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July 6, 2004

K Corralled

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: July 6, 2004

It all happened over a holiday weekend, so I wasn't able to write about it as I would have liked, but I guess you all know by now that Coach Mike Krzyzewski decided to spurn the Lakers and stay at Duke. Did you catch that story? If you looked hard... [Full Story]

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July 5, 2004

Krzyzewski to Stay at Duke

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: July 5, 2004

Cross-post from OTB AP/WaPo -- Krzyzewski to Stay at Duke Mike Krzyzewski is staying at Duke, ending talks with the Los Angeles Lakers about becoming their coach. Krzyzewski scheduled an afternoon news conference on campus, the school said Monday. Krzyzewski, who has led Duke to three national titles in his... [Full Story]

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July 1, 2004

Hey Hurricanes! Hokies, Hi!

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: July 1, 2004

The ACC welcomes The University of Miami and Virginia Tech into the conference today. The much debated conference expansion is now official, with the conference now having eleven teams. Next summer, Boston College will also join, bringing the number to twelve. I haven't written much about the expansion here, mostly... [Full Story]

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June 25, 2004

The ACC And The NBA Draft

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: June 25, 2004 · Comments (3)

The ACC had three players drafted in yesterday's NBA draft, Loul Deng of Duke at #7, Chris Duhon of Duke at #38 and Tim Pickett of Florida State at #44. The three draft picks were the fewest for the ACC since 2000, when only two players, Jason Collier of Georgia... [Full Story]

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June 3, 2004

Odom Rips The SEC

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: June 3, 2004

The AP posted a pretty interesting article yesterday about the SEC's new initiatives to clean up their conference (thanks to the Duke Basketball Report for finding this). The article is based largely on an interview with South Carolina basketball coach Dave Odom. Of course, Odom used to coach in the... [Full Story]

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June 1, 2004

The New York TimesOn JamesOn

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: June 1, 2004

The New York Times (registration required) has a good article up about JamesOn Curry and his move to Oklahoma State. One nugget that I found amusing was that the two other schools that courted Curry after his arrest were Memphis and Cincinnati. Calipari and Huggins? Who would have guessed? Actually,... [Full Story]

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April 30, 2004

ACC Notes

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: April 30, 2004 · Comments (1)

As I'm sure everyone saw earlier this week, Luol Deng declared himself eligible for the NBA draft. He said that he isn't going to sign with an agent, but there's no chance in hell that he's coming back to Duke. None. Baring some disastrous event, he'll be drafted in the... [Full Story]

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April 28, 2004

Tuesday, Wednesday, Happy Days!

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: April 28, 2004

- Believe me when I tell you I’m saying this in the most un-biased way possible: Luol Deng is making the right choice by leaving Duke after his freshman year to enter the NBA Draft. OK, maybe I’m a bit biased. After all, I was an advocate for Maryland’s Chris... [Full Story]

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April 27, 2004

The ACC - A Familiar Caste

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: April 27, 2004

Ken Pomeroy posted an article where he makes the point that Frank Haith made a mistake by accepting the head basketball position at Miami (and frankly, I wasn't too impressed with Miami's choice of him either). Ken's point is an interesting one. He says that in the ACC, teams at... [Full Story]

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April 6, 2004

NCAA Tournament Recap

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: April 6, 2004 · Comments (3)

At the start of the 2003-2004 college basketball season, every meaningful poll in the country predicted that the Connecticut Huskies would finish the season as the #1 ranked team in the country. And even though Jim Calhoun’s team slipped from that perch during the regular season, the Huskies regained... [Full Story]

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March 30, 2004

The Greatest

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: March 30, 2004

He might not have as many national championships as John Wooden and he has a ways to go before he catches Dean Smith in the wins column, but it doesn’t matter. Mike Krzyzewski could retire today and he would still be the greatest coach in the history of college basketball.... [Full Story]

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March 24, 2004

Random Facts from Wake Forest's Sweet 16 Media Guide

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: March 24, 2004 · Comments (1)

Random Facts from Wake Forest's Sweet 16 Media Notes - The last time Wake Forest and St. Joseph's met was December 27, 1982. Wake won 88-65. At that time the British were at war in the Falkland Islands, Americans were introduced to Mr. T in Rocky III (and had their... [Full Story]

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March 21, 2004

Tarheels Already Looking to Next Year

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: March 21, 2004

The Longhorns defeated the Tarheels last night 78-75, and while that loss provided a bitter end to a season filled with ups and downs, what transpires over the next few months could shape the course of the Tarheel program over the next few years. In particular, guards Raymond Felton and... [Full Story]

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March 15, 2004

ACC Season in Review

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: March 15, 2004 · Comments (1)

http://chazsports.blogspot.com All-ACC Team PG – Raymond Felton, North Carolina SG – Justin Gray, Wake Forest F – Rashad McCants, North Carolina F – Julius Hodge, North Carolina State C – Sean May, North Carolina All-ACC 2nd Team PG – Chris Paul, Wake Forest SG – Tim Pickett, Florida State F... [Full Story]

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March 8, 2004

McCants named to first team All-ACC

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: March 8, 2004 · Comments (1)

Not surprisingly, Rashad McCants was named to first team All-ACC today, along with Julius Hodge, Tim Pickett, Justin Gray and Chris Duhon. Sean May was named to the second team (along with J.J. Redick, B.J. Elder, Marcus Melvin, and Shelden Williams) and Ray Felton was named to the third team... [Full Story]

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November 22, 2003

Clemson Hoops Opener

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: November 22, 2003

Oliver Purnell got his first win tonight as the Tigers defeated Gardner-Webb by a final score of 86-55. Chris Hobbs was the leading scorer for Clemson with 17. It was the largest margin of victory by a Clemson coach in his first game since 1916. After the men's game ended... [Full Story]

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August 25, 2003

Become A Wizbang Sports Contributor

Posted by Sports Blog Archive · Published: August 25, 2003

Is your team under reported at Wizbang Sports? You can change that!! Sign-up to be a contributor! It's a fully automated process, and if you've already signed up as an author at other Wizbang sites you'll get immediate access. If this is your first author registration at Wizbang there will... [Full Story]

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