
Saturday, January 19, 2008
WARNING: (THUNDER) AND LIGHTNING!

HOOS NOT IN SCHOOL?

The university said in a release Thursday that privacy laws preclude it from commenting any further, but the announcement comes one day after a new semester started at Virginia, suggesting the players are academically ineligible.
Q: WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?

SMITH RECOVERING FROM KNEE SURGERY

"I'm fine," Smith said late Friday. "I'll be cheering like mad tomorrow" when UNC plays Maryland.
Smith's wife Linnea said her husband's knee is "great," but that he had "cardiological and neurological complications" after the Dec. 3 operation. He was discharged, readmitted for rehabilitation, then discharged again Jan. 11.
"It was a big insult [to his body]," Linnea Smith said.
Linnea Smith, a psychiatrist, would not give details about the cardiology and neurological issues. Smith is a private man who doesn't want his medical matters publicized, his wife said. Smith also said he didn't want people to make a big deal of his recovery.
WHAT THE REAL MEDIA IS SAYING

ROANOKE TIMES – Dave Leitao’s first two recruiting classes aren’t very productive. http://www.roanoke.com/sports/uvainsider/wb/147482
http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/ncsu/story/888683.html
ARREST IN JASON RAY'S DEATH


PICTURE OF THE DAY

Fischer, who was 64, suffered kidney failure on Thursday. He had been cared for at his home in Reykjavik, Iceland, where he had lived for the past 15 years.
Born in Chicago and raised in Brooklyn, Fischer became America's first and only world chess champion after defeating Spassky in Iceland in 1972. The encounter, which riveted television audiences around the world, came to be seen as a symbol of Cold War rivalry.
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

John Wooden, 97, gets around with a cane when he goes to Pauley Pavilion to catch UCLA games. The coach a popular draw at his seat behind the Bruins' bench, with people forming a line to get his autograph any time he shows up.
The "no autographs" request was announced Wednesday by UCLA at the request of Wooden's family. "It all wears on him," UCLA spokesman Marc Dellins said. "He just wants to be able to come and enjoy the games."
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY 3



DUKE: Luol Deng #9 of the Chicago Bulls drives against Stephen Jackson #1 of the Golden State Warriors on January 18, 2008 at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.
Friday, January 18, 2008
SATURDAY HOOP

NCAA: WHAT FOREST? WHAT TREES?

According to Paul Lucas at TarHeelBlue.com, three conditions must be met for a waiver case to be open and shut:
1. The injury must be incapacitating (Frasor easily meets this one)
2. It has to occur in the first half of the season (Again, no problem)
3. The injury must occur before the student-athlete participates in more than 30 percent of his team's scheduled games. Number three, obviously, is the part that must be appealed, and the appeal can't be filed until the end of the season. The way the NCAA counts games, the Tar Heels are slated to play 32 games this year (the NCAA Tournament doesn't count). Frasor played in 12, meaning he appeared in 38 percent of Carolina's games. By NCAA math, he could have appeared in 10 games and remained under the 30 percent threshold (the NCAA rounds up 9.6 to 10).
So two games are at issue. To admittedly prejudiced Carolina fans, that might sound like a tiny figure. But the NCAA makes rules for a reason, and all involved acknowledge that the chances of receiving the medical redshirt are slim.

Despite the bleak outlook for an additional season, Frasor remains remarkably philosophical about his fortunes.
"This isn't a tragedy," he says. "Jonas (Sahratian) gave me a quote: `Champions don't make comebacks, they overcome setbacks.' That's been in my head ever since…
This recent photo seems to indicate that when it comes to the suits out in Kansas City, Frasor isn’t quite as "philosophical."
THE SKY (AND GREG PAULUS) IS (ARE) FALLING?

The second play – a punch in the scrum – looks like it could lead to some unpaid vacation for Mr. Reid. However, do note how Paulus leaped into the loose ball fray with a big round house and then crashed to the floor…
You be the judge.
(Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
IF WE COULD TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME…

