
Saturday, February 9, 2008
SATURDAY HOOP

FOOTBALL RECRUITING REPORT CARD, PART 1

CLEMSON: A
10 ESPN 150 prospects - This year's surprise class closed with a bang down the stretch on signing day with signatures from No. 6 offensive tackle Antoine McClain (Anniston, Ala.), No. 3 tight end Dwayne Allen (Fayetteville, S.C./Terry Sanford) and No. 3 running back Jamie Harper (Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian). This was all while ESPN's No. 1-rated overall prospect, DaQuan Bowers (Bamberg, S.C./Bamberg-Ehrhardt), was already hitting the books on Clemson's campus with No. 4-rated quarterback Kyle Parker (Jacksonville, Fla./Bartram Trail).
Photo by Gary Bogdon for ESPN.com

FLORIDA STATE: B+
Five ESPN 150 prospects - Offensive tackle Zebrie Sanders (Clayton, Ohio/North Clayton) was a nice pickup down the stretch, but Bobby Bowden did not close as strong in 2008 as he usually does. FSU did sign four top-50 overall prospects and got off to an unusually fast start. ESPN's No. 5-rated corner Terrance Parks (Fairburn, Ga./Creekside) fits perfectly in legendary defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews 4-3/Cover 2 scheme and could challenge for early playing time; he is already on campus this spring. Help is on the way at quarterback with E.J. Manuel (Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside) (THE NEXT MICHAEL VICK??), which may have Jimbo Fisher thinking back to his days of grooming JaMarcus Russell at LSU.
Photo Tom Hauck for ESPN.com
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY


THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM

A week ago, in front of television cameras and a packed high school gymnasium, the 6-5, 290-pound offensive guard placed two baseball caps on a table -- a Cal Bears cap on his right, an Oregon Ducks cap on his left -- and then, after a dramatic pause, put the blue-and-gold Cal hat on his head.
"They really won me over," Hart told reporters. "Coach [Jeff] Tedford and I talked a lot, and the fact that the head coach did most of the recruiting of me kind of gave me the real personal experience."
Actually, the Cal head coach barely knew he existed. That's because there was no scholarship offer. Not from Cal. Not from Oregon. Not from anywhere. Hart made it up. He made everything up.
What began six months ago as a small, ego-driven lie, somehow gained weight and strength and grew into an uncontrollable hoax. It enveloped a school, a town, a family and maybe a future.
"I wanted to play D-I ball more than anything," Hart said in the statement. "When I realized that wasn't going to happen, I made up what I wanted to be reality."
Not long after Hart received a standing ovation at the school assembly, word of his decision made its way to the recruiting chat rooms. A sampling from The Bear Insider.com:

"1st DI player to come out of that high school? He must be a superstar at the school." … "I think this qualifies as a KABOOM." … "Yes, I have seen him play. He's pretty good. Has college size, good skills. Good addition for Cal." … "Sounds like a great young man with size and attitude!" … "I think Kevin Hart will be one hell of a sleeper recruit for Cal."
(So much for believing what you read on the internet. Sorry to spoil it for you.)
Except that Cal never recruited him. And even though Hart attended football camps at Oregon and the nearby University of Nevada, he wasn't on either program's list of approximately 300 potential recruits.
"We knew of the kid," said a sympathetic Chris Ault, head coach at Nevada. "He was in our camp, but he's not a scholarship athlete."
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Friday, February 8, 2008
MUTINY ON THE S.S. LEITAO?

K.C. “Take Me To The” Rivers hit eight 3-pointers and scored a career-high 32 points Thursday night and, for all intents and purposes, the Wahoos stood around and watched him do it.
UVa’s primary offensive weapon, Sean Singletary looked to be making every attempt to involve his disinterested teammates in the scoring to no avail. Adrian Joseph did manage 22, while Singletary scored 14 extending his double-figures scoring run to 43 games.

