Ole Miss guard Marshall Henderson flips off the crowd at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. after the Rebels were defeated by La Salle in the second round. Henderson is a very talented scoring guard, but needs to work on his maturity next season. Either way all eyes will be on him next season [...]
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Marshall Henderson,
Ole Miss
McLemore finished with 33 points on 7-for-7 from downtown as Kansas won in OT. TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious
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Ben McLemore,
Kansas
#14 Missouri) This team could be a huge surprise from nowhere, or a huge bust and fall off. The least likely thing that could happen is for them to stay right around where they are now all season. Coach Haith has already proven what he’s capable of when the right guys are put together. At [...]
#3 Kentucky) This team is not the same Kentucky team as last year, obviously. That team was a freak of nature and you don’t get that caliber of talent, chemistry and youth very often in any sport, let alone back to back seasons for the same team. The kids coach Calipari has now were some [...]
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Creighton,
Kentucky,
NC State,
San Diego State,
UNLV
Both Oklahoma City and San Antonio have dominated their home games to leave the series sitting at 2-1 and it’s playing out exactly how I thought it would so far. I picked Oklahoma City in seven games (a couple of posts down) and I still like that scenario even with the Spurs home dominance. I’m [...]
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Kevin Durant,
Russell Westbrook,
Spurs,
Thunder
Commissioner Stern announced the pick “and with the 17th pick in the 2011 NBA draft the New York Knicks select Iman Shumpert”. Angered Knicks fans started booing and then the camera cut to Spike Lee who had a look of shock on his face and sat down in disgust of the pick. It turns out, [...]
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Iman Shumpert,
Knicks
For the first time in a long time, Coach Calipari doesn’t have to the incoming recruiting class with the most juice. Ben Howland and UCLA’s big freshman three include Shabazz Muhammad, Kyle Anderson, and Tony Parker. That’s not even counting top-100 guard Jordan Adams. Anderson is the player that I love the most out of [...]
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Ben Howland,
Kyle Anderson,
Shabazz Muhammad,
Tony Parker,
UCLA
With his first season of college basketball under his belt, Missouri Western freshman point guard Reed Mells is making it his priority to stay in the gym and perfect his craft for the future. “Basketball is second only to God and my family in my life,” Mells said. “It’s the only thing I am really [...]
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Missouri Western,
Reed Mells
The one and done rule in college basketball is one of the most talked about and controversial topics. NBA commissioner David Stern is in favor of a rule that makes players stay in college for three years. It would be great for the quality of play in college basketball, but really some guys have no [...]
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Andre Drummond,
Anthony Davis,
Austin Rivers,
Brad Beal,
Marquis Teague,
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist,
Moe Harkless,
one and done,
Tony Wroten Jr.
The point guards that Calipari has had in the last five years set the bar high for Marquis Teague. Coach Calipari has had guards like Derrick Rose, Tyreke Evans, John Wall, and Brandon Knight, but none of them were ever able to hang a National Championship banner. The poise that Teague showed throughout the NCAA [...]
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Kentucky,
Marquis Teague,
NBA Draft