NBA Draft Combine in Chicago: Next Level Coverage
May 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
The Sports Bank “My Boy” Team
April 4, 2011 By 2 Comments
As the collegiate basketball season comes to a conclusion this evening, there is still hardware to be handed out that isn’t related to the National Championship. There’s the All-Americans, the Cousy Award, the Wooden Award and plenty of others, however here at The Sports Bank we like to honor players in a different manner.
By Peter Christian and David Kay
Follow paulmbanksMinnesota Timberwolves’ 2011 NBA Draft Options
April 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
It was assumed that the Minnesota Timberwolves would struggle this season. But with those struggles would come improvement from a season ago.
Early on the Wolves weren’t a good team, but they were at least fun to watch as there was always an abundance of energy.
Now the Wolves look like they’ve checked out, and taken leaps backwards from the progression they showed in December.
While much of that blame can go on the shoulders of head coach Kurt Rambis, for the sake of this blog I will chalk it up to a lack of talent.
With the Wolves on the cusp of receiving a top five pick in next June’s draft, these are the five options that Wolves will have in the draft.
Kyrie Irving, PG, Duke, 6’1’’, 19.
Follow paulmbanksDuke vs. Arizona Features Talent and Tradition
March 24, 2011 By Leave a Comment
We all can’t be as lucky as the fans in Anaheim will be this weekend watching the West Regional. This regional has all the makings of being a great one, and one matchup in particular could surprise a lot of people – Arizona and Duke.
The Wildcats and Blue Devils are two of the more storied programs in college basketball. Dating back to when Coach K took over this Duke team, and the great Lute Olsen led Arizona to many tournament appearances. But not only is the past great with these teams, the present and future look pretty bright too.
This game has two of the most talked about and NBA ready players in the country as of now in Duke’s Kyrie Irving and Arizona’s Derrick Williams. But that’s where the similarities stop.
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