Found April 26, 2008 on
Upside and Motor:
A professional athlete