Archive for March, 2010
A Video Interview with Jason Williams
by Truth on Mar.31, 2010, under Duke Basketball
Due to the great feedback our sister site, www.SportsAngle.com, received on their Jason Williams Rising Stars article, we’ve decided to post additional video content from the interview. Enjoy!!
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Lou Holtz Adage Fitting for March Madness
by Truth on Mar.20, 2010, under Quotes
“The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely the one who dropped it.” – Lou Holtz
Is Jon Scheyer Getting Tired?
by Truth on Mar.13, 2010, under Duke Basketball
Preface: This is NOT a debate whether Jon Scheyer’s high minutes/game average throughout the season is causing him to wear out. Those who know me already know that I find that argument ridiculous, and K has inferred as much himself in recent post-game press conferences.
When a player is “tired,” I expect to see shots being missed short, resulting in generally sub-par field goal percentages as the season progresses. So, how are Jon Scheyer’s shooting percentages holding up? Let’s take a look…
A few interesting notes:
- Over the last 1/3 of the season (11 games), Jon has shot below his season average on 2-point FG’s on 8 occasions; however,
- he has also shot above his season average on 3-point FG’s 6 times in the same period.
- Disturbingly, he has shot below his season average on both 2-point and 3-point FGs in his last three consecutive outings.
This “tired” debate has undoubtedly arisen because Jon’s 2FG% is substantially worse over the last 1/3 of the season. If his 3FG% continues to slide as well, this argument will gain additional merit; however, the “tired” label cannot be justified if his 3pt shot starts falling again.
So I ask again: Is Jon Scheyer tiring?
The jury is still out.
Out of the Woods: History Show Path for Revival
by Esoteric on Mar.01, 2010, under Golf, Sports
To say things aren’t going well for Tiger Woods at the moment is an understatement, and yet he has to know deep down that it’s going to work out in the long run. And let’s face it, you and I know the same exact thing.