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Found March 23, 2008 on Stet Sports Blog:
Georgetown Hoyas Curry No Favor in Second Round
TEAMS: Georgetown Hoyas
PLAYERS: Roy Hibbert
Davidson
From Final Four caliber to much ado about nothing, the Hoyas complete a season of high expectations and fairly middlin' performances appropriately. Throughout the year, they won close too often, never establishing the interior dominance that anointed the slim shoulders of Roy Hibbert in the preseason.
Original Story: http://www.stetsports.com/2008/03/geo...

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  • fr0arenas
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    fr0arenas said March 23, 2008

    The New Reggie Miller Ladies and Gents! lmao! JUST KIDDING! Nah seriously, I tip my hat off to him. He's unbelievable.
  • BirdsFan536
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    BirdsFan536 said March 23, 2008

    i just wrote an article about him
  • FIVERINGS
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    FIVERINGS said March 23, 2008

    Hibbert needs to develop an attitude like the old Pat Ewing had. Curry was on today. Was a good game.
  • RyanRudnansky

    RyanRudnansky said March 24, 2008

    Who is this kid? When's the last time a player scored 25+ points in the second half of two upsets? Gonzaga was impressive. Against Georgetown? Unbelievable. I think it's safe to say his stock is up among NBA execs.
  • BlondeMeg34

    BlondeMeg34 said March 24, 2008

    and the ACC didn't want him. That sucks for them. He's an amazing player to watch!
    • KatKat
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      KatKat replied March 24, 2008

      I though about that too. The ACC thought he was too small. Too bad for them, but good for Steph because he may not have had the chance to shine like he does at Davidson. Hmm... Scratch that. I just remembered the second halves of the last two games.
      • FIVERINGS
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        FIVERINGS replied March 24, 2008

        Duke could have used him.
  • StetSportsBlog

    StetSportsBlog said March 23, 2008

    I don't doubt that. He's a little small, and Drake wasn't for real, but killing G'Town? That's something different.
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