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Bucks Down Spurs Again: Milwaukee Continues San Antonio's Oddest Losing Record
The San Antonio Spurs ended 2008 in the worst way. They played against the Milwaukee Bucks, and what has happened for the better part of Tim Duncan's tenure, happened again. They lost...
Written by Robert Kleeman about 10 days ago 1 comments -
NBA Basketball Picks: San Antonio Spurs vs. Milwaukee Bucks: December 30th 2008
Free NBA Picks: San Antonio Spurs -8.0 - Tue December 30th 2008 8:35p The San Antonio Spurs are currently in top form as is evident by their 5 game win straight streak, and will be well prepared ...
Written by touthouse handicappers about 10 days ago 0 comments -
Aminu Acids: Al-Farouq Aminu Abolishing Competition As A Freshman
The turnaround orchestrated by Wake Forest this season can be attributed to a lot of things. A new head coach, returning talent, and five-star recruits. On the topic of five-star talent there's Nigerian-bred F Al-Farouq Aminu...
Written by Sean Stancill about 13 days ago 1 comments -
Mavs-Spurs: Rivals Battle Tuesday in a Quest for Third...in the Southwest?!?
Tuesday night, the Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs will find themselves in unfamiliar territory. The two teams will square off in a battle for third place in the Southwest Division of the Western conference...
Written by robert allred about about 1 month ago 5 comments -
Dear Diary, It's Tim Duncan: An Intimate Look into the Mind of the Spurs Center
Dear Diary, Pop suggested I get a diary to express my actual feelings. He thinks if I just let loose a little bit and express myself without worrying about my reputation, it will help me grow as an athlete and a person...
Written by Michael J about about 1 month ago 2 comments -
Bulls-Spurs: Duncan Dominates Bulls in San Antonio
The Bulls dropped another game on the road Wednesday night against the San Antonio Spurs.The game was very even for the first two quarters of play. The Bulls found themselves trailing by only one at the end of each quarter...
Written by Scott Glisson about about 1 month ago 3 comments -
Never Doubt "The Big Fundamental"
You see that man? That would be the best PF ever. Not of today, ever. Hear me out. This man is consistent. The definition of consistent. The reason they invented the word consistent. His PPG averages for his career are as follows: '97-'98: 21...
Written by Amanda Robertson about about 1 month ago 4 comments -
Texas Tumble: Three Elite NBA Teams Struggle Through First Weeks
If someone had told you one year ago that the pride of the NBA's Southwest Division would soon be the New Orleans Hornets, you would have had a thousand questions...
Written by Ravi Antani about about 1 month ago 1 comments -
Fantasy Stock Watch: Buy Before It’s Too Late
The three players I have highlighted below are off to monster fantasy seasons, and there is no reason anything should change as the season goes on...
Written by John Lorge about 2 months ago 1 comments -
Popovich loves rookie's performance despite Spurs' worst start in 35 years
"Maybe I need to give better pre-game talks," said Gregg Popovich after seeing his Spurs open the game against the Dallas Mavericks without much energy and poor shooting."They shot the ball well and we did the opposite," said Popovich...
Written by Dusty Garza about 2 months ago 0 comments -
Lost In The Excitement Of Greg Oden, Reality Hasn't Sunk In For Blazers Fans
Blazers fans love Greg Oden. There's been many articles about him since he started college at Ohio State and even more since he left Ohio State after one year. So much so, he became the number-one pick in the draft...
Written by Steven Resnick about 2 months ago 0 comments -
About Time
Last Friday, seven greats of the game were inducted into the Basketball Hall Of Fame. Now, ok, the hall has lost a lot of respect in the years gone by due to the questionable decisions made by ...
Written by Hoops4life about 3 months ago 0 comments -
Tim Duncan: The Best Player in the NBA?
Tim Duncan has spent all his years in the NBA with the San Antonio Spurs, where he and former NBA player David Robinson have found success. Duncan uses the glass better then anybody in the NBA...
Written by Jonathan Christian about 4 months ago 2 comments -
The NBA's Top-Five Power Forwards
1. Tim Duncan Tim Duncan remains the best power forward in the league today, and he is arguably the greatest of all time. Tim Duncan has been a champion pretty much since the start of his career...
Written by Darren about 4 months ago 27 comments -
Is the Spurs’ Dynasty Over?
This article is also posted at hoops4life.com, an NBA fan site. Normal 0 21 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 st1\:*{behavior:url(#ieooui) } /* Style Definitions */ table...
Written by Inaki Angulo about 4 months ago 4 comments -
A returning ace?
I found an interesting story from Rock M Nation that I felt obligated to post as a late addition to the links because of its potential enormous if ultimately unlikely ramifications...
Written by Matt Thiel about 5 months ago 0 comments -
NBA Predictions: Best Centers for the 2008-2009 Season
This article is also posted at hoops4life.com, an NBA fan site. Center in the NBA can be one of the most dominant positions. If you get a big guy inside who can bang around and grab boards, you have a great piece to start a team with...
Written by TJ Zwarych about 5 months ago 35 comments -
The NBA's Top Five Power Forwards
Power forwards are the enforcers of the NBA. They usually play the opposite side of the paint of the centers, but are also known to be quite versatile. The best big men in the league average about twenty points and ten rebounds...
Written by Richard Le about 5 months ago 23 comments -
The team that wasn't picked for the 2008 Olympics.
There is a plethora of talent on the 2008 United States Olympic team. There are also many great players that will not be going to Beijing this summer...
Written by Danny Devine about 6 months ago 10 comments -
Open Mic: The Mental Toughness to Succeed
There are so many great athletes in all of sports that sometimes, even for a sports buff like me, it is hard to keep track of all of them. The best of them, however, have a determination, a work ethic, a focus that separates them from the pack...
Written by Nikil Ramanathan about 6 months ago 4 comments -
Michael Jordan Leads the Way: My All-Time All-NBA Dream Team
This was probably one of the hardest articles I have ever written, mainly because there are so many great players to play in the NBA, it's almost hard to name them all...
Written by Brock Humphrey about 7 months ago 2 comments -
The Best Players in the NBA
Centers 1. Dwight Howard 2. Yao Ming 3. Al Jefferson 4. Pau Gasol 5. Rasheed Wallace Power Forwards 1. Tim Duncan 2. Kevin Garnett 3. Amare Stoudemire 4. Chris Bosh 5. Elton Brand Small Forwards 1...
Written by Nolan Hack about 7 months ago 11 comments -
Spurs Watch Boston Show Them The Way To Victory In Game One Win Over Lakers
San Antonio can take away something from the series between the Lakers and the Celtics, and prepare themselves for the new order of elite teams in the NBA...
Written by Andrew Tonge about 7 months ago 1 comments -
The NFL's Problem? It's All About Image.
Many people agree that the NFL has taken over Major League Baseball as America's favorite sport, and maybe even "America's pasttime" after baseball's steroid scandals. But the problem is, the NFL has a "scandal" of sorts, of their own...
Written by Josh Cox about 7 months ago 5 comments -
Top 5 NBA Players From Years 2000-2008!
Throughout the last eight years a lot has changed. The 2003 draft contains possibly over five Hall of Famers. No more high school players allowed. A dynasty was born in San Antonio. Kobe complained and Pat Riley coached again...
Written by Ryan Parks about 7 months ago 14 comments
