Posts Tagged ‘Kentucky’
Cream of Draft Crop Have Plenty of Promise
By: Alonso Tacanga in: Columns
11 Jun 2010The top five picks in the NBA Draft feature a pair of energetic scoring guards and forwards and three potentially dominant big men.
Sixers, Nets Poised to Surprise People in Draft
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
9 Jun 2010Philadelphia and New Jersey will pick No. 2 and 3, respectively, and their needs — or forecasted needs — could lead to unexpected selections.
Will Washington Be Good for Wall?
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
8 Jun 2010Kentucky’s John Wall has been the center of attention everywhere he goes for the past few years. Can he adjust to a town where skeptical fans follow football and politics more closely than pro basketball?
No. 1 Spot Doesn’t Guarantee Success
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
6 Jun 2010That’s a fact Washington Wizards fans know very well. They’ve got two words for you: Kwame Brown.
Mr. Wall Goes to Washington
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
5 Jun 2010Kentucky’s John Wall prepares to bring his explosive game to the nation’s capital.
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- Tags: John Wall, Kentucky, SEC, Washington Wizards
Kentucky Starts Dancing on Hot Coals
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
4 May 2010With Calipari at the helm, Wildcat fans get to enjoy talent-laden teams that often will contend for a national title. But they also get to wonder whether they are selling their souls for a championship.
Kentucky: Calipari Masters the Art of Managing One-and-Done Players
By: Alonso Tacanga in: Columns
11 Apr 2010Kentucky coach John Calipari will once again funnel a bunch of freshmen into the NBA. Despite the impending losses, Calipari will likely have Kentucky right back in thick of things next season.
Bracket Breakdown: How the SEC Will Fare
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
17 Mar 2010It’s Kentucky and everyone else in the SEC. The teams’ performances in the NCAA Tournament will prove that point.
Bracket Breakdown: Mock Tournament 2.0
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
22 Feb 2010In the second bracket projection of this season, the Bracket Breakdown punishes some Wildcats while rewarding others. And Charlotte doesn’t look like one of the 65 teams worthy of a bid to the NCAA Tournament — as of Feb. 22.
Bracket Breakdown: Which Wildcats Deserve a No. 1 Spot?
By: Michael Protos in: Columns
6 Feb 2010Villanova, Kentucky and Kansas State are contending for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. If the selection committee picked today, the Wildcats that grab a top seed might surprise you.
Tempo Free for two
By: Ray Floriani in: Columns
2 Feb 2010South Carolina and Rhode Island scored big wins last week. We take a tempo-free look at both games and have additional notes.
South Carolina: Gamecocks Embrace $25K Win
By: Michael Protos in: Newswire
27 Jan 2010The SEC fines South Carolina $25,000 after hundreds of fans storm the court to celebrate the Gamecocks’ win against No. 1 Kentucky.
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- Tags: Devan Downey, Fines, Kentucky, SEC, South Carolina
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