This story isn’t new, but on the heels of “Selig v. Shays 1 – The Mispronunciation Festival On Performance Enhancing Drugs,” we thought it worth sharing. It comes from the folks at You’ve Been Blinded:
Naming people in steroid investigations is the in thing. Every other week, somebody gets accused of or admits to taking the juice. With the notable exception of Sylvester Stallone, the 'roid user is usually an athlete.
The investigation into the Albany, New York-Orlando, Florida Signature pharmacy drug trafficking ring has turned up over 10,000 names.. None more surprising than Mary J. Blige and Tyler Perry. 50 Cent and Timbaland were also named, along with Wyclef Jean, but everybody knew Fiddy and Timb were on something.
The best part of the investigation? Check out the name Mary J. Blige used to receive shipments:
Between August 2005 and January 2007 Blige allegedly received multiple shipments from an Orlando pharmacy of Jentropin, a human growth hormone, and Oxandrolone, an anabolic steroid, in orders sent to her at the Beverly Hills Hotel, MGM Grand in Las Vegas, and Clay Gym in New York City. At least one of the orders was mailed under the name “Marlo Stanfield,” which is the character name of a drug kingpin on the Baltimore-based HBO crime drama “The Wire.”
50 Cent’s is even better: Jackson is alleged to have received shipments of steroids at his mansion in Farmington, Conn. in July 2006 an order was mailed to his residence under the name “Michael Jordan” and also at a residence on Oakmont Drive in Los Angeles. Steroids in his name also were mailed to the office of a Long Island chiropractor.

Curtis Jackson goes by Michael Jordan when he orders steroids to Mike Tyson’s old crib if you like keeping track of those sort of things.. Fif should give performance enhancers to his sales the next time he challenges Kanye West.
http://youbeenblinded.com/steroids-investigation-leads-to-entertainers/
We asked THA Pop Culture Editor Young A.T. if this were true, and she confirmed the story:
“Yes it’s true; however, they’re referring primarily to human growth hormone which is being used in some circles as anti-aging techniques, not to bulk up (but for 50, who knows?)
I don’t think Mary J is trying to improve her jump shot.”
Stay tuned.
RULE AMENDMENT: THE MIDNIGHT RULE UPDATED

Today, we add the “Pacman Addendum” a subset of the rule, or perhaps, as Captain Barbossa of Black Pearl fame says of the Pirate's Code, "it's more like a guideline.”
Nothing Good Ever Happens After 2 A.M. – it’s not being in a strip club that gets Pacman in trouble, it seems to constantly be that he’s there at 3 a.m. So, just get out of there by 2 – 2:30 and it’s all good.
Problem solved.
Oh by the way, Wanda Jackson dropped the charges against Pacman. So either he didn’t "sucker punch" her in the nose at 3 a.m. in an Atlanta strip club, or he did and now she’s OK with it.
Who knows?
KNIGHT WINS 900th GAME, NO ONE IS INJURED or OFFENDED (MUCH)

Bob Knight's Texas Tech Red Raiders used a game-turning run late in the first half and another one early in the second half to pull away from No. 10 Texas A&M, 68-53, thus giving Knight his 900th career victory before a season-high crowd of 11,268 at United Spirit Arena.
Knight, 67, became the first men's basketball coach in Division I history to reach 900 career wins and only the third overall, joining Tennessee women's coach Pat Summitt and former Texas women's coach Jody Conradt.
As the game was ending, some tortillas were thrown onto the court before Knight addressed the crowd. (We don't know why, but we will try to find out.)
According to the Dallas Morning News (TAH disclaimer so you don't think we are making stuff up...again), later while addressing the media, Knight was asked to say a few words about reaching 900 career wins, Knight said, "I'm [expletive] glad it's over – that's a few words."
Knight also said,l "I'm happy that I've been able to coach this long...That's a mark of longevity as much as anything else, so I'm just glad I lived this long."
And, reluctantly, so are we.
Nice, Bobby, NICE!
IRONIC

Mangino was also the AP's coach of the year and won the Eddie Robinson Award handed out by the Football Writers Association of America.

Kansas set school records for wins in a season and highest ranking, when Kansas was ranked No. 2 in the nation in November.
The Jayhawks were among the nation's top teams in scoring offense, total offense, scoring defense and total defense and led the nation in fewest penalties and turnover margin.
Mangino took the award over seven finalists including Les Miles, who coached LSU to the national championship, Missouri's Gary Pinkel and Frank Beamer of Virginia Tech.
The Bryant award is chosen by the National Sportscasters Association in conjunction with the American Heart Association.
Like we said, ironic.
(AP Photos/David J. Phillip and Steve Helber)
PICTURE OF THE DAY

Little known is the fact that many credit Turner with the first rock and roll song – Rocket 88 – a blistering R&B number released in 1951.
But our favorite Ike moment occurred on a talk show when the Clarksdale, Mississippi native was asked outright if he abused then wife Tina?
His answer went like this: “I never beat Tina, but if I did, and, I never did…but, if I did…and, I’m here to tell you that I never ever did, but, if I did, look how good she turned out.”
Nice, Ike, NICE!
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2


