
Saturday, November 28, 2009
FRIDAY NIGHT HOOPS

PICTURE OF THE DAY
Friday, November 27, 2009
THANKSGIVING HOOPS

Derwin Kitchen scored 16 points, Chris Singleton added 13 and Florida State beat Iona on Thursday night at the Old Spice Classic.
The score was tied 47-all with 2:40 left before Florida State took control with a 6-0 run. Solomon Alabi and Singleton both made a pair of free throws, then Kitchen hit a layup with 24 seconds remaining. It was the 1,000 victory for the Seminoles (4-1).
Florida State went up 45-39 with 6 minutes left. Iona, keyed by Jenkins' 3-pointer, scored eight of the next 10 points to tie it.
TEXAS A&M (Aggies, 48,039 Students, College Station, TX) 69, NO. 19 CLEMSON 60
B.J. Holmes scored 20 points to help Texas A&M upset No. 19 Clemson on Thursday in the first round of the 76 Classic.
David Loubeau added 12 points and nine rebounds and Bryan Davis had 10 points for the Aggies (4-0), who will face No. 8 West Virginia in a semifinal game on Friday. Trevor Booker scored 12 of his 18 points in the second half for Clemson (4-1).
Texas A&M led by as many as 17 early in the second half before Clemson pulled to 58-56 when Tanner Smith made two free throws with 5:14 remaining. Smith finished with 14 points.
WEEK 13: ACC FOOTBALL

WAKE FOREST (-2.5) @ DUKE, 12:00 PM, TV: RAYCOM (XM 190, Sirius 211)
NO. 24 NORTH CAROLINA (-4) @ N.C. STATE, 12:00 PM, TV: ESPN2 (XM 191, Sirius 212)
NO. 18 CLEMSON (-2.5) @ South Carolina (Gamecocks, 27,488 students, Columbia, SC), 12:00 PM, TV: ESPN Classic (XM 144, Sirius 123)
FLORIDA STATE @ No. 1 Florida (Gators, 49,679 students, Gainesville, FL) (-21), 3:30 PM, TV: CBSCS (XM 144, Sirius 123)
NO. 14 VIRGINIA TECH (-13) @ VIRGINIA, 3:30 PM, TV: ABC/ESPN2 (XM 190, Sirius 211)
NO. 17 MIAMI (-5.5) @ USF (Bulls, 34,337 students, Tampa, FL), 3:30 PM, TV: ABC/ESPN2 (XM 192)
BOSTON COLLEGE @ MARYLAND, 3:30 PM, TV: ESPNU (XM 191, Sirius 212)*
Georgia (Bulldogs, 34,885 students, Athens, GA) @ NO. 7 GEORGIA TECH (-7.5), 8:00 PM, TV: ABC/ESPN2 (XM 190, Sirius 211)
*Point spread for recreational purposes only. There is no published line for BC v. MD, which indicates an incredible lack of general interest in the game.
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
WEDNESDAY NIGHT HOOPS
HUMP DAY LINKS

*Great news -- BC linebacker Mark Herzlich's cancer treatments are over.
*The power has shifted from Georgia to Georgia Tech.
*Wake Forest safety Josh Bush had a serious medical condition that gave coach Jim Grobe a scare. Without Bush in the lineup, the Deacs' secondary is thin heading into their game against Duke and standout quarterback Thaddeus Lewis.
*Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen is trying to stay focused on Boston College, but the noise surrounding his future is growing louder in College Park.
*Can Virginia Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor continue his impressive streak without an interception this weekend? Virginia's talented secondary might have something to say about that.
*Ron Morris writes that Clemson should sit C.J. Spiller for the Tigers' game against rival South Carolina this week, and he makes a convincing argument for it.
*It's going to be loud at Florida this weekend, and FSU did what it could to prepare the players for it at practice this week.
*Just how much progress has Miami made? The final regular-season game against South Florida will go a long way in determining that.
*He's rushed for a touchdown, caught a touchdown pass, returned an INT for a touchdown and thrown a touchdown pass. And no, it's not C.J. Spiller.
*Remember this score, 41-10? It's been tough for both UNC and NC State fans to forget.
*It looks like it's going to be more Bulls, less Gators for Miami on the Canes' future schedules.
PICTURE OF THE DAY

Wednesday, November 25, 2009
TUESDAY NIGHT HOOPS: ONE WIN

Freshmen C.J. Harris and Ari Stewart had their best performances to date. Harris had five rebounds in addition to his 16-point tally and was perfect in the first half - 3-for-3 from the field and 4-for-4 from the charity stripe. Stewart had 13 points and a game-high eight rebounds.
(Photo by Bruce Chapman/Winston Salem Journal)
TUESDAY NIGHT HOOPS: THREE LOSSES

Greivis Vasquez scored a game-high 19 points, dished out four assists and had three steals, but Cincinnati got 17 points and 13 rebounds from Yance Gates in the win over No. 21 Maryland in a semifinal matchup of the EA Sports Maui Invitational.
Deonta Vaughn had 16 points to lead the Bearcats into the championship game. Lance Stephenson added 11 points for Cincinnati.
Gates scored 10 of his 17 points during a decisive second-half stretch that put the game out of reach for the Terrapins (4-1), who will play either Wisconsin or Gonzaga for third place on
Wednesday (4:30 p.m. EST on ESPN2), while the Bearcats (4-0) take on the other team in the championship.

