
Saturday, February 16, 2008
SCHEDULE YOUR COUCH TIME

4077th T.A.R.H.E.E.L.

Point guard Ty Lawson will not play against the Hokies due to his sprained left ankle, an injury he suffered on Feb. 3 against Florida State. Lawson did not play the final 36 minutes of the game in Tallahassee and was unable to play against Duke, Clemson and Virginia.
Sophomore power forward Deon Thompson, who has started all 25 games and is averaging 9.4 points a game, hyper-extended his left knee at Virginia and is questionable for Saturday's game. He was unable to practice Thursday, but was scheduled to practice on a limited basis Friday.
Junior forward Danny Green, the fourth-leading scorer, has the flu. He's probably somewhere puking.
Junior forward Tyler Hansbrough (infected toe), junior guard Marcus Ginyard (sprained right ankle, turf toe on left foot) and senior guard Quentin Thomas (back spasms) are expected to play against Virginia Tech.
Other than that, everybody’s fine.
TAH RUN-ON SENTENCE OF THE MONTH

On the heels of the just completed Africa Cup (Egypt beat Cameroon 1-0 in the final), the scam artists are hard at work via email. So you know, all over Africa they are passionate about soccer and all the related pomp and circumstance as you can see from the photos. So what happens next really comes as no surprise.
Everyone has received the email from the folks in Africa who have some huge sum of money post revolution or after their great grandfather, the benevolent Dictator, passes on to his final reward. Ultimately, they want you to help them “invest” all that scooch here in the good old U.S. of A.

Muyeke at the Desk of Chairman addressed TAH as “sir,” which, to quote Bill Murray, is nice.
So, Muyeke at the Desk of Chairman tells us South Africa won the bid for the 2010 World Cup and they did it on the cheap. Evidently, according to Muyeke Desk of Chairman, it only set them back $8 million and they had raised $29 million to payoff the World Cup big shots. Cha-ching, baby!
After a little this-and-that about what an incredible boom said World Cup will be to the economy of South Africa, Muyeke Desk of Chairman proceeds to lift-off into the following sentence, and we quote:

It would appear that Muyeke Desk of Chairman has never heard of a run-on sentence, and that down in South Africa, TAH means trustworthy foreigner. Man, that equator really buggers up the works.
Of course, they have $21 million to invest and they want to give TAH 20% for helping them out, but that’s not the point.

However, we would like to close with…
Nice, Muyeke Desk of Chariman, NICE!
WHO'S YOUR GRAND DADDY?

This, of course, started the typical howls about Dukie V. etc.
The Duke contingent weighed in pointing out that Vitale’s grandkids always wear the jersey of the home team. That would seem like a smart move in such an environment.

Of course, we asked is that really a Vitale or just some random kid in a Duke jersey getting a little love from Dickie V.
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3

Photo: Tony Ding/Icon SMI
Friday, February 15, 2008
NIU UPDATE

MAKE IT STOP

There isn’t much any of us can do but send out thoughts and prayers out to the victims.
We don’t know much about Northern Illinios other than an occasional foray into the NCAA tournament. We do love their nickname’s nickname which was coined by Dr. R.F. Hokie: The Shivering Illini. That said, we know it’s a pretty big school – 25,000 students – ‘cause that’s the kind of stuff we know.
God bless ‘em.
Having said that, there is one other thing we can do and it's something we do well: Jump to conclusions.
While the identity of the gunman has yet to be released, the similarities between what happened here and the April shooting at Tech are disturbing for us conclusion jumpers.
Now for the jumping part – Apparently, and unfortunately, like the Arab and Muslim cultures, we are developing a sub-set of people who will die to make a point. In our case, it isn’t religious jihad, but severe mental health problems, and how young adults react to peer pressure and the overall stress of their modern world. Our jumped to conclusion is that this kid didn’t just wake up one day with a clean bill of health and decide to don all black and start shooting people.

