community.foxsports.com - 9/28/2007
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Corliss Williamson retired Tues. “Big Nasty” will always be known more for what he did in college — leading a crazy-talented Arkansas squad to the ‘94 title and back to the championship game in ‘95 — than his pro career, which was decent enough: he won a chip with the Pistons in ‘04 and was a solid bench guy on some good teams. His best statistical year was when he averaged 17 points and 5.6 board
Amir Johnson, Future Max Contract Player?
sports.aol.com 9/28/2007 — Filed under: Pistons , NBA Media Watch , Detroit I appreciate the marvel of Amir Johnson as much as the next basketball fan. His game is awe-striking , his aura amusing , his situation intruiging . But I think we might be getting just a little ...
Williamson to retire after 12 NBA seasons
sportsillustrated.cnn.com 9/28/2007 — Corliss Williamson is set to retire from the NBA and become an assistant coach at Arkansas Baptist College, the school's athletic director said Tuesday.
Williamson, who led Arkansas to the 1994 national championship, has played 12 pro seasons with Sacramento, Toronto, Detroit and Philadelphia. He was on the Pistons when they won the 2004 NBA title.
Webber may still sign with Detroit.
pistonsnationblog.com 9/28/2007 — Chris Webber has a multi-million dollar contract offer on the table from Olympiacos of Greece, and he plans to decide by this weekend whether to accept it or wait on the sidelines for another chance at playing in the NBA.
Two sources familiar with the offer told ESPN.com that Olympiacos was offering a two-year deal that would net Webber between $10 million and $12 million, which would make ...
Webber pondering Greek team's multi-million offer - NBA
sports.espn.go.com 9/28/2007 — Chris Webber has a multi-million dollar contract offer on the table from Olympiacos of Greece, and he plans to decide by this weekend whether to accept it or wait on the sidelines for another chance at playing in the NBA. Two sources familiar with the ...
Chris Webber's Big Fat Greek Offer
sports.aol.com 9/28/2007 — Filed under: Pistons , Mavericks , Dallas , Detroit , Breaking News , Euroleague European teams are no longer content stealing the NBA's low-hanging fruit. No, they're trying to snag Chris Webber , who may be past his prime but is probably the best ...