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UNC Basketball Coach Roy Williams: Be Led By Your Dreams
One thing that makes college basketball so enjoyable, yet at the same time so challenging, is that each year the team is different. There are new players, and you may ask the student-athletes who return from the previous season to play new roles. Team chemistry changes, and the attitudes and relationships that ebb and flow from wins and losses always take on a new life. The constant is a need for outstanding leadership
Michael Jordan: Life After Glory
By Mitch Albom
"This is not fun for me," Michael Jordan told reporters.
He was not being arrested. He was not being publicly humiliated. He was not being forced to fox trot on "Dancing With the Stars."
Michael Jordan had been selected for the Basketball Hall Of Fame. The pantheon of his sport.
And he was unhappy. His reason . . .
"Your basketball career is completely over. That's the way I look at it. I was hoping this day was coming in 20 more years, or that I'd actually go in when I'm dead and done...."
New York Knicks won't pursue free-agent guard Allen Iverson, president Donnie Walsh says
The New York Knicks have decided not to pursue Allen Iverson, a decision that was reached late Thursday night.
Michael Jordan thankful, but says others just as worthy of jersey retirement
If the NBA were to retire Michael Jordan's No. 23 league-wide, the newly inducted Hall of Famer says there are several more players just as worthy of the distinction.
Jayson Williams' hearing delayed by judge over travel issues
Former NBA star Jayson Williams won't enter plea Friday in the 2002 killing of his limo driver, and a judge has delayed the hearing indefinitely.
Shawn Marion to miss Friday's game for Dallas Mavericks
Mavericks forward Shawn Marion (ankle) will miss Friday's game against Sacramento.
Gasol returns, scores 24 in Lakers' win vs. Bulls
Pau Gasol had 24 points and 13 rebounds in his season debut, and Kobe Bryant scored 21 points while passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on the Lakers' career scoring chart in Los Angeles' 108-93 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Thursday night.
Hornets ride Stojakovic's hot hand past Suns
Peja Stojakovic hit seven 3-pointers during a 25-point, 13-rebound performance, and the New Orleans Hornets defeated the Phoenix Suns 110-103 on Thursday night.
Jazz pick up first win in San Antonio since '99
Deron Williams scored 21 points and the Utah Jazz finally ended their decade-long misery in San Antonio with a 90-83 win over the Spurs on Thursday night.
Ron Artest apologizes to fan
John Green, the fan who sparked the infamous Pistons-Pacers brawl, said Thursday he has spoken to Ron Artest and the two hope to partner together for some type of community-service endeavor, possibly in Detroit.
Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut sidelined 2-4 weeks with leg strain
Bucks center Andrew Bogut will be out two to four weeks after suffering a leg muscle strain and contusion during Wednesday's 99-85 win against New Jersey.
Union says NBA player salaries will fall this season
NBA players' association director Billy Hunter plans another negotiating session soon with commissioner David Stern, and here's something that might come up.
Cleveland Browns would give LeBron James a shot
If LeBron James truly believes he can help the Cleveland Browns, coach Eric Mangini has an orange helmet waiting for him.
Cleveland Cavaliers center Shaquille O'Neal could miss next couple of games
Cleveland Cavaliers coach Mike Brown says Shaquille O'Neal could miss the team's next couple of games with a strained shoulder.
Magic Johnson says he would welcome any plans to retire MJ's No. 23
Magic Johnson would go along with LeBron James' plan to have NBA players stop wearing No. 23.
Trail Blazers F Travis Outlaw out 3-5 months after surgery
Trail Blazers forward Travis Outlaw had surgery Wednesday to repair a stress fracture of the fifth metatarsal bone in his left foot.
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Kings owner will no longer operate WNBA franchise
The Sacramento Monarchs folded on Friday, a shocking and disappointing development for the WNBA and one of its original eight franchises.
Knicks will pass on chance to sign Iverson
The New York Knicks won't sign Allen Iverson, believing any short-term gain would hinder their plans to build for the future.
Lakers' Gasol to make long-awaited season debut
Lakers center Pau Gasol will make his 2009-10 season debut Thursday against the visiting Bulls after missing the first 11 games with a right hamstring injury, said Lakers coach Phil Jackson pregame.
Iverson close to deal with the Knicks
The New York Knicks' pursuit of free agent Allen Iverson has gone from longshot to even money in 48 hours, with several league sources indicating they believed Iverson would agree to a deal with the Knicks no later than the weekend -- and one source with knowledge of the negotiations indicating an agreement between the team and the nine-time All-Star was a near certainty.
Hunter plans bargaining meeting with Stern soon
NBA players' association director Billy Hunter plans another negotiating session soon with commissioner David Stern, and here's something that might come up.
