Archive for March, 2009

Whats Next? Basketball Season Over For Most..

Whats Next? Basketball Season Over For Most..

Basketball season for high school and college is basically over. There are only a hand full of players that are still playing in the NCAA Tournament. So now whats next? The spring is crucial for you, no matter what level you are. If you’re in high school and you’re a decent player, which university will you be attending and how will you get ready for the new season? If you’re [...]
March Madness Hops Sneaker Contest – You In?

March Madness Hops Sneaker Contest – You In?

My friend Sean McCaw, a former professional basketball player and coach in Germany and now a professional basketball Scout for the Science City Jena Basketball Club in Germany wants to give away a BRAND NEW shiny pair of Hops sneakers. You’ve probably never heard of this brand yet, so here is a little background info. Hops Sportswear Ltd is a family owned Business based in Melbourne Australia. [...]
NCAA Race to March Madness 2009

NCAA Race to March Madness 2009

With many school rivalries going on and the nations top players being awarded prestigious awards makes March Madness more interesting. NCAA D-I rival teams may range from UNC vs. Duke to Georgetown vs. UConn which has been some of the most exciting games in history. The NCAA Basketball Tournament is the most watched college event other than the BCS Championships. With teams throughout the NCAA [...]
Play Basketball Overseas Directly After High School?

Play Basketball Overseas Directly After High School?

I get this question all of the time and honestly its a difficult question. Personally I think and know that anything is possible these days depending on talent and who you know. In the case of Brandon Jennings a player that I recently discovered is doing what many high school seniors would love to do after graduating from high school and that is straight pro. The NBA in recent years has made it difficult [...]
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