The Cardinal (3-2) trailed 47-46 with 4:52 left in the second half after Virginia's Mustapha Farrakhan hit two free throws. That's the last time the Cavaliers (3-2) would lead, as Stanford answered with nine straight points to take a 55-47 lead with 2:46 remaining.
Florida (4-0) now gets its toughest challenge of the season when it plays No. 2 Michigan State on Friday in Atlantic City in the Legends Classic.
OL’ ROY RECOVERING FROM SHOULDER SURGERY TO REPAIR “GOLF INJURY”

Williams had surgery Tuesday to repair a torn labrum, an injury he sustained in early October when he slipped on a wet step at a golf course during a charity event. The surgery lasted 90 minutes and Williams returned home later in the day.
(Rumor on the street is that the golf injury is a cover and Ol’ Roy was actually run over by an angry Duke fan while crossing the street in Chapel Hill. Sources close to T.A.H. and the UNC basketball program are working furiously to confirm this alleged event.)
Williams will wear a sling on his left arm for about four weeks and undergo several months of rehabilitation. He is expected to coach Sunday when he goes for his 600th career victory against Nevada.
The Tar Heels (No. 12 ESPN/USA Today, No. 11 AP) didn't practice Tuesday.
CANES, HOKIES STILL IN BCS BOWL MIX ACCORDING TO FOOTBALL LORDS – THE BCS

BCS officials announced Tuesday that a total of 20 teams are still in the running for spots in the national championship game and the Rose, Fiesta, Sugar and Orange bowls.
Ten teams, including No. 1 Florida, No. 2 Alabama and No. 3 Texas, are in position to earn an automatic BCS bid as a conference champion or an at-large pick.
Either No. 6 Boise State or No. 4 TCU could earn an automatic bid by winning its non-automatic qualifying conference and finishing in the top 12 on the final BCS standings. Both are eligible for an at-large selection if they don't get an automatic bid.
Joining USC, LSU and Miami as teams still in the mix solely for BCS at-large bids are Brigham Young (No. 19 BCS, No. 18 AP), Iowa (No. 11 BCS, No. 13 AP), Oklahoma State (No. 12 BCS, No. 11 AP) and Penn State (No. 13 BCS, No. 12 AP).
TUESDAY’S LINKS

*Virginia, on the other hand, already seems to know Al Groh's fate, it just won't announce it yet.
*If Groh is gone -- who's next in line?
*Has Boston College made enough progress this season? Last week's performance against UNC begs the question, but eight wins might answer it.
*UNC's juniors have accomplished a lot, but beating NC State is not on the list.
*NC State will be without offensive coordinator Dana Bible, who was diagnosed with leukemia and is receiving treatment.
*Georgia Tech quarterback Josh Nesbitt said he would've gone elsewhere if during the recruiting process, Paul Johnson was pitching the option to him. And unlike Georgia's defense, the Jackets' D is getting better.
*If you don't think Miami's 5-3 record in the ACC is good enough, you're not alone -- Randy Shannon agrees.
*If FSU is going to pull off the upset over Florida, everything has to go right. It's not impossible.
*Should the South Carolina-Clemson game open the season?
ABE POLLIN 1923-2009

PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY

The Atlantic Coast Conference was guaranteed a national championship with a Tar Heel-Terrapin match-up and it gives the league its 15th national title in field hockey.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009
MONDAY NIGHT HOOPS: FOUR WINS

Deon Thompson scored 22 points to help No. 11 North Carolina bounce back from its first loss and beat Gardner-Webb on Monday night.
Tyler Zeller added 16 points for the Tar Heels (5-1), who led by double digits most of the way and had little trouble beating the instate Big South Conference program. It was the 599th victory for coach Roy Williams, now in his seventh year at his alma mater following 15 seasons in Kansas.
VIRGINIA TECH 71, Campbell (Fighting Camels, 10,417 students, Buies Creek, NC) 60
Virginia Tech finished the game on a 21-11 run and held off an inspired Campbell team. With the win, the Hokies improve to 3-0 on the season, while handing the Camels their first loss of the season. The Hokies took a 33-31 lead into the intermission on a three-point field goal by junior JT Thompson at the buzzer.

