JAMES JOHNSON RUMORS

WAKE'S TEAGUE TO TEST NBA WATERS, JOHNSON HIRES AGENT

The good, but very young, Wake Forest team may never get a chance to play to its full potential. It's already getting dinged by the NBA.A spokesman for Wasserman Media Group said Thursday that James Johnson has signed with their agency and will be represented by Dan Tobin. That means Johnson will not be able to return to play for the school.The 6-foot-9 Johnson was the top rebounder...
Via Today's ACC Headlines  |  April 09, 2009

Wake’s Teague To Check Out Draft

Wake has already lost James Johnson to the draft (he has said he'll sign with an agent, too, so he can't come back).  Now Jeff Teague has said he's coming out as well, but, perhaps chastened by the end of the season, he has opted not to sign with an agent.Al-Farouq ...
Via DukeBasketballReport.com  |  April 09, 2009

James Johnson Gone

It's been fun to watch him while he was here, but looks like Wake's James Johnson is packing his bags for the show. This ball is being auctioned to support the Spring 2009 DBR Fundraiser. If you haven't contributed, please consider doing so to help DBR keep going!
Via DukeBasketballReport.com  |  April 06, 2009

A New Worry For The NCAA

This makes utterly perfect sense when you stop and think about it but the key word is stop.  In this article about Blake Griffin, James Johnson told Dino Gaudio that he had been approached by runners on Facebook, neatly intersecting two major forces facing the remnants of amateur athletic competition:  ...
Via DukeBasketballReport.com  |  March 25, 2009

ACC Scouting Reports - Analyzing Shot Charts

Recently, our content partner Section Six posted a link to an article on Shane Battier and how the Houston Rockets use his unique abilities to win games. One thing that the Rockets do is go over Battier's defensive assignment and the zones on the floor where he shoots well and shoots poorly. This idea inspired me to show similar data for the ACC. Over the weekend I acquired...
Via SCACC Hoops  |  March 02, 2009

NC State 82, Wake Forest 76

Box Score NC State Four Factors eFG% 48.4 Turnover Rate 21.6 Off Reb Rate 43.6 FTA/FGA 50.8 Wake Forest ...
Via SCACC Hoops  |  February 12, 2009

Wake 70, Duke 68

Enhanced Box Score I don't often say this after losses, but that was a fun game to watch. Those were two very, very good basketball teams playing very, very good defense. It was a matchup of two top-5 teams that looked like exactly that. Wake excelled at their signature defensive skill - making it exceedingly difficult for the opponent to put the ball in the basket. Duke...
Via SCACC Hoops  |  January 29, 2009

So Much For That Idea: Wake Knocks Off Duke

((HT: WRAL-TV))Here's your wrap on Wake Forest's last-second win over Duke...Jason Jennings and Jeff Gravely share the details on James Johnson's lay-up that salvages the night for the Demon Deacons... width=330; height=280; wral_insert_video_player_4424036(width,height);
Via Online Sports Guys  |  January 29, 2009

#4 Wake Forest Defeats #1 Duke on Buzzer Beater!

The #1 Duke Blue Devils were defeated by the #4 Demon Deacons of Wake Forest tonight, on James Johnson's game winning layup with 0.8 seconds remaining. Johnson breathed a deep sigh of relief after the victory, as he had given up a rebound in the final seconds that allowed Duke's Gerald Henderson to tie the game. Wake Forest...
Via courant.com  |  January 29, 2009

Pay attention! #1 Duke visits #4 Wake Forest tonight on ESPN

In one of those easy-to-miss-if-you’re-not-paying-attention weekday games, #1 Duke travels to Winston-Salem to face #4 Wake Forest in a big-time ACC showdown. The Blue Devils need to contain dynamic guard Jeff Teague and do their best to battle the Demon Deacons’ big men — James Johnson, ...
Via The Scores Report  |  January 28, 2009
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