
Some more pics surfaced today when some of the Kentucky Wildcats wore the Nike Lebron VII Kentucky PE. John Wall was one of players who wore them today. Also Lebron James was in attendance today.
Sat. Nov. 15, 2008 - USC's top recruit DeMar DeRozan in Nike Hyperdunk Germany Dirk PEs - flag on tongue, 14 (Dirk's national number) on medial side - in his first regular season game vs UCI. USC won 78-55.
"After swishing the first two free throws of his collegiate career, DeRozan made the first shot he took, a 15-footer from the baseline. He finished with 14 points on 6-for-11 shooting and added three rebounds, two steals and an assist with two turnovers in 28 minutes."
DeMar is #10, Dirk is #14 - go figure. Maybe he's just a Dirk fan.

"There are a lot of teams that come through here... I can't think of a team that he wouldn't play for." - Connecticut Head Coach Jim Calhoun
Golden State coach Don Nelson praised Jennings' performance. "Holy smokes," Nelson said. "I think that's probably the best rookie performance I've ever witnessed in 30-some years of coaching. We tried to handle him every way possible really. He had quite a game."
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Jennings now has the mark for fewest games (seven) into an NBA career with a 50-point game.
Jennings has joined Cleveland's LeBron James as the only two players in league history to score at least 50 points before turning 21 years old. James did it twice at age 20, scoring 56 in March 2005 and 52 in December 2005.
After Jennings' big night against Golden State on Saturday, he ranks eighth in the league in scoring at 25.6 points per game and is fourth in three-point field goal percentage, hitting 17 of 30 attempts for a mark of 56.7%.

McDyess, the All-Star power forward the Knicks were expecting to lead them back into playoff contention, fractured his left kneecap during the final minutes of Saturday's 94-87 exhibition loss to the Phoenix Suns at Madison Square Garden. After a magnetic resonance imaging test revealed the fracture yesterday, doctors said McDyess would be out indefinitely.
that's it, i'm getting myself a used limo and going to work on my pilots license starting tomorrow.
In Game 6 of the 1992 NBA Finals, Phil Jackson, either inexplicably or ingeniously, subbed Bobby Hansen in for Michael Jordan with the Bulls down 15 at the start of the fourth quarter. Hansen hit a game-changing 3-pointer and then, seconds later, stole the ball, starting a furious Chicago rally that gave the Bulls their second championship. His 3-pointer has been rated as the fourth-greatest shot in Bulls’ history although that list seems to have originated in the mid-1990s. It was also the last shot Hansen attempted in the NBA.