The Tigers (17-5, 5-3 ACC) took command quickly with sizzling shooting that lasted all game. They outscored Virginia 27-5 over a span of about 7 minutes in the first half, connecting on 10 of 13 shots overall and seven 3-pointers.
Rivers had three 3s, Cliff Hammonds and Terrence Oglesby two 3s each in the opening run which gave that Tigers a 36-14 lead. The Cavaliers never got closer than 14 as Clemson gained its biggest road victory in ACC play.
The Hoos (11-10, 1-7) trailed by 16 at halftime and by as many as 38 thereafter. Co-champions with North Carolina in the ACC just a year ago, the Cavaliers lost their fifth straight, for the eighth time in nine games and matched their worst start in the league since the 2004-05 season. That's also the last time they lost five in a row.
Props to Dr. A.G. Wahoo for 1) providing the tix and PARKING, and 2) for having the wisdom to avoid this Wahoo of a stinker!
LIFE’S TOUGH QUESTIONS MADE EASY
A: Because nobody wants to be that closely associated with the definition of the word “stupid.” See below for details.
By GEOFF CUNNINGHAM Jr. – The Laconia Citizen

For the New York Giants, the 17-14 win was the realization of one of the biggest upsets in NFL history.
But the man who tattooed his head like Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's helmet is definitely in the dumps.
"The minute the Giants got that (last second) touchdown I knew it was done ... it killed me," said Thompson.
Thompson, 39, of Laconia, Massachusetts has gained both local and national attention for a stunt that saw him getting the Patriots logo tattooed on both sides of his shaved head and Brady's number 12 on the back along with the American flag.
The longtime fan grew up in Lowell, Mass., and was determined to support his team and its then-perfect season by making his skull a shrine to its season by transforming it into a replica of Brady's helmet.
He went into Sunday night's big game hoping for another Patriots Super Bowl victory — an achievement that had him thinking of tattooing the Vince Lombardi Trophy on the top of his head.
Thompson said he awoke this morning hoping it was a nightmare. "After the game ended I started (partying) ... I woke up drunk. It was a good thing I had my helmet on," said Thompson with a laugh.

"I did it for myself and for the season. I am just supporting my team," said Thompson.
He noted that he still has plans to get New England's other championship Super Bowl years tattooed on his head.
Until then Thompson has tentative plans to get his entire head tattooed silver like the real helmet and he is still working on getting Brady himself to sign his skull with a tattoo gun to make it official.
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2
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These are just two, mind you...
PICTURE OF THE DAY 4
PICTURE OF THE DAY 5

A Phoenix Suns is looking forward to Shaquille O'Neal on the court as the Suns host New Orleans. The Heat traded Shaq to the Suns in exchange for two prospects, a toaster and two tickets (and back stage passes) to the upcoming Led Zeppelin tour.
(Photo by Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images)
Thursday, February 7, 2008
HEAL HEELS, HEAL

After a sub-par year, the Blue Devils are running and shooting like...well...Duke.
In spite of obvious shortcomings, primarily size, they have dismantled all their recent opponents including the one’s they trailed at halftime. It was all an injury-depleted UNC could do to stay close while posting some frightening offensive stats themselves.
Was anybody surprised that UNC was not the same team without Ty Lawson? Probably not. The explosive point guard (13.2 points, 2 turnovers, 6 assists) that drives Roy Williams’ Ferrariesque offense was clearly missed.
To make matter worse for the Heels, Duke scored 39 points from behind the arc with six players scoring in double figures while the Lawson-less Heels (21-2, 6-2 ACC) struggled to score from half-court sets.

Greg Paulus scored 18 points (all 3’s) and Jon "Crazy Face" Scheyer added 17 points for Duke (20-1, 8-0) which ran its spread-the-floor offense almost to perfection, repeatedly knocking down threes. Evidently, it’s easy to say you have to guard the Duke shooters all over the court, but it’s hard to actually do it. The Blue Devils connected on 13 of 29 (44.8%) from three-point land.
We hate to agree with Billy Packer, but when Greg Paulus drives the lane you have to know he’s gonna flop or dish it off. Since he’s been called out recently on the flop, the Carolina defenders should not have collapsed to the ball as much as they did. Mind you, that’s the normal thing to do, but Duke’s three-point shooting percentage wasn’t normal. Paulus made them pay.
While Quinton Thomas did a serviceable job at point, the Heels typical high-octane transition game wasn’t a f

