Monday, July 13, 2009

Links Fit For a Hoops Junkie

  • I have just posted a new article in which I rank the five best backcourts in college basketball for the upcoming season. You might be surprised.
  • I've also been contributing to the NBA Roundtable Discussions over at InformativeSports.com. Here's the latest.
The Bleacher Report File
From the Professionals...
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Sunday, July 5, 2009

Basketball Links From Around the Web

  • The Bleacher Report Pick of the Week: Why Lester Hudson Is the Steal of the Draft for the Boston Celtics by Leroy Watson
  • Mainstream Article of the Week: Red-hot rivalries burn down the house by ESPN's Pat Forde
  • I know it's a little late, and I know this isn't exactly small-time (suggestions are welcomed, by the way), but here's The Small-Time Article of the Week: Five Things I Might Know About The Draft by FreeDarko's John Krolik
  • This week's Video of the Week is meant to honor a great man who will soon be receiving the Jimmy V Award for Perseverence at the upcoming ESPYs: Winning On and Off the Court by ESPN (and brought to you by the X's and O's of Basketball)
  • The Slam Contribution of the Week is going to a writer who has not yet graduated high school, yet he finds himself in a rare situation: The Dwight Powell Diary
  • It has been debated as to whether or not Danny Ainge is a good general manager. Some (or at least one) think he is a genius, while others aren't too hot on his decisions for the Celtics.
  • The Dime Magazine Rumor Mill is at it again. This morning, they are saying the Blazers are after David Lee, the Bulls are trying to snag Jannero Pargo out of Europe, the Jazz don't want T-Mac for Kirilenko, and more.
  • Next week the LeBron James Skills Academy will be taking place in Ohio. However, four camps have served as a precursor to what will take place in a few days. The top point guards, most notably Brandon Knight, Austin Rivers, and Marquis Teague, were putting in work at the Deron Williams Skills Academy. The country's best big men, including Fabricio Melo and Perry Jones, attended a camp hosted by Amare Stoudemire. Vince Carter's and Paul Pierce's Skills Academies were home to some of the nation's best wings and shooting guards, such as Harrison Barnes, Andre Dawkins, and Dwayne Polee.
  • Finally, the top freshmen will soon be arriving at college campuses, prepared to contribute quite a bit to their team, whether it be a conference doormat (Cincinnati) or national power (North Carolina). Do you know where they are headed? The Bleacher Report's Jameson Fleming breaks it down.

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Sunday, June 21, 2009

Summer Still Means Basketball