(Photos by William West and Romeo Gacad/AFP/Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3
PICTURE OF THE DAY 4
PARDON OUR DUST
Thursday, January 17, 2008
TAH NEWS FLASH: ORE BACK IN THE HOKIE WATER

"I am determined to make my family and my teammates, along with the university and its fans, proud," Ore said, according to the release. "I plan on helping Virginia Tech to another successful season."
On Tuesday, Ore filed paperwork to declare for the April draft, and had until the end of Friday to withdraw his name as long as he didn't hire an agent.
Branden Ore #28 of the Virginia Tech Hokies is chased by Chris Harris #16 of the Kansas Jayhawks during the FedEx Orange Bowl. (Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images)
SOMETIMES YOU NEED A LITTLE LUCK…
It was snowing in Atlanta, and UNC hadn’t won in Georgia Tech's building since 2001.

Now they have, but just barely.
Tied late at 82, Danny Green missed a shot that he probably shouldn’t have taken. The Heels (18-0. 3-0 ACC) stopped Tech's next offensive possession, and Green was fouled on the rebound. He made the first and missed the second for an 83-82 lead. Paul Hewitt’s squad had the ball with 15.2 seconds left, but no timeouts.
They got off two good shots in the paint, but missed them both as the first was blocked by Hansbrough. Hewitt wanted a foul, but it’s the ACC and you’re just not gonna get a foul called short of a full blown tackle in the final 30 seconds of a close game. After all, it was Hansbrough who was bleeding.

The key numbers for the Jackets were rebounds and 8 made three pointers (UNC only made 2), and the big stat for UNC was free throws (they made 24 of 26) with the majority coming from Hansbrough (27 points, 11 rebounds) who was grinding in the paint all night.
Give Georgia Tech credit as they held both Danny Green and Wayne Ellington under their scoring averages. Ellington only had 7 points. G-Tech had four guys in double figures.
The Yellow Jackets gave top ten teams Indiana and Kansas trouble earlier this season.
After last night’s performance, we aren’t surprised.
North Carolina's Ty Lawson (5) goes to the basket as Georgia Tech's D'Andre Bell (13) defends in the first half of a basketball game Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2008 in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
WEDNESDAY HOOP

JOHN PAUL ROADS, by Dave “Denver” Leitao
Take me home, John Paul Jones,
To the place I belong.
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Piedmont mamas.
Take me home, John Paul Jones…
What? The Hoos lost at JPJ Arena?
But, the Cavs have NEVER lost an ACC game in JPJA!
Wow...bummer. Deron Washington's driving layup lingered on the rim and finally fell through at the buzzer of overtime Wednesday night, giving Virginia Tech its first victory in its rival's home city since the 1969-70 season.
The Hokies (11-6, 2-1 ACC) held Virginia without a point for the final 3 1/2 minutes of the extra period in erasing a 69-64 disadvantage. Washington's winning shot came after he drove around one defender and under another for the shot.
At the risk of offending the Ho-O.T.-okies, as you can see from the photo, it was kind of a chickens#*% shot...BUT, it went in!
Sean Singletary scored 34 in the losing effort.
Virginia Tech's Deron Washington (13) launches the game-winning basket as Virginia's Adrian Joseph (30), Mike Scott (32) and Sean Singletary (44) defend during the closing seconds of overtime. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
#5 DUKE 70, FLORIDA STATE 57

Punch or no puch, it didn't matter.
Jon "Crazy Face" Scheyer scored 21 points and #5 Duke made eight straight free throws in the final 1:34 to beat Florida State 70-57 on Wednesday night, snapping an unlikely two-game losing streak to the Seminoles.
Florida State took its only lead of the second half at 55-54 on Jason Rich's layup with 3:45 left before Duke put the game away with a closing 16-2 run.
The Seminoles kept the game close, but froze up at crunch time scoring 3 points in the final 3:45 of the second half.Duke's Jon “Crazy Face” Scheyer makes a crazy face. (AP Photo/Steve Cannon)
PRAISE JESUS AND BEANO COOK

Just yesterday, the Bard of Steeltown, Beano Cook said the “biggest risks to the United States are middle-Eastern terrorists and the United States Congress.”
Amen, Beano. Amen.
Tuesday, MLB fat cats Bud Selig and Donald Fehr were on Capitol Hill to talk about the Mitchell Report and performance enhancing drugs in baseball. Now if you are gonna ask questions in a Congressional hearing, shouldn’t you do a little homework first?
Mike and Mike of ESPN Radio think so, and after listening to their show yesterday morning, we are ready to pile on their bus.
If baseball is the national pastime and as near and dear to our hearts as apple pie and small towns, shouldn’t everybody in U.S. Congress know a little something about it?

