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Fear The Beard: Fear the Beard goes blogger mock drafting.
The Big Lead: The Roundup: Brandon Inge’s Pillow Injury
Cleveland Cavaliers: What the Mocks are saying on Draft Morning
Ball Don't Lie: The 10-man rotation, starring a meddling owner
Phoenix Suns Community Blog - Fanster.com - Do you bleed deep purple?: 2008 NBA Blogger Mock Draft
Fear the Beard goes blogger mock drafting.
Fear The Beard —
... And with the 14th pick in the 2008 NBA Draft, the Golden State Warriors select forward Donté Greene from Syracuse. This was our choice in the NBA blogger mock draft being conducted by the fine folks over at What Would Oakley Do? They got bloggers representing each team in the NBA to draft according to their team’s presumed interest. Full results can be seen over there sometime soon. Theirs is a New York Knickerbockers-centric organization, so stop by with some sympathy. Now that we got our guy, and we all actually really do hope this is who we get, I can confess another secret. ...
The Roundup: Brandon Inge’s Pillow Injury
The Big Lead —
... Fresno State’s College World Series victory is one of the best college titles … ever? (The Big Picture)
Djokovic loses unseeded Safin at Wimbledon. (NY Daily News)
Much, much better effort from Reilly this week. (ESPN the Mag)
That chick who was arrested with Marcus Vick? Something used to be up between her and Ronnie Brown of the Dolphins. (Fanhouse)
Buncha bloggers got together for a mock NBA draft. (What Would Oakley Do)
The SEC vs. the Big 10. Try not to let it get out of hands, ...
What the Mocks are saying on Draft Morning
Cleveland Cavaliers —
... Courtney Lee, SG, Western Kentucky“LeBron James, meet your Scottie Pippen. Lee played some point at WKU before Tyrone Brazelton came to Bowling Green, so he’s got a well-rounded game and good size for the shooting guard position. He has the same agent as the Sacramento’s Kevin Martin. Expect Lee’s career to take off like Martin’s did.” Make sure to visit “What Would Oakley Do?” to see what happens when today’s GMs are replaced by bleacher bums like you and me - and if Danny Ferry was replaced by yours truly. This entry was posted on Thursday, June 26th, 2008 at 6:11 am and ...
The 10-man rotation, starring a meddling owner
Ball Don't Lie —
... not happening.
Michael Heisley (above, left) is back in charge in Memphis. Maybe Mortgage Boy asked Dick
Versace for advice again.
PF: Fear
the Beard. Baron Davis talks about his youth camp, "White Shadow," beards.
SF: Docksquad
Sports. Steve Nash's charity soccer game, featuring a whole host of NBA
talent, football soccer players I've never heard of, and TV's Marc Stein.*
SG: What
Would Oakley Do?. NBA Bloggers mock the draft. By guessing at the
selections, I mean. ...
2008 NBA Blogger Mock Draft
Phoenix Suns Community Blog - Fanster.com - Do you bleed deep purple? —
Chirs from the What Would Oakley Do? blog (a nice Sports and NY Knicks blog) had a great idea: Put together a bunch of NBA bloggers and invite them to hold a 2008 mock draft. Chris was also so kind to invite me to represent the Suns. The result was a great post, a much better mock draft than the usual mainstream stuff. In case you're intersted, the Phoenix Suns picked PG Mario Chalmers from Kansas with the 15th pick. The Pick: Mario Chalmers, out of the University of Kansas The ...
2008 NBA Draft Night: Liveblogging would interfere too much with drinking
Deceptively Quick —
... soon to be NBA players. I love the draft so much, I love the second round more than the first. I love the draft so much, I may get busted for "inappropriate" use of library internet. That was a masturbation joke. I could have structured it in a funnier way, but I have to get down to my bar stool and get this started. You get the point. This is my Christmas. Also, check out DeceptivelyQuick's little stain over at the otherwise excellent What Would Oakley Do? Peace!
2008 FIBA Men's Qualifying Tournament: Day 1 Preview
CelticsBlog —
... Player to Watch: Remember when I argued for the C's to draft Ante Tomic (scroll down) so that I could call him the Croatian Sensation. Well given that he went 14 spots lower and is not on the Croatian national team tells you once again how excellent my analysis is. Meanwhile, for once I'm going to ignore my "look for ...
