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Coach K Has No Interest in Leaving Duke Right Now

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

Mike Krzyzewski is one of the most successful coaches in College Basketball history, he has the court named after him at Cameron Indoor Stadium, and he runs a highly successful program every single season. On top of that, he is one of the most prominent faces of College Basketball. Yet ...

In Two Short Years in the NBA, Courtney Lee Has Seen Both Extremes of the NBA

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

When your team is 3-38 at the halfway point of the season and are on pace to set an NBA record for fewest wins in a season, things are tough all over. It’s probably hard to find anything positive about your team and at that point players could be on ...

Kiki Vandeweghe is Fine with the Nets Not Winning Games This Year

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

I’veheard of rebuilding years before, but this New Jersey team isn’t even competitive.  I understand what they are trying to do in building for the future and looking ahead toward free agency in 2010, but they are not even putting a watchable product that resembles and NBA team on the ...

Rod Thorn Talks Draft, T-Will and Vinsanity

Monday, June 29th, 2009

Rod Thorn has always been an impressive evaluator of talent, regardless of whether or not the Nets have been a spectacular team on the court; most of the time, during his tenure, they have been, but there've been some down years. So it makes sense to talk with him about the ...

Terrence Williams to the Nets on Draft Day

Monday, June 29th, 2009

Many people, me for one, thought Terrence Williams was the best athlete coming out of college. Sure Blake Griffin had the most basketball talent, but if you ever saw a Louisville game last year, Williams had amazing hops and showed that he could guard almost any 2 or 3 position ...

Devin Harris Knows What Can Happen To LA

Monday, June 8th, 2009

I'm sure Devin Harris and the rest of the 2006 Mavericks have ugly flashbacks of how they gave up that 2-0 series lead to the Heat in the Finals.  Six minutes away.  Those Mavs were up double digits with six on the clock in game three, six minutes away from ...

Devin Harris On His Game Winner

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

Devin Harris capped off his 39 point game against the Philadelphia 76ers with his biggest shot of all - a half court heave at the buzzer that gave the Nets a 98-96 win. Before hearing from Harris, let's take a look at the shot: Now listen to Harris on WFAN after ...

Vince Carter Saw The Plane Crash On The Hudson

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

This is a few days old, but definitely worthy of a SRI post: New Jersey Nets star Vince Carter happened to have an eyewitness account of the US Airways commercial flight late last week that ended with a perfect landing on the Hudson River. Carter joined ESPN Radio New York ...