DARRELL ARTHUR RUMORS
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Originally published in SLAM 113
Before he made his first NBA headline in less than ideal fashion, Darrell Arthur was a standout on the Kansas Jayhawks. After two years in Lawrence and a national championship under his belt, the 6-9 forward took his talents to the NBA, seeking to establish himself in Memphis after three quick trades bounced him around the...
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August 24, 2009
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RC And Josh Can't Get Facts Straight
((HT: WHBQ-TV))Former Memphis Tiger Derrick Rose appears to be the key player in the NCAA investigation into the Tigers Basketball Program, and it turns out, this isn't the first time Rose's academic transcript has come under scrutiny.The Chicago Sun Times is reporting that someone with access to Rose's records back at Simeon High School changed a "D" to a "C" on his transcript,...
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May 28, 2009
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May 28, 2009
Michael Beasley's nose is growing
After saying before the draft that he no longer had any character issues, it seems that he still does. Beasley has been fined $50,000 by the NBA for the incident including Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers. Arthur and Chalmers were fined 20K a piece. To say that you have no character issues and partake in a party with weed and girls (who shouldn't have been there) is ludicrous...
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March 11, 2009
Arthur Apologizes To Grizzlies For Actions At NBA Rookie Camp
In an age where many folks try to avoid responsibility for their actions, Memphis Grizzlies?rookie power forward Darrell Arthur?is accepting full blame for an incident earlier this week. The "Memphis Commercial Appeal" reported Friday that Arthur has apologized to team coach Marc Iavaroni and General Manager Chris Wallace for actions that led he and former [...]
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September 06, 2008
Arthur Proves He Is A Man; Takes Responsibility for His Actions
Friday, Memphis Grizzlies forward Darrell Arthur apologized and admitted he made a mistake. Arthur took responsibility for his actions which resulted in him being sent home from the NBA Rookie Transition Program. Jeff Sack Managing Editor of le basketbawl praises the young man for his apology.
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September 05, 2008
Rule #1 of NBA Rookie Transition Camp: Uhhh, No Weed
I'm usually not one to pile onto mainstream news and to bury players of being humans. But this is just plain dumb, fellas.
According to reports, Jayhawks alums and fellow rookies Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers got busted at the NBA rookie transition program earlier today and were subsequently tossed. The two might face more disciplinary action from the League, but the embarrassment...
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September 03, 2008
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September 03, 2008
Chalmers & Arthur Bring Weed to NBA Camp, Get Caught, Get Thrown Out.
Former Kansas stars Mario Chalmers and Darrell Arthur were thrown out of the NBA Rookie Camp after being caught with marijuana together? probably the stupidest place ever to smoke up no matter who much of a fiend you really are. And apparently Chalmers and Arthur really are that kind of fiend.
"They were sent home for violating program rules," NBA spokesman Brian McIntyre...
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September 03, 2008
A $1,118,060 Mistake
While watching the 2008 NBA Draft last week, I could not help myself from drawing a connection between Brady Quinn and Darrell Arthur. Sure, they are not the same color and do not even play the same sport, but both had to go through the agonizing experience of having ESPN cameras flash their lights on the one-time college stand outs who were being passed up for what scouts had called...
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June 30, 2008
The Wrong Hat Parade
This is arguably my favorite part of the draft. Players wearing hats for teams they never play for.Lovely: Memphis -> Minny
Mayo: Minny -> Memphis
Super Nintendo: Minny -> Miami
Bayless: Pacers -> Blazers
Rush: Blazers -> Pacers
Batum: Rockets -> Blazers
Dorsey: Blazers ->Rockets
Arthur: NO -> Portland -> Houston ->...
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June 27, 2008
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June 27, 2008
NCAA Champs Kansas say goodbye to Rush, Arthur
Juniors Brandon Rush and Darrell Arthur declared themselves eligible for the NBA Draft today, meaning Kansas will be losing four starters from the National Championship team if Mario Chalmers bolts for the NBA as well. Rush, who declared last year, has given up his eligibility regardless of signing with an agent or not because it is his second time declaring. Arthur has not signed...
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April 17, 2008
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