Maybe turn on SportsCenter a day or two before the big hearing so at the very least you can pronounce Bud Selig’s name correctly?
Evidently not.
Rep. Diane Watson (D-CA) called Selig “Mr. Selleck,” as in Tom Selleck of Magnum P.I. She later referred to “the MLB.” We agree with M&M, had they stopped the hearing and asked Rep. Watson what “the MLB” is, she probably would not have known.
But it was Rep. Christoper Shays (R-CT) who stole the show. Ob

Shays asked Selig if he knew if “Mr. Palmerry” was doing drugs before he got his “300th hit.” Selig said, “I’m sorry, before what?”
OK, first off, good for Selig for not making the Scooby Doo noise or just plain saying “Huh?” If you hear the exchange, he doesn’t say “huh?,” but his tone sure says “huh?”
Shays, who is clearly a sharp guy then says, “Mr. Palmerry?Are you familiar with the case?”

Kudos to Selig for not being a smart ass…
Shays later said something about when Mr. Palmerry had “concluded” his 3,000th hit…?
Ummm…Rep. Shays, that would be “Palmeiro” as in Rafeal (he testified in front of you a few years ago, lied like crazy and there was a big stink over it. You do have the internet and cable TV in Connecticut, yes?), and that would be 3,000 hits not 300. Simply put, we don’t know if you “conclude” a hit or not. We’ll have to ask our main man Wally (LH-RP, Yankees, Phillies).
Just to make it better, Shays also said this was the biggest scandal in baseball since “the 1919 Chicago Blackhawks.”

Nice, Rep. Shays, NICE!
PICTURE OF THE DAY

DeShawn Stevenson #1 of the Washington Wizards drives to the basket through New York Knicks defenders at Madison Square Garden January 15, 2008 in New York City.
(Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

It's hard to read, but his helmet says "Ovalmatine."
Read the super secret clue on how to avoid shooting your eye out!
(TAH did not doctor this photo -- we never mess with Pictures of the Day as they are meant to show off cool pix as they are published!)
(Photo by Schaadfoto/AFP/Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3

Rezai won 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.
(No, we didn't mess with this one either.)
(Photo by Romeo Gacad/AFP/Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 4
PICTURE OF THE DAY 5

Miles Simon is an assistant coach for the University of Arizona's men's basketball team, and former pro who played in Europe, and briefly with the Orlando Magic. The Swedish born Simon, played for two seasons for the Dakota Wizards of the CBA winning the CBA championship in 2002. Simon earned enough awards and honors in 2001-2002 to make him the most decorated player in CBA history.
Simon played guard for the Wildcats, where he formed a formidable backcourt duo with Mike Bibby. He won Most Outstanding Player award in the 1997 NCAA Tournament when Arizona defeated Kentucky in OT to win the National Championship.
He’s been coaching the Wildcats since 2005.
For some reason, Arizona State fans don’t like him.
At all...

(Photos by Bruce Yeung/Yeung Photography)
(Who knew Leonardo Dicaprio's little brother (left) and Adam Sandler's little brother (right) both went to ASU?)
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
DANCING WITH THE TERPS: CLIFF VS. DINO

The Demon Deacons came into the contest shooting only 29.4% from behind the three point arc. So why did they then put up 28 three point attempts?
We don’t know.
Neither do they.
They made all of five of them – 16%.
Terp coach Gary “Degree Silver Ice Body Responsive” Williams barely broke a sweat.
Quote of the night: “I’ve been very critical tonight, I’m almost annoyed with myself.” – Billy Packer.
Maryland's Cliff Tucker (24) runs into Wake Forest coach Dino Gaudio while chasing a loose ball during the second half. (AP Photo/Rob Carr)
TUESDAY HOOP

Oglesby hit three 3-pointers in double overtime to save the Tigers (14-3, 2-1 ACC) last Saturday night in a 97-85 victory over Florida State. This time, the long-distance touch began a run of six consecutive 3s in the opening half.
*TAH Instant Ranking
#23a BOSTON COLLEGE 76, #24 MIAMI 66

Miami, the winner of the 2007 San Juan Shootout who entered ACC play nationally ranked, has tumbled back to earth losing to the Eagles at Chestnut Hill. The Canes got plenty of shots – 74. But, they only made 24 of them (31.6%), including going 8 out of 26 (30.8%) from behind the arc.
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