Eric Devendorf: Public Enemy #1
Ballin' is a Habit —
... Jameson Fleming wrote an excellent article defending Devo. I agree with most of what Fleming has to say. I do, however, disagree with one thing that Fleming wrote: that Devo is not a "punk". ...
Vilificationlinks
Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician —
The vilification of Eric Devendorf has gone too far...Jameson Fleming
Alright, seriously Marrone, if Bill Stewart can get on Twitter, so can you...Twitter
Jonny Flynn: The Most Exciting Player of College Basketball...Bleacher Report
Reflections from Las Vegas while watching the Orange...CuseOrange
Reflections on the first weekend of the NCAA Tourney...Searching for Billy Edelin
What's more dominant, SEC football or Big East basketball?...Alligator Army
Big Sexy ...
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SI.com - Extra Mustard —
... With Arizona advancing to the Sweet 16, Real Clear Sports takes a look at the top 10 bubble performances of all time. The Bleacher Report wants you to like Eric Devendorf, but this picture alone makes me still hate him. Here is a good list of March Madness heroes who became NBA zeroes ... Lastly, Jim Nantz may
run for public office.
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the east coast bias —
... (which is sensible). And a defense here. Personally, I just think his mind thinks of plays his body can’t finish; he’s gotten better at matching his actual talent with his imagined talent, but watching some of his drives, truer words were never spoken than Sean McDonough’s "Devendorf’s the kind of player that keeps both teams in the game." ...
Extra Onions: So why do they call it "chalk," anyway?
The Dagger —
... comes the backlash to the backlash. Eric Devendorf has
risen, proven himself wanting (at least in the category of being a
likable presence on the court), and has been sumarrily shunned. Think
of it like an indie band backlash. Devendorf is the Black Kids, and college basketball is Pitchfork Media.
Ah, but now comes the backlash to the backlash: a bevy of
pro-Devendorf-ish columns hit the Web this week, some of them good -- Jeff Passan's, for example -- and some of them not. The crux: Devendorf, despite his on-court antics and what may or may not have ...
Extra Onions: So why do they call it 'chalk,' anyway?
The Dagger —
... comes the backlash to the backlash. Eric Devendorf has
risen, proven himself wanting (at least in the category of being a
likable presence on the court), and has been sumarrily shunned. Think
of it like an indie band backlash. Devendorf is the Black Kids, and college basketball is Pitchfork Media.
Ah, but now comes the backlash to the backlash: a bevy of
pro-Devendorf-ish columns hit the Web this week, some of them good -- Jeff Passan's, for example -- and some of them not. The crux: Devendorf, despite his on-court antics and what may or may not have ...
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Deadspin —
... Angry, angry young man: It's the backlash to the Eric Devendorf backlash. Call me in a couple backlashes. [Bleacher Report] ...
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RightFielders Women in Sports —
... Defending Devendorf: Why the Vilification of the Syracuse Star Has Gone Too Far. Bleacher Report Anna Rawson To Join Illustrious Ranks Of Discount Website Peddlers. ...