Civil liberties and privacy advocatess will hate such a concept, but their kid probably didn’t get shot. As you may recall with the VT situation, there were warning signs, but health care officials were powerless to do much. Is that what happened here (again)?
Nobody at TAH is advocating that the Feds get more involved in anything, but before we have to have metal detectors on every door of every classroom, we better think about (politically correct alert) “profiling” the persona that shoots college kids to make some sad, twisted point and/or to conclude a tortured (self-inflicted or otherwise) life.
We shouldn’t endanger other kids because their peers with identified mental health issues slip through the cracks of the treatment process primarily due to privacy issues. Something Congress might think about when they aren't conducting a baseball circus.
End of lecture.
THURSDAY HOOP
There’s no place like home, there’s no place like home…
The Yellow Jackets (11-12, 4-5) made just 2-of-15 3-pointers and had their three-game road ACC winning streak broken.

McFarland, a 7-footer from Lovington, Ill., also had three blocked shots. He disrupted Florida State's inside game all night as the Seminole front court was limited to only 10 points.
Wake Forest (15-8, 5-5 ACC) hit its first eight 3-pointers and built a 41-20 lead on its way to a 42-26 halftime lead.
Florida State (14-11, 3-7) rallied to within 50-47 before two McFarland layups and a free throw led a 14-2 run that put the Demon Deacons up 64-49.
Toney Douglas scored 28 points and Jason Rich added 25 for Florida State, which shot just 30 percent in the first half.

J.J. “I Thought I Told You Not To Call Me A” Hickson paced the Wolfpack (15-9, 4-6) with 20 points and seven rebounds. Gavin “Ulysses S. Only Had Four Losses” Grant had 15 points and Brandon “Tin Cup” Costner 14.
THE WRONG PAUL IS RUNNING

Paul will be playing in his first NBA All-Star game now that the whole country has caught up on his skills. The product of Wake Forest is averaging 20 points, 10 assists and 3 steals while lifting the New Orleans Hornets (36-15) to the best record in the always tough Western Conference.
According to the Washington Post, "Between him and [Steve] Nash, I think they are the best two point guards in the league," Memphis Coach Marc Iavaroni said. "He's got the right people around him, he's making great decisions. He's a great leader."
Evidently, Paul is not just a leader on the floor. Paul is serving as the de facto host of this year’s All-Star game and related festivities. Reggie Bush wait at the bar. While Bush made a big splash in post-Katrina New Orleans, Paul too has been a stalwart of community service and good will.
While some might questions Bush’s motives as an attempt to foster good will to offset various off-field controversies, Paul’s efforts on behalf of this adopted home town seemingly come

Through his various efforts Paul has become the face of the Hornets' relief efforts in N.O. He is currently featured in a commercial with NBA legend Karl Malone for the Louisiana Office of Tourism, promoting tourism in the Crescent City.
While rebuilding homes and donating pairs of his soon-to-be released signature shoe, the CP3, to an area high school basketball team, Paul and Miami Heat all-star guard Dwyane Wade spent $10,000 to open a family resource center at Sylvanie F. Williams Elementary School.
The center is meant to give parents a place to take an active role in their children's education.
Again, according to the Washington Post's Michael Lee:
"It's not something I do for notoriety," Paul said. "It's because I want to, most of all. Giving back here is always a nonstop thing. It's not just giving [money]."
Paul laughed and told Syprian to watch the game. The Hornets drilled the Heat, 114-88, and Paul returned to the school the next week and sought out Syprian.
Paul sat and talked with Syprian for several minutes about school and life.
Nice, Chris Paul, NICE!
PHOTOS: Chris Paul poses for a portrait during All Star Media Availability on February 14, 2008 at the Sheraton New Orleans in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Jennifer Pottheiser/NBAE via Getty Images). Paul #3 of the New Orleans Hornets drives for a shot attempt against Joakim “Knucklehead/Knucklehair” Noah #13 of the Chicago Bulls at the United Center on February 12, 2008. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images). Another shot of Paul at All Star Media Availability doing what he does. (Photo by Layne Murdoch/NBAE via Getty Images).
NOLES GO ALL VICK AND INCARCERATE THEMSELVES