NY-area hoops in tough times as Knicks, Nets struggle
Former Knicks guard Micheal Ray Richardson was once asked to describe his team's prospects.
Veteran guard Iverson clears waivers, becomes free agent
Allen Iverson has cleared waivers and is free to sign with any NBA team.
Brooklyn opponents file lawsuit against Nets' new arena
Opponents of the Brooklyn arena planned for the New Jersey Nets have filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a state agency's approval of the project.
Spurs' Ginobili, Parker out for game against Jazz
Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili will miss the Spurs' game Thursday against the Jazz, and Ginobili could be out more than a week with his left groin strain, according to coach Gregg Popovich.
At last: Arenas signs up for Twitter, but with conditions
Gilbert Arenas is waiting for an audience.
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Gasol returns to lift Lakers to easy win over Bulls
After missing the first 11 games of the season, Pau Gasol returned in style. He led the Lakers with 24 points and 13 rebounds, as L.A. had no trouble knocking off the Bulls 108-93.
FanHouse: McGrady, Adelman fight over return
Williams helps Jazz end drought in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO(AP) A decade of misery for the Utah Jazz in San Antonio is over.
Peja's 3-point barrage carries Hornets past Suns
NEW ORLEANS(AP) The rookie didn't flinch in crunch time and the old veteran couldn't miss.
Maloofs to shut down WNBA's Monarchs franchise
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The Sacramento Monarchs folded on Friday, a shocking and disappointing development for the WNBA and one of its original eight franchises.
Arash Markazi: Bosh does heavy lifting for Raptors
With free agency calling and a rebuilt roster around him, Chris Bosh has focused on becoming a leader. Will it get Toronto to the playoffs or send Bosh packing? asks Arash Markazi.
Ian Thomsen: Gospel of Popovich spreading wide across NBA
No one in the NBA may have a greater influence on the league than Gregg Popovich. SI.com's Ian Thomsen examines how the Spurs and their coach have reshaped how teams are run.
Knicks decide against offer to Iverson
GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) -- The New York Knicks have decided not to pursue Allen Iverson.
Williams' plead deal hearing delayed indefinitely
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- Retired NBA star Jayson Williams will not be in a New Jersey courtroom Friday to enter a plea in the 2002 shooting death of a hired driver.
Bucks' Bogut sidelined 2-4 weeks with leg strain
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut will be out for two to four weeks with a left leg injury.
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Under-the-radar additions providing major value
They weren't the splashiest offseason acquisitions, but these players are making big impacts for their new teams, Randy Hill says.
LeBron needs to focus on NBA ... not NFL or MJ
Hey LeBron, Jason Whitlock has a message for you. You aren't Michael Jordan and you aren't Jim Brown. So just zip it, kid.
Young Hawks spreading wings and flying high
With their rout of the Heat, the East-leading Hawks are rapidly maturing. Guess who Charley Rosen credits for Atlanta's sudden rise.
VIDEO: Kriegel: Jennings is no dummy
He skipped college but got a basketball education (and money) in Europe. Brandon Jennings is no dummy, Mark Kriegel says.
Knicks decide against signing Iverson
The New York Knicks have decided not to pursue Allen Iverson.
Team president Donnie Walsh said Friday the team won't make any additions at this time despite its 2-9 record. He added the decision to pass on the former MVP had nothing to do with Iverson's ability to play.
"I've always admired him," Walsh said. "I think he'd be a great addition for a team that's in a different position than we're in and I hope he gets picked up.
Kobe passes Kareem on Lakers' scoring chart
Jayson Williams plea hearing delayed indefinitely
Retired NBA star Jayson Williams will not be a New Jersey courtroom Friday to enter a plea in the 2002 shooting death of a driver.
A judge has indefinitely delayed a hearing in Somerville in which Williams was expected to plead guilty. No reason was given.
A person with knowledge of the case told The Associated Press on Thursday that Williams would plead guilty to aggravated assault. The person wasn't authorized to talk about the case and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Bogut out 2 to 4 weeks with leg injury
Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut (BOH'-gut) will be out for two to four weeks with a left leg injury.
General manager John Hammond said late Thursday that Bogut suffered a leg strain and contusion in Wednesday's 99-85 win against New Jersey. Bogut scored 21 points and 11 rebounds before leaving the game in late in the fourth quarter.
An MRI revealed the injury on Thursday.
The 24-year-old Bogut, now in his fifth season, is averaging 16.1 points and 9.2 rebounds per game.
