April 29, 2012 by Jeffrey Pillow | 2 Comments
March 10, 2012 by Jeffrey Pillow | 2 Comments
Although the University of Virginia men’s basketball team has been plagued by injury and transfers this year, there is a shining spot headed to the Charlottesville program in the fall. His name: Justin Anderson (Montrose Christian HS). Standing at 6’7″, 220 lbs., Anderson had originally committed to the University of Maryland, prior to the departure of head coach Gary Williams. As a 4-star recruit, ranked 9th at his position of Small Forward, Anderson is known for his “off the charts athletic ability” (ESPN, Scouting Report 5/26/11), averaging 17.2 ppg/8 rpg for the 2011-12 season. Here’s a little taste of what will hit John Paul Jones arena come the 2012-13 season. And I have to ask: when, in recent memory (or any memory), has UVA had a player of this caliber with that much explosiveness driving to the hole?:
February 16, 2012
by Jeffrey Pillow
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Tired of the same old nouns, verbs, and adjectives being used to describe Jeremy Lin’s game — like “Linsanity” and “Lincredible”? I recommend the following to spice things up a bit, to bring a little originality and a little more … Continue reading
February 10, 2012 by Jeffrey Pillow | 0 comments
February 4, 2012
by Jeffrey Pillow
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Imagine if Chris Mullin ditched the flat top hairstyle and went super freak, super freaky id est Rick James. Alternate names for this hairstyle include but are not limited to: The Janet Jackson The Poetic Justice The Lil Bow Wow … Continue reading
January 26, 2012
by Jeffrey Pillow
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When Kevin Love declared for the NBA Draft in April 2008, I shook my head. Like Tyler Hansbrough, who was dominating college basketball at the time, I thought of Love as only a college player. He didn’t have what it … Continue reading
January 24, 2012 by Jeffrey Pillow | 3 Comments
Former San Antonio Spurs great David Robinson has been spotted getting his dance on (3:23). The retro 80s box top cannot be mistaken for anyone else’s but The Admiral’s. Robinson finished his career with averages of 21.1 ppg, 3.1 bpg, and 11.0 rpg. Accolades include: