ARSALAN KAZEMI RUMORS
Arsalan Kazemi hopes to become 2nd Iranian NBA player
via Oregonlive.com
Many Asians have crossed the Pacific to the NBA. Most of them are from China, headed by the immortal Yao Ming. China has been the Asian power to beat in the past two decades. They have a plethora of young big men that they can develop. With the lack of big men in the NBA, it won’t be long before the next Chinese beanpole descends on NBA shores. In the meantime...
Oregon Ducks center Arsalan Kazemi needs better springs, fails on dunk attempt
The Oregon Ducks' Arsalan Kazemi got stuffed by the rim on this dunk attempt against Oklahoma State in the second round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament.
Oregon’s Kazemi Gets Rejected By The Rim
Sometimes the hardest defender to beat…is the rim. Oregon’s Arsalan Kazemi found that fact out that hard way during the opening round of March Madness as his 12th seed Ducks take on Oklahoma State.
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Oregon 80, Washington 77
As Arsalan Kazemi sat on the bench in the second half after struggling, he waited for a second chance, plotting how he'd play better if it came.
When the chance did come, his plan played out perfectly.
Shaking off a shaky first half, Kazemi scored 11 of his 14 points in overtime, helping Oregon outlast Washington 80-77 on Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the Pac-12 tournament...
Via AP on Fox
March 15, 2013
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Ducks Fly By Wolf Pack, Kazemi Injured
Oregon picked up their eleventh win of the season, but may have lost a key contributor in the process. The Ducks (11-2) beat Nevada 56-43, in a game of runs that included long scoring droughts for both teams, but Arsalan Kazemi left the game in the first half with a head injury.
Via oregon.scout.com
December 31, 2012
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F Kazemi can play for Ducks this season
Oregon says Rice transfer Arsalan Kazemi is eligible to play for the Ducks this season.
The 6-foot-7 forward was granted a waiver from the NCAA to play this season at Oregon after transferring from Rice in September. Normally players have to sit out a season before they are allowed to play.
Kazemi averaged 12.1 points and 10.2 rebounds a game last season for Rice. He is one of...
Via AP on Fox
November 15, 2012
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Evaluating Arsalan Kazemi to Oregon
Arsalan Kazemi completed the Rice gutting. Not only was he the sixth player to leave, but he was the leading scorer and rebounder.
But what's bad for one team is inevitably good for another. Yesterday we found out who the other is - it's the Oregon Ducks.
Attracting a player who led their team in scoring in rebounding is obviously a big deal. But - as we've...
Kazemi leaves Rice
The Rice University Athletics Department has granted a request by Owls basketball player Arsalan Kazemi for a release to explore transfers to another school. Kazemi, who has played forward with the Owls for three seasons, also may explore professional career opportunities.
Head coach Ben Braun said hes sorry to see Kazemi leave and praised his contributions to the team. Last season...
Via Fox Sports Houston
September 17, 2012
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Kazemi, Rice hammer Louisiana College
The score could have been named at any point during the evening thus the final tally was largely irrelevant. Coming out of a 10-day break for final exams, what was of critical significance was how Rice performed.
Would the Owls appear lethargic following their lengthy layoff, or were they chomping at the bit to take the court for the first time since Dec. 3? Would they pick up where...
Via Fox Sports Houston
December 14, 2011
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Owls step up with Kazemi out, beat HBU
It was difficult to predict exactly how things would unfold on Wednesday evening for Rice giving the gaping hole in its rotation.
Junior forward Arsalan Kazemi strained his back against Northern Iowa last Friday at the South Padre Island Invitational and played through the pain the following afternoon against Iowa State. He exhausted his resiliency this week during practice, forcing...
Via Fox Sports Houston
November 30, 2011
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