwards
The forwards will dominate this year. They will dominate in statistics, highlights, and hardware. What makes these forwards so dangerous is their ability to shoot from anywhere on the court. Also they are able to dominate down low. Although the small fowards and power … Continue reading
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“Uncle Sam” NBA Style
I don’t want to say I told you so, but I told you so. Commissioner David Stern’s decision to decline the three team trade, which included Chris Paul heading to the Lakers, only proves that the NBA might not seem … Continue reading
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