Campbell kept the game close throughout and took their final lead of the game with 11:14 remaining in the contest on a lay-up by Amir Celestin, but Thompson hit a jumper in the lane to begin the 21-11 Hokie run to end the game.
NO. 19 CLEMSON 102, Winthrop (Eagles, 5,111 students, Rock Hill, SC) 66
Clemson coach Oliver Purnell thinks his 19th-ranked Tigers can continue their November success, no matter the opponent.
The Tigers (4-0) won their 30th straight November game since 2005 with an easy victory over Winthrop on Monday night. Next up, though, is the 76 Classic in Anaheim, Calif., featuring three other teams ranked in the Top 25.
Trevor Booker had 15 points and 11 rebounds and five other Tigers scored in double figures in the team's fourth straight blowout victory. Their closest margin came in last Friday night's 89-67 win at UNC Greensboro.

Sean Mosley scored 19 points, Eric Hayes added 12 and Landon Milbourne #1 had 10 to help No. 21 Maryland beat Chaminade on Monday night in the first round of the EA Sports Maui Invitational.
The Terrapins (4-0) advanced to a semifinal meeting on Tuesday with Cincinnati, which beat No. 24 Vanderbilt 67-58 in the first round.
Mosley scored seven points in Maryland's 22-12 run that gave it a 36-24 halftime lead.
MONDAY NIGHT HOOPS: ONE LOSS

Junior Corey Raji scored 18 points and classmate Josh Southern totaled 12 points to lead Boston College in a loss to Northern Iowa in the team's third and final game in the Paradise Jam.
Junior Joe Trapani added 11 points and a game-high seven rebounds for the Eagles.
BC led 41-38 at halftime and extended its margin to five points three times in the first four minutes of the second half. BC took a 51-47 lead on a Southern jumper with 15:38 to play, before Northern Iowa ran off 15 straight points to claim a 62-51 advantage with 10:45 remaining.
WEEK 12: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN: Sergio Render #70, Virginia Tech, G, Sr., 6-3, 313, Newnan, Ga. (Newnan) Virginia Tech senior guard Sergio Render graded out at 82 percent and recorded a season-high 10 knockdown blocks in 16th-ranked Virginia Tech’s 38-10 win over visiting NC State. Render helped the Hokie offensive line lead the way for a Virginia Tech offense that piled up 397 yards of total offense, including 200 yards on the ground and 100-yard rusher Ryan Williams (120).

DEFENSIVE BACK: Cody Grimm, Virginia Tech, OLB, Sr., 5-11, 202, Fairfax, Va. (Oakton) Virginia Tech senior outside linebacker Cody Grimm’s third Defensive Back of the Week honor came after he set an ACC single-season record and tied a Football Bowl Subdivision single-game record with three forced fumbles—all of which came in NC State’s first four plays—in the Hokies’ win over the Wolfpack. Grimm helped the Virginia Tech defense limit NC State’s high-powered offensive attack to just 259 yards of total offense by recording eight tackles, two sacks, a quarterback hurry, and a fumble recovery. Grimm leads the nation with seven forced fumbles.

ROOKIE: Luke Kuechly, Boston College, OLB, Fr., 6-3, 220, Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier) Boston College freshman outside linebacker Luke Kuechly registered an ACC season-high 19 tackles, including eight solo hits and 2.5 tackles for loss, in the Eagles’ 31-13 loss to No. 25 North Carolina. With a team-leading 126 tackles, Kuechly holds the school freshman record for tackles, and is looking to become the first Boston College true freshman to lead the team in tackles in school history.
MONDAY LINKS

*BC coach Frank Spaziani says the freshman excuse won't cut it anymore.
*Here's a breakdown of the Georgia Tech-Georgia series coming up on Saturday. Coach Paul Johnson says there's no worry of his team being overconfident.
*Clemson is facing a similar situation against South Carolina this weekend, and the Braggin' Rights Barometer has the weekly pulse of both teams.
*Even if UNC loses to NC State this weekend, coach Butch Davis deserves credit for the Tar Heels' improbable comeback.
*Virginia might not have it all together, but the Cavaliers have stuck together, and they can take some pride in their continued desire to compete.
*Virginia Tech's future looks bright, and there was plenty of evidence of that against NC State.
Couldn't agree with Mike Bianchi more on this one.
MEDIA COMPANY IS CLEARLY PRO-DUKE

Say, what?
Then, the big media conglomerate promoted Sunday’s Celtics/Knicks matchup as a Chris Duhon and Shelden Williams reunion.
Really?
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY
Monday, November 23, 2009
“BORN TO RUN – FOR THE LAST TIME”