Minus pair of stars, struggling Spurs fall to Jazz
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Loco Lobo
The action is always intense in the playoffs, but watch as New Mexico's Elizabeth Lambert takes things a little too far in a women's soccer match against BYU.
Player’s ponytail takedown sparks outrage
Nov. 9: In an incident caught on camera, college students play rough in a women’s soccer match between the University of New Mexico and Brigham Young University. NBC’s Kevin Tibbles reports.
Man calls 911 to report stolen pot
Nov. 9: An Oregon man made an emergency call to report that his marijuana had been stolen. Willie Geist has the remarkable details
The Circle Board
What's better than your average skate deck? How bout 360 degrees of them?
Mayan Doomsday Prophecy
The Mayan calendar ends on December 21, 2012. Are we three years from the end of the world?
Deer gets stuck in lion’s den
Nov. 9: A deer ends up inside a lion’s den at the National Zoo on Sunday. Although staff were about to rescue it, its injuries were so bad that zookeepers decided it needed to be euthanized. TODAY’s Ann Curry reports.
Fans walk out on Spears in Australia
Nov. 7: It took Australian fans of Britney Spears only three songs to deserted the pop diva after it became evident she was lip-synching. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports.
U2 performs free concert in Berlin
Nov. 6: Berlin hosts a free U2 concert as part of the MTV European Music Awards. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.
Monkeys Work In Restaurant
A tavern in Japan has employed the services of two macaque monkeys as waiters.
Some Moron
Dilbert is stymied by the office moron
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NCAA Rules on Memphis Appeal but Won't Announce Ruling
The first rule of Fight Club is: you do not talk about Fight Club. The second rule of Fight Club is: you DO NOT talk about Fight Club! - Brad Pitt (as Tyler Durden) The NCAA is apparently following the Tyler Durden school of public relations these days. They've issued a ruling on the University of Memphis' appeal... but they aren't telling anyone what that ruling is. The Memphis administration knows... but is claiming they're forbidden by NCAA bylaws from revealing anything. I guess we can wait until next year's official NCAA record book is published, and see if the Tigers are still listed as a 2008 Final Four team. As Rush the Court points out, it's this sort of behavior that destroys any faith the public might have in the NCAA's ability to police itself in a fair and reasonable manner. It's nice to see the Memphis administration pointing out the absurdity of it all. The NCAA's investigation into the Memphis program centers on the eligibility of one player from the 2007-08 national runner-up team -- Derrick Rose, the reigning NBA Rookie of the Year. Rose is accused of having someone take the SAT for him. There were additional allegations that the university provided improper benefits -- hotel and travel expenses, primarily -- to Rose's brother. In August, the NCAA ruled that the Tigers' 38 wins and Final Four appearance from that season would be vacated. It is worth noting that Rose was declared eligible by the NCAA's official clearinghouse before ever suiting up for the Tigers. This investigation didn't even begin until Rose was three months into his rookie year with the Bulls. The fact that the NCAA has declared that Memphis has "strict liability" in the matter -- even though the University was relying on the NCAA clearinghouse ruling as to Rose's eligibility -- is the basis for Memphis appeal. More on this story: The NCAA vs. Memphis NCAA Rules on Memphis Appeal but Won't Announce Ruling originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Thursday, November 19th, 2009 at 15:56:00.The Basis for the Appeal
Iverson, Grizzlies Part Ways
In what is being termed a "mutual agreement," Allen Iverson and the Grizzlies are going their separate ways. He'll be placed on waivers on Tuesday, November 17th, and should be a free agent by Wednesday. The New York Knicks will consider offering Iverson a deal. Charlotte and Cleveland have also been mentioned as potential destinations. To fill the Iverson-shaped hole in their backcourt, the Grizzlies have signed another guard with a less-than-stellar resume, adding Jamaal Tinsley to their volatile mix. Tinsley spent last season being paid to stay away from the Indiana Pacers. Iverson, Grizzlies Part Ways originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 at 00:12:03.