Can’t fault Thomas’ effort. Although he was inconsistent at times (6 turnovers, 7 assists), he is, in reality, the third string point guard behind Lawson and also-injured Bobby Frasor. With that in mind, he did all he could do…He even scored 10 points. Thomas didn’t make Ellington and Green go ice cold all game.
Carolina also suffered from 20 turnovers, and an uncharacteristically bad night from the charity stripe where they made just 19 of 30 free throws for 63%. Oddly, Duke was worse, making just 16 of 27 from the line (59.3%). Hansbrough (28 points, 18 rebounds), who is normally an 82% free throw shooter missed five freebies while carrying a heavy load. Fatigue was probably a factor there.
Bottom line: Every time Carolina fought their way back into the game they either couldn’t stop Duke, or couldn’t convert key baskets on their end of the floor.
Once it became a fouling contest late, fates were sealed. You're not gonna catch-up to the Blue Devils in a foul shooting contest...
Score this one for Coach K and the boys. Near the end of the game, Krzydkghvbbn5ski told his players "no celebrating, just walk off the court."
Some would call that a class move, while others would say it's classic gamesmanship of the "you are not our rival" type. You decide.
Nobody got in a fight. Nobody bled.
Duke’s win ended a three game losing streak to their arch rival.
Gerald Henderson (15) ACTUALLY GOES FOR THE BALL as he tries to block North Carolina's Tyler Hansbrough (50) during the second half . (AP Photo/Sara D. Davis)
Kyle Singler #12 of the Duke Blue Devils battles for a rebound with Tyler Hansbrough. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
Quentin Thomas #11 of the North Carolina Tar Heels looses the ball as he drives against Greg Paulus. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Jon”Crazy Face” Scheyer doesn’t make a “crazy face” while passing the ball over Wayne Ellington. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

The Yellow Jackets, who trailed by 12 points early in the second half, took the lead for good on Morrow's 3-pointer with 1:48 left. Morrow's two free throws with 50.3 seconds left put Georgia Tech ahead 86-83, and he hit two more with 29.9 seconds left to put the game away.
Zack Peacock added 15 points Georgia Tech (11-10, 4-4 ACC), which has won three of four since starting league play 0-3.
Jeff Teague scored 19 points, Harvey Hale had 18 and James Johnson 13 for Wake Forest (13-8, 3-5), which hadn't lost at home since Feb. 3, 2007 to Maryland.
Georgia Tech's Alade Aminu (44) dunks as Wake Forest players James Johnson (23) and Chas McFarland, right, defend during the second half. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

Williams, in his 30th season overall and his 19th at Maryland, improved to 600-336. He is the Terrapins' all-

It was the fifth win in six games for the surging Terrapins (15-8 overall, 5-3 ACC).
Toney Douglas scored 28 points to lead Florida State past Miami 62-55 on Wednesday night, the Seminoles' fourth straight win in the series.
Jack McClinton scored 16 points for Miami (15-7, 2-6), which has dropped seven of its last 10 games.
TIME TO PAY UP THOSE SUPER BOWL BETS

PICTURE OF THE DAY
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PICTURE OF THE DAY 4
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
CAROLINA CRUSHES DUKE

The Blue Devils (16-6, 5-2 in the ACC) had not given up more than 90 points to their rivals since 1995.
SUPER TUESDAY HOOP

Freshman J.J. "Who You Callin' A" Hickson scored 21 points to lead North Carolina State past Virginia Tech 73-63 on Tuesday night.
Courtney "Love, When She Drinks Down She Always" Fells finished with 14 points and freshman point guard Javier "Speedy" Gonzalez added a season-high 11 for the Wolfpack (15-7, 4-4 ACC),

A.D. "El Es Un Caballo" Vassallo scored 16 points and Jeff "George" Allen added 15 to lead Virginia Tech (14-9, 5-4), which entered in third place in the conference but had its three-game winning streak snapped.
Head coach Sidney Lowe directs Ben McCauley #34 of the North Carolina State Wolfpack during the second half against the Virginia Tech Hokies at RBC Center on February 5, 2008 in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Virginia Tech's Cheick Diakite, right, tries to block the shot of North Carolina State's Gavin Grant (11) during the first half. (AP Photo/Karl DeBlaker)
WEDNESDAY HOOP

FLORIDA STATE at MIAMI (-5.5), 7:30 PM, coral Gables, Fla., (XM 192)

*Note two XM broadcasts…one from UNC, one from Duke so neither side has to be subjected to the other guy’s homer announcers!
Nice, XM, NICE!
LAWSON DOUBTFUL

