JOE CRAWFORD RUMORS & GOSSIP

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According to Lakers.com, the Los Angeles Lakers have waived Joe Crawford and CJ Giles "The Los Angeles Lakers have requested waivers on guard Joe Crawford and forward CJ Giles, it was announced today. Selected by the Lakers with the 58th pick in the 2008 NBA Draft, Crawford, a 22 year-old native of Detroit, Michigan, played four seasons [...]

Kentucky's roller coaster season comes to a close

Kentucky lost to Georgia 60-56 in OT. Joe Crawford led the Wildcats with 24 points and Ramel Bradley chipped in 12 points on 4-17 shooting. Georgia will take on Mississippi State later today around 8:30-9 pm EST. Recaps Georgia Upsets Kentucky in OT 60-56 UK falls to Georgia 60-56 Swansey’s three beats Cats

Kentucky hounds Georgia in crucial SEC matchup

Kentucky rebounds against a struggling LSU team

Kentucky finally plays "Billy Ball" to knock-off unbeaten Vanderbilt

From the post: The smarmy Seth Davis is reporting that there is a chance Alex Legion pulls a Joe Crawford and returns to the Kentucky basketball team. Citing the ubiquitous "source", Seth says that Alex is having second thoughts and may rejoin the squad. That would be a good ending for all parties and one to root for. And if so, then two of my least favorite college...

I wrote two days ago that it is better for the NBA that Joe Crawford's career is more than likely finished as a referee. Perhaps, after 31 years dating back to the year after the NBA-ABA merger, it is better that Crawford steps down as an on-court steward of the professional game. However, the reasons for my feelings are far different today that they were then. There are much...