www.nydailynews.com — Seton Hall got a huge commitment - and we mean that literally - today when 6-11, 340-pound Melvin Oliver of Mississippi Elite Christian Academy announced for the Pirates, choosing the Hall over Nebraska. Oliver was one of the best prospects still available this spring.
• Nick Williams, a 6-5 guard from LeFlore High in Mobile, Ala., who originally signed with Indiana but received a release after Tom Crean left to accept the coaching job at Indiana, will follow Crean to his new address in the ...
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... (AP), Mississippi State looks to be out three starters from last season's SEC West title team as Charles Rhodes has graduated and Ben Hansbrough, Tyler's younger brother, has decided to transfer. Hoops Weiss' Blog (NY Daily News) indicates that the younger Hansbrough could be headed for Notre Dame. ...
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iuplanet.com 4/21/2008 — This was great--a lot of info and was published right after the story broke.
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www.courierpress.com 4/22/2008 — When Tom Crean was asked why he would leave the Top 25 program he had built at Marquette to take over the basketball mess in Bloomington, he had a simple answer: "It's Indiana. It's Indiana." His first big-name recruit must have been listening. Nick ...
When Tom Crean was asked why he would leave the Top 25 program he had built at Marquette to take over the basketball mess in Bloomington, he had a simple answer: "It's Indiana. It's Indiana." His first big-name recruit must have been listening. Nick ...
This Democratic Race Is Straight Ballin'
www.sportingnews.com 4/24/2008 — Either the NBA is suddenly so big that it's relevant to presidential politics, or the Democratic race has gotten so petty, it's akin to basketball. You see what you want. Either way, it's pretty amazing that Time 's latest issue will boast this cover, unapologetically "inspired by the 2008 NBA Playoff ad campaign." Expect one or both of the candidates to follow soon with their own ...
Either the NBA is suddenly so big that it's relevant to presidential politics, or the Democratic race has gotten so petty, it's akin to basketball. You see what you want. Either way, it's pretty amazing that Time 's latest issue will boast this cover, unapologetically "inspired by the 2008 NBA Playoff ad campaign." Expect one or both of the candidates to follow soon with their own ...
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