NEW FSU AD AND FORMER NUKE COMMANDER CRIES DURING PRESS CONFERENCE

FSU President T.K. Wetherell, said, “I don't think I've seen anybody more excited to come to Florida State University since I got elected to come to Florida State University," Wetherell said. Moments earlier, Wetherell had told a story about when he called Spetman to inform him that he'd earned the job. Spetman, who replaces former FSU AD Dave Hart, nearly cried, Wetherell said.

PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

Here, Ryan Newman, driver of the #12 Alltel Dodge, leads Dale Earnhardt Jr., driver of the #88 Mountian Dew AMP/National Guard Chevrolet, during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Gatorade Duels 150 at Daytona International Speedway on February 14, 2008 in Daytona Beach, Florida.
(Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3
PICTURE OF THE DAY 4

You can tell Trix from Flix by the location of his one eyebrow (which is actually a map of the Matterhorn). Flix's is on his left..."l"eft as in F"l"ix.
When applications closed more than two million tickets had been requested by Germany fans for the 14,400 available for their country's three Euro 2008 pool games in Austria.
(AFP/File/Fabrice Coffrini)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 5

Thursday, February 14, 2008
THURSDAY HOOP
WEDNESDAY HOOP

Duke’s top rookie also established career highs with 10 field goals and six 3s, reaching 20 points for the fourth time this season and taking 17 shots while showing none of the hesitation that occasionally plagues freshmen as they adjust to the pace of Division I.
Greg Paulus added 20 points for the Blue Devils (22-1, 10-0 ACC), who blew most of a 16-point lead but used a late 11-2 run to snap Maryland’s four-game winning streak and claim a victory in a matchup of the league’s hottest teams.

James Gist—who averaged 22 points over the last six games—was held to nine on 3-of-11 shooting, although he did have 10 rebounds.
Kyle Singler #12 of the Duke Blue Devils lays in a basket against Landon Milbourne #1 and Dave Neal #35 of the Maryland Terrapins during the second half. Greivis Vasquez #21 of the Maryland Terrapins draws a foul from Nolan Smith #2 of the Duke Blue Devils during the first half. (Photos by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
DRESS UP, IT’S VALENTINE’S DAY

“The following is a pictorial catalog of the lengths to which coaches will go to ingratiate themselves with their boosters.
This countdown goes from least offensive to most offensive, and I do not even pretend that this is a comprehensive listing. If you thought Maryland's gold uniforms were bad, wait til you get to the bottom of this list.”
http://east-coast-bias.blogspot.com/2008/02/ugliest-suits-worn-by-coaches_11.html
Hey, we liked the gold Terp unis...
THE TAH DATING GAME
http://www.gossiponsports.com/6-sports-couples-wed-like-to-see/
COOK SETS VT SCORING RECORD

The victory was a game of firsts as the Hokies won their first ACC game of the year, their first road win of the season and picked up their first-ever victory at Miami.
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

Roger Clemens (R), Charlie Scheeler, investigator on former Sen. George Mitchell's staff (C) and former Major League Baseball strength and conditioning coach Brian McNamee (L) raise their right hands as they are sworn in to testify about allegations of steroid use before the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3

Former NBA player Rick Barry sets the Guinness World Record for Most Underhanded Free Throws made in one minute with 24 on center court during NBA Jam Session Presented by Adidas on February 13, 2008 at the Ernest N. Morial convention center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
(Photo by Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 4
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
TUESDAY HOOP