First off, when it’s over (some 31 songs and 3.5 hours later), The Boss doesn’t owe you any money. Not one dime.
Amid speculation that the E Street Band is going into mothballs if not permanent retirement, Springsteen played all of the Born to Run album as he said “for the last time.” Of course, he could have meant for the last time on tour as they played Greetings from Asbury Park on the tours final show last night in Buffalo. There were 21 dates on the fall version of the tour that started two years ago. There were five shows in nine days at Giant Stadium in September and October.
Hey, the dude’s sixty…yep, SIXTY, but you’d never know it as he has the energy level of a terrible-two-year-old. In Baltimore, he went out into the crowd, grabbed a swig of beer from a fan, and then crowd surfed some 50 yards back to the stage.
Nice, Bruce, NICE!
There were 14,000 people there and at least 13,000 of them knew the words to every song and Springsteen was quick to invite the audience to sing along. Imagine the opening notes of Hungry Hart with the Boss standing on the stage holding the microphone out to a crowd who greeted him with the opening line “I’ve got a wife and kid in Baltimore, Jack!!!” (video below)

When the band left Springsteen on the stage to say one last goodbye, the Boss couldn’t resist calling them back out for a rousing end-game version of Glory Days to finally conclude the show.
And, it wasn’t just a local event. The T.A.H. executive staff shared their row with Bruce fans from Spain, England and Italy.
Here is the review from the Baltimore Sun and the review from the Buffalo News of the finale (which is followed by the reader comment: “Insanely great show.”)
1st Mariner Arena, Baltimore Set list: Wrecking Ball (with Curt Ramm), Prove It All Night, Hungry Heart, Working on a Dream, Thunder Road, Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out, Night, Backstreets, Born to Run, She's the One, Meeting Across the River, Jungleland, Waitin' on a Sunny Day, Spirit in the Night, Green Onions, Santa Claus is Comin' to Town, The E Street Shuffle, For You, Radio Nowhere, My Love Will Not Let You Down, Long Walk Home, The Rising, Badlands, Ramrod, Hard Times, Land of Hope and Dreams, American Land (with Curt Ramm and Ali Weinberg), Dancing in the Dark, Rosalita, Higher and Higher and Glory Days.
HACKS BEAT HICKS, WORLD (AS WE KNOW IT) TO END LATER TODAY…

Hell froze over.
A month of Sundays hit the calendar.
The moon was blue.
The Redskins beat the Cow...b..o..y...oh, no...not quite, but you get the point.
On a glorious afternoon at the Fauquier Springs Country Club, the Hacks from Hackberry CC finally bested the Hicks from Cudpeppa CC for the first time in the history of the Hacks v Hicks Golf Challenge and finally gained possession of the prestigious James Madison Highway Trophy.
According to Hacks' Captain Tom “Screw the Terps I’m All-In With The Tigers and Dr. Pepper Bowl Bound” Blaser (photo below, left), Steve “Cheffy Chef” Dill and Huntley “Ice Cream” Thorpe set the tone for the day for the Hacks with a 3 and 0 thrashing of longtime Hackberry nemesis, and Hick stalwart, Eddie “The Mailman” Bennett.

All six Hackberry squads were able prevail over their long time rivals from the South.
Ever gracious in defeat Hick Captain Carty Yowell offered a very blunt assessment of the day’s events, “Eat me” said Yowell (photo, right, clutching trophy after 2008 Hicks' win).
The James Madison Highway Trophy is now on display in a place of honor in the FSCC pro shop right between “ladies tops” and “visors.”
IS MARYLAND’S A.D. YOW APPLIANCE SHOPPING?

The Fridge is in the middle of his worst campaign as the Terps' head coach with a overall 2-9 record (1-6 ACC) with one remaining game against Boston College.
According to the Post, in a move that demonstrates so many things that are wrong with big-time college football, Friedgen has two years left on his contract, but Maryland official may cut him loose because they now have the cash needed to buy out his contract (reportedly $4 million).
The Fridge got off to a hot start with 31-8 record his first three seasons, but he is currently mired in his fourth losing season of the past six years.
However, when Fridge took over the program in 2001, Maryland had not won a bowl game in 16 years and had only one winning season since 1990.
SUNDAY NIGHT HOOPS

Peacock delivered without a hitch, going 2 for 2 beyond the arc. The senior forward also led the No. 21 Yellow Jackets with 22 points in an 85-67 victory over the Terriers on Sunday.
Boston coach Patrick Chambers certainly wasn't prepared for Peacock's performance, which included 10 of 11 from the field and three rebounds.
Smith finished with his second double-double in the tournament with 11 points and 15 boards and was named MVP, while Dennis Horner was named to the all-tournament team as he finished with 16 points against Auburn.

Dews finished the night shooting a perfect 3-of-3 from long range, moving into Miami's top 10 all-time in career three-pointers, having made 126 in his career.
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY


(Photos by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images North America)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

Johnson becomes the first driver in the history of NASCAR to win four consecutive championships since the sports inception in 1949.
(Photo by Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)
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