blogs2.startribune.com - 12/2/2008
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The Wolves played out without Corey Brewer’s energy but what they lacked mostly, if you listened to Randy Wittman, were enough players willing to follow the game plan.
That’s why Brian Cardinal was out there in the third quarter, or so Wittman said. And why Kevin Ollie, back from his ...
charlotteobserver.com - 11/28/2008
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charlotteobserver.com —
(By Roger Van Der Horst, (Raleigh) News &
Observer) Anyone watching the Charlotte Bobcats? > /p> >...
Or maybe the more relevant question is: Did Fox Sports Carolinas and Time Warner Cable bet on the wrong horse? p> > /p> > Nielsen put out a report last ...
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Bobcats television ratings worst in NBA
sports.yahoo.com - 12/4/2008
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Charlotte 103, Oklahoma City 97 Don't look now,
but the Charlotte Bobcats are ... sub-mediocre! Break out...
the hats and hooters. Now on pace for a 32-win season, the Bobcats had patience enough to not let what should have been a sure win turn ...
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Behind the box score, where Charlotte is making its move
cuzoogle.com - 11/26/2008
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Charlotte Bobcats at Toronto Raptors Yes it is
only a month into the season but this game...
is a gut-check for the Raps. How they play in the next two home games will really show to the fans what they are all about. The last two games were kicks to ...
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Raptors game day - Bobcats/Raps
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Game Recap: Wolves 90, Bobcats 100
Canis Hoopus —
... When asked why he turned to Cardinal, Wittman said: "I knew he was going to go in there and do what we were supposed to do defensively. Same with Kevin."
Ollie disagreed.
"Our young guys can follow the game plan," he said. "We're trying to find a combination out there that works. We've got to follow the game plan a little bit better. That's collectively, that's not veterans over young guys. It's all of us together. We're in this together."
Zgoda on his Wolves blog:
I made a rookie mistake at the game’s start and ...
The Fundamentals
BallerBlogger.com —
... Jerry Zgoda of the Minneapolis Star Tribune: “The Wolves played out without Corey Brewer’s energy but what they lacked mostly, if you listened to Randy Wittman, were enough players willing to follow the game plan. That’s why Brian Cardinal was out there in the third quarter, or so Wittman said. And why Kevin Ollie, back from his calf injury, led the offense for 10 second-half minutes while Randy Foye moved over to two guard. The Wolves committed 14 first-half turnovers, just four after intermission. Foye had three turnovers, all in the first half, and four assists, all in ...
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via d.yimg.com
That was gross.
Zgoda @ the Star Tribune :
When asked why he turned to Cardinal, Wittman said: "I knew he was going to go in there and do what we were supposed to do defensively. Same with Kevin."
Ollie disagreed.
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