Stephen Jackson Traded to Charlotte
Note to S-Jax -- be careful what you wish for. Stephen Jackson's wish -- to be traded away from the struggling and dysfunctional Golden State Warriors and coach Don Nelson -- was granted earlier today. But it's hard to make the case that his new situation is an improvement. Jackson and little-used point guard Acie Law are headed to the 3-6 Charlotte Bobcats. Veteran swingman Raja Bell and forward Vladimir Radmanovic are headed to Oakland in return. For the Bobcats, Jackson fills an obvious need: perimeter scoring. But Jackson's best position at this stage of his career is small forward, and in Charlotte, that's Gerald Wallace's job. That means he'll slot in at shooting guard, where he'll be a defensive liability against the league's quicker wings. But his shooting ability should help open the floor for slashers like Wallace, Boris Diaw and Raymond Felton -- which will help the Bobcats far more than a defensive specialist like Bell did. He's also a significant investment -- Jackson's contract runs through the next three seasons, and he'll make over $10 million in 2012-13 (when he's 34). That's sort of a strange long-term investment for the Bobcats to make, when everyone thinks they're trying to cut payroll and prepare the franchise for a sale. Golden State gets rid of a malcontent and a little bit of payroll relief -- Bell's contract expires after this season, but Radmanovic has a player option for next year. It's hard to say how either player will fit into the Warriors' rotation, which is already over-loaded with wings -- especially when you consider the fact that neither of the new arrivals is adept at initiating an offense. Jackson's ability to run the point took a lot of pressure off Golden State's young backcourt. That ability will be hard to replace. Jackson will become one of the primary scoring options for his new team, but his value in most fantasy formats will actually drop. Golden State plays at a breakneck pace on offense; there are turtles and snails that get up and down the court quicker than Larry Brown's Bobcats. Stephen Jackson Traded to Charlotte originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Monday, November 16th, 2009 at 17:27:55.
LeBron Giving Up No. 23 to Honor His Airness; Wants League to Follow Suit
LeBron James has announced plans to give up uniform number 23 as a means of honoring Michael Jordan. "I just think what Michael Jordan has done for the game has to be recognized some way soon," James told reporters. James wants the league's twelve other twenty-threes to follow suit. One of them -- Jason Richardson of the Phoenix Suns -- already declared he's on board via his Twitter feed, saying "the NBA should of retired 23 years ago." The league-wide retirement of a number would be a first for the NBA, but other sports have gone that route to honor all-time greats. Major League Baseball retired Jackie Robinson's 42 in 1997 -- the 50th anniversary of Robinson's debut in the big leagues. And the NHL has officially retired 99 for Wayne Gretzky -- and un-officially retired 66 for Mario Lemieux. LeBron Giving Up No. 23 to Honor His Airness; Wants League to Follow Suit originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Friday, November 13th, 2009 at 17:56:27.
Byron Scott Axed
Byron Scott became the first NBA coach to lose his job this season when the Hornets dropped the axe this week. Scott's departure wasn't unexpected -- his contract expires after this season, and his high salary and middling job performance made him an obvious target for the perpetually cost-cutting Shinn family. When the Hornets stumbled out of the gate to a 3-6 record -- including a loss to the lowly Knicks -- Scott's fate was sealed. Stealing a page from the Minnesota Timberwolves' "You made this mess, you clean it up" Playbook, the team has given general manager Jeff Bower the coaching job for the remainder of the season. The T-Wolves did the same last year with general manager Kevin McHale -- who, you'll note, is no longer employed by the team. Bower's short-term prospects seem similarly bleak. Bower will be assisted by Tim Floyd -- the ex-USC head coach who quit earlier this year amidst allegations he made payments to representatives of Trojan guard O.J. Mayo. In other words, he was probably willing to work cheap. This situation is going to get worse before it gets better. Already there are reports that franchise player Chris Paul is not pleased with the development and the fact that he wasn't consulted beforehand. Meanwhile, the Hornets are painfully thin on the perimeter, where big-money free agents Peja Stojakovic and James Posey have been major disappointments -- and management is desperate to shed another $3 million in salary to avoid the dreaded luxury tax... so don't expect reinforcements. Best guess? The 2010-11 season will be Chris Paul's last in a Hornets uniform... and quite possibly, the team's last in New Orleans. Byron Scott Axed originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Friday, November 13th, 2009 at 16:37:05.
State of the Grizzlies
Here's an observation that should terrify Memphis fans: He leads by example. - Ronald Tillery of the Memphis Commercial Appeal, on Zach Randolph Uh, Mr. Tillery? That's the problem. State of the Grizzlies originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Friday, November 13th, 2009 at 12:03:33.
How Many Shopping Days 'til Pau Gasol Returns?
Phil Jackson gave Laker fans -- and fantasy basketball players -- a scare yesterday when he suggested forward/center Pau Gasol might not be back until Christmas. Gasol is recovering from a hamstring injury and has yet to play this season. He has been listed as "day-to-day," which usually means "he won't play today or tomorrow, but he could go this weekend." Not, "you won't see him on the floor for another five weeks." Jackson later back-tracked, telling ESPN the Christmas comment was a joke, and that Gasol is still day-to-day. It's not surprising that he's frustrated with Gasol's progress -- what was initially diagnosed as a minor injury has already sidelined Gasol for a month. How Many Shopping Days 'til Pau Gasol Returns? originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Thursday, November 12th, 2009 at 11:52:10.