"He walked in the trainer's room on crutches," Williams said, "and I think it's awfully difficult to go from crutches one day to playing against Duke the next day."
Lawson's status has become the biggest variable in the latest matchup of college basketball's most intense rivalry. With a healthy Lawson, the third-ranked Tar Heels can run with their typical zeal and better handle the second-ranked Blue Devils' perimeter pressure. If the speedy sophomore is limited or can't play at all, North Carolina Tar Heels will be a different team.
Lawson missed practice Monday and was unavailable for comment before Tuesday's practice because he was receiving treatment. Afterward, team spokesman Steve Kirschner said Lawson was unable to participate in team drills and managed only some light shooting on his own while wearing an air cast, though he has not been ruled out.
That leaves the Tar Heels with senior Quentin “Q” Thomas, the only active player remaining from the 2005 NCAA championship team, with the job of running the show. He would likely inherit the starting role if Lawson is out with junior swingman Marcus Ginyard also to see time at point against the Blue Devils (19-1, 7-0).
TAH VIDEO OF THE MONTH

Yep, we know there are 29 days in February in the year of our Lord 2008. And, somewhat surprisingly, we also know what day it is today.
None the less, with 23 days left in the month, we give you the TAH Video of The Month – February.
Watch it, and then tell us you think anybody is gonna come up with something funnier in the next 23 days?
No way.
Can’t be done.
Enjoy, and big kudos to TAH Pop Culture Editor Young A.T!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KUowJzpgxs
TAH VIDEO OF THE MONTH RUNNER-UP

It’s a distant second, but it’s still pretty damn funny.
It’s even funnier when there is a five-year-old dancing along with it…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdi48oUdZP0
WHOOPS – PERFORMING ENHACING DRUGS IN COCK FIGHTING

Oh yeah, it’s illegal so you can’t really cheat. Bring on the juice!
Having said that, according to the Charlotte Observer, more than 32 people were arrested Sunday as more than $4,000 in cash (that’s a WHOLE LOTTA DOUGH for rural South Carolina) plus about 30 roosters were seized in northwest York County in a multijurisdictional raid that officers called "Coop Bowl."
Approximately 30 officers began the operation at about 5 a.m. Sunday, according to York County Sheriff's Capt. Stanley Wells. State Law Enforcement Division officers participated with helicopters, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources with aircraft, and the Drug Enforcement Unit and York Polic

Officers believe they raided the fight during the second or third fight at about 11 a.m. They found one dead rooster and two injured. The roosters had spurs fixed to their talons and had been injected with a stimulant to enhance their aggression, Wells said.
Roger Clemens was unavailable for comment.
(For the record, the University of South Carolina, it's faculty/staff nor it's students had anything to do with Coop Bowl as far as we know.)
PICTURE OF (A HORRIFIC) DAY

Accompanied by Coach Mark Hodges, Fernley High football player Kevin Hart reaches for a Cal ball cap, signifying his choice of colleges. Problem is the 6’ 5” 290 lbs Hart wasn’t recruited by either school. He wasn’t even in their recruiting data bases.
It what has to be one of the cruelest hoaxes of all time, some prankster went to elaborate ends to dupe the Nevada high school student. The story didn’t come out until local papers picked up the story, and Cal representatives were caught off guard when contacted.
(Photo by Tim Dunn/Reno Gazette-journal Photo)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

It’s there to honor the late Al McGuire who won an NCAA Championship for them (then the Warriors, now the Golden Eagles) in 1977. The tribute has been going on since 2001 the year of McGuire's death.
A nice touch, yes?
McGuire also enjoyed a lengthy career as a broadcaster, and was know for his distinctive speech now called "McGuireisms." Some of which are now regularly used sport's vocabulary.
Go barefoot in the wet grass (enjoy the moment),
congratulate the temporary (live for the moment),
carnival gates are closed (game's over), salt and pepper coach (X's and O's coach), cupcakes (easy opponents), white knuckler (close game ), French pastry (a showy move), cracked sidewalks (bad part of town), sand fights (hard-fought games), yellow ribbons and medals (success in recruiting ), tailenders (walk-ons or complementary players), Dunkirk (an extremely poor performance), dance hall player (short on talent, but long on effort )
memos and pipes (university administrators and professors), seashells and balloons (victory and happiness), curtains (game's over), tap city (game's over ), aircraft carrier (big center ), cloud piercer (player who jumps well) and ballerina in the sky (player who jumps well).
(Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3

Either Johnson is really bored or he voted for Gore and Kerry.
(Photo by Andrew Councill-Pool/Getty Images)
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