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Originally Posted by ShannonsCrooks
JND1, sorry for the mispelling after I typed it I thought didnt look right. Also, who is the doofy looking ginger in your avy right before Roy "I don't give a @%+% about North Carolina" Williams"?
In regards to the article by Yoni Cohen, if you look at some of the upsets this year I would think that these 2 wins by Syracuse are pretty solid.
So at least its not a big game, but still is UNC basketball
Originally Posted by OUChrisLitt
So at least its not a big game, but still is UNC basketball
Originally Posted by 23MichaelJordan45
Originally Posted by OUChrisLitt
So at least its not a big game, but still is UNC basketball
Everybody's Back: The 2007-08 Wildcats return every scholarship player from last year's 29-5 team, while adding three freshmen to the roster. Head coach Bob McKillop's starting lineup boasts seniors Thomas Sander, Jason Richards and Boris Meno. Junior Max Paulhus Gosselin serves as the unit's defensive stopper, and Stephen Curry is back hoping to build on a terrific freshman campaign.
Curry Draining Threes Like His Father: Dell Curry was known during his days with the Charlotte Hornets for his marksman-like shooting ability from behind the three-point line, and his son followed suit during his first collegiate season, connecting on 40.8 percent of his shots behind the arc en route to a 21.5 points per game scoring average. Curry ranked ninth nationally in scoring (second among freshman) and broke the NCAA single-season freshman mark for three-point field goals (122).
Serbian Connection: UNC's Deon Thompson and Curry both played this summer for the USA-under 19 team in the World Championships held in Novi Sad, Serbia. The U.S. squad lost to host Serbia 74-69 in the gold medal game.
Little Known Fact: Richards ranked second nationally in assists (249) and assists per game (7.3) last season.
2006-07 notes: Southern Conference regular season and tournament champions ... second straight trip to NCAA Tournament, ninth overall ... Third straight 20-season, seventh under McKillop ... School record 29 wins ... Set 14 school records (7 school / 7 individual) ... Won 25 of its last 27 contests ... Top-20 Nationally in eight major statistical categories
Last Meeting: North Carolina topped Davidson 82-58 at the Smith Center on Jan. 3, 2006. Tyler Hansbrough scored 23 points and Reyshawn Terry added 16 points and four blocks as the Wildcats were held to 32.3 percent shooting on the night. The Tar Heels out-rebounded Davidson 54-31.
Series History: North Carolina and Davidson have battled 71 times over the years, with UNC winning 60 of those contests and 33 of the last 37. The Tar Heels and Wildcats met twice almost every year from the late 1920s to the birth of the Atlantic Coast Conference in the mid-1950s. Carolina hasn't lost to Davidson away from Chapel Hill since Feb. 18, 1952.
Background
Location: Davidson, N.C.
Enrollment: 1,700
Conference: Southern Conference
Nickname: Wildcats
Colors: Red & Black
Head Coach: Bob McKillop
Record at DC: 311-218
Last Year: 29-5 (17-1)
Projected Starters (with 06-07 stats):
2 Jason Richards (6-2, 190, Sr.) - 13.5 ppg, 7.3 apg
30 Stephen Curry (6-2, 180, So.) - 21.5 ppg, 4.6 rpg
14 Max Paulhus Gosselin (6-6, 195, Jr.) - 4.8 ppg, 3.1 rpg
15 Thomas Sander (6-8, 220, Sr.) - 13.2 ppg, 6.4 rpg
5 Boris Meno (6-8, 220, Sr.) - 11.0 ppg, 8.2 rpg
Key Reserves:
22 William Archambault (6-6, 210, So.) - 7.9 ppg, 2.8 rpg
41 Andrew Lovedale (6-8, 215, Jr.) - 4.9 ppg, 5.9 rpg
24 Bryant Barr (6-4, 185, So.) - 3.5 ppg
23 Stephen Rossiter (6-7, 230, So.) - 1.5 ppg, 2.0 rpg
1 Brendan McKillop (6-0, 175, Fr.) - Charlotte (N.C.) Catholic
For the record - i believe UNC wins this, but it could be fun for awhile.
Unfortunately, no... I gave up on football earlier this season too, just didn't have enough time to study the lines and was losing money and not enjoying it... I took all my money out of my gambling accounts last week actually, poker and all.. putting it towards christmas gifts and what not.. I want back in the game badly though, i've got a gambling jones i can't shake - i've been able to control it well enough though, so I don't consider it a "problem"... just a jones for now
We have the exact same life lol, that was trippy reading that.
Now that I am capping games just to see how i do without betting actual money, im over 65 percent in NCAAF. life sucks as a bettor lol
[h3]Trojans on verge of big signing[/h3] [h5]Posted: Wednesday November 14, 2007 07:56AM ET[/h5]
The day before USC played UCLA in February 2006, Tim Floyd flew to Cincinnati to watch O.J. Mayo compete in a high school basketball game before doubling back to guide his Trojans to an upset victory over the Bruins. The USC coach won't have to travel quite as far to keep tabs on the anticipated star of his latest recruiting class. Compton High senior guard DeMar DeRozan could sign a national letter of intent with the Trojans as soon as today, the first day of the early signing period. DeRozan, ranked as the No. 2 overall prospect in the nation by Rivals.com, said Tuesday he was debating whether to sign now or wait until the spring, though he maintained that he would be firmly committed to the Trojans even if he deferred his signing.
We have the exact same life lol, that was trippy reading that.Originally Posted by WstCoastGotti
Unfortunately, no... I gave up on football earlier this season too, just didn't have enough time to study the lines and was losing money and not enjoying it... I took all my money out of my gambling accounts last week actually, poker and all.. putting it towards christmas gifts and what not.. I want back in the game badly though, i've got a gambling jones i can't shake - i've been able to control it well enough though, so I don't consider it a "problem"... just a jones for now
I'm convinced that their front 5 is good enough to beat any team in this country on any given night.. They are so smart and know each other so well, they are very well coached and hustle all over the court.. plus, if they get hot, watch out.
Yeah they are good. Curry has such a fast shot he is almost impossible to guard......push up on him...he is to fast and he will go right byyou...back off even the slightest and the shot is goin up.....very enjoyable player to watch.
By the way, OUChrisLitt, do you work for Sporting News?
Yes, I'm an editor, but I also write fantasy football, college basketball and a mashup of all sorts of sports culture stuff (fashion, kicks,gaming, etc.).
Fun game tonight. I'll have something up on the site tomorrow.