Playing Against Jim Boeheim's 2-3
Syracuse will struggle to replace Jonny Flynn, Paul Harris and Eric Devendorf this season -- but one thing is clear: Jim Boeheim's trademark 2-3 zone is back this season. The early-season nominee for quote of the year comes from Albany guard Mike Black, a freshman point who faced Syracuse in the Great Danes' season-opener. When coach Will Brown asked his floor leader to get the ball into the high post, Black responded, "Coach, I can't see the high post." 'Cuse won the game, 75-43 -- giving Boeheim 800 W's for his career. Playing Against Jim Boeheim's 2-3 originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Thursday, November 12th, 2009 at 11:29:02.
College Ballers Behaving Badly
Binghamton doesn't have a total monopoly on misbehaving basketball players this season. College Ballers Behaving Badly originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Thursday, November 12th, 2009 at 11:09:48.
Tribune Columnist Eats His Words
Back when the Bulls drafted Joakim Noah, Chicago Tribute columnist Rick Morrissey said he'd eat his column -- with salsa, no less -- if Noah became a productive NBA player within three years. Three years later, a bulked-up Noah has become a double-double machine... and Morrissey has learned that three-year-old newsprint is tasty with a little tomato/jalapeno/onion. Mental note: when predicting the future, don't offer to do embarrassing things when proven wrong. Tribune Columnist Eats His Words originally appeared on About.com Basketball on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009 at 14:16:13.
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Perfect Team: Warkentien best GM to build machine
Ken Berger will spend several Fridays building his perfect team, but it isn't an
All-Star team. There's a salary cap to consider. The GM who could best make it
work is Denver's Mark Warkentien.
Knicks decide to pass on available Iverson
The New York Knicks won't sign Allen Iverson, believing any short-term gain
would hinder their plans to build for the future.
Jayson Williams plea hearing delayed indefinitely
Retired NBA star Jayson Williams will not be in a New Jersey courtroom
Friday to enter a plea in the 2002 shooting death of a driver.
Bucks center Bogut out 2-4 weeks with leg injury
Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut will be out for two to four weeks with a left leg injury.
Hunter plans negotiation meeting with Stern soon
NBA players' association director Billy Hunter plans another negotiating session soon with commissioner David Stern, and here's something that might come up.
New York groups sue to block deal for Nets arena
Opponents of the Brooklyn arena planned for the New Jersey Nets
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Thompson's double-double helps No. 6 UNC survive
Cousins, No. 4 Kentucky stave off Sam Houston
Syracuse rolls past No. 13 Cal
Knight will return to Indiana for Dec. fundraiser
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Bob Knight is returning to Indiana after all.
Luke Winn: Ginyard lead UNC's revamped defense to win vs. Ohio St.
No. 6 North Carolina won ugly, holding off Ohio State 77-73. The Heels look like a team that will go as far as their defense, and one senior stopper, will take them, writes Luke Winn.
NCAA: Memphis, schools require confidentiality
NEW YORK (AP) -- The NCAA is defending the secrecy of its response to the University of Memphis' appeal, saying member schools require confidentiality before a ruling.
Kansas' Aldrich is first pick in SI's dream team draft
How do you build the ultimate college squad? Four SI.com college basketball writers match wits to draft the perfect team in our second annual College Dream Team Draft.
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Cavaliers stunned at home
Despite LeBron's 49-point salvo, Orlando hands Cleveland rare home defeat 107-106 to take opening game of East final
Shaq a quick study at broadcasting school
Toronto Raptors analyst Leo Rautins is helping the Suns centre develop a new skill
Bryant says Lakers got away with one
Los Angeles superstar admits his team was lucky to escape Game 1 with a win against Denver
WWE moving Monday show from Denver to Los Angeles
World Wrestling Entertainment says it will now hold its Raw show at the Staples Center because of the conflict with Game 4 of the Western finals
Forman promoted to Bulls GM
Former director of player personnel will replace the outgoing John Paxson, who will remain as executive vice-president of basketball operations
No SI jinx for James: coach
Cavaliers superstar will make his ninth appearance on cover of magazine this week
Lakers eke out Game 1 win
Bryant's free throws give top-seeded Los Angeles series-opening victory over Denver
Clippers win draft lottery
Moribund NBA franchise handed another chance to rebuild, while Raptors stay in ninth spot
Stern says a LeBron-less Finals will still be good
NBA commissioner downplays idea that league needs its MVP in the final pairing to be successful
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WWE chairman maximizing exposure in wake of arena double booking with Nuggets
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