Tyler Hansbrough scored 23 points, including a critical baby hook (“Shotput-jump-hook- Hansbrough Special” according to Roy Williams), over Laurynas Mikalauskas with 21 seconds to play Tuesday night, and the Tar Heels once again survived a surprising challenge before holding on in a 75-74 victory over Virginia.
The Tar Heels (23-2, 8-2 ACC), coming off a double overtime victory against Clemson on Sunday, got all they could handle from the Wahoos, who had lost nine of 10 but played nothing like a team in a hopeless free fall.
The Cavs had four opportunities late to tie before Hansbrough made it a five point game to avoid any end game Hoo heroics.
Virginia (11-12, 1-9), trying to avoid its first 1-9 start in the league since the 1976-77 season, came up short, but not without its best showing in almost a month.
Wayne Ellington added 19 points and Deon Thompson 12 for

Sean Singletary scored 27 points to lead the Cavaliers, but several other players made big plays—an element that has been sorely lacking during the big skid. Singletary has now scored in double figures in 45 straight games.
Carolina shot 52% while UVA shot just 37%. UNC was 6-16 from behind the arc (37%) while the Hoos were 9 for 31 (29%). Carolina out rebounded the Cavs 40 to 33, but spotted them ten turnovers (17-7). In an unusual turn, the Heels only made 7 of 12 free throws (58%), while Virginia knocked down 9 of 11 (82%).
Marcus Ginyard who was thought to be out for the game with a sprained ankle played 35 minutes.
North Carolina's Tyler Hansbrough shoots over Virginia defenders during the second half and North Carolina's Marcus Ginyard, left, watches as Virginia's Sean Singletary grabs a rebound during the first half. (AP Photos/Andrew Shurtleff)
ANOTHER MILE(S), GREENBERG GOING TO LSU?

WHAT GREENBERG SAID: "I have had no communication with LSU, nor do I expect to. Any time you're mentioned [for a job], its flattering. I am going to be back at Tech. I have no desire to leave Virginia Tech. I'm very happy with Virginia Tech."
WHAT HE MEANT: “I love cajun food, and I’ll be calling a press conference within the week to inform you that I’ve tripled my salary as the new head coach of the LSU Tigers. Go SEC!”
LSU fired coach John Brady last Friday. Gannett newspapers in Louisiana listed Greenberg as a possible candidate. The Baton Rouge Advocate included him on a list of potential candidates as well.
Tech announced last month that it had awarded Greenberg a new contract that lasts through the 2012-13 season. If Greenberg were to leave for another coaching job at any point during that time, he would owe Tech his base salary for all the years of the remainder of the contract. His base salary this season is $192,070.
Greenberg has been well thought of in Louisiana since 2005, when he organized a national online auction to benefit Hurricane Katriana victims.
(Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
QUITER LEAVES UNC

WHAT BUTCH DAVIS SAID: "I appreciate everything Chuck did to help us improve our defense last season. He has a great opportunity to return to the NFL and I wish him the best."
WHAT BUTCH DAVIS MEANT: “A**hole. I picked him up when everybody in the bigs s%#* canned him, and he runs out on me first chance he gets. Did he go to Duke or State maybe?”
The Tar Heel defensive unit ranked 35th nationally in 2007 in total defense, including ranking 27th in the nation in pass defense. This was a stark improvement from 2006, where UNC's overall defense ranked No. 92 in the country.
LITTLE, OR MAKE THAT BIG, PINK HOUSES...

Here’s what some in the world of college basketball, mostly current and former Duke players, had to say about the Duke House…

BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES, AND NOTHING MORE

The city fire marshal wants to meet with student leaders before deciding whether to issue Duke a permit for a bonfire for that night.

According to the Raleigh News & Observer: Long a campus ritual, the bonfire was not in the plans last week when Duke won in Chapel Hill. But some students fired up an illegal blaze on the main quad anyhow. Nobody was hurt, but the unsanctioned bonfire was a big no-no that left future fires in doubt.
"It's not looking good for us," said Sunny Kantha, a junior from Ohio and vice president of athletics and campus services within Duke Student Government. "If we do win, people love having the bonfire. It's one of the most memorable Duke moments."

"Last year we were a far shot from beating UNC," Kantha said. "This year, when we can, we can't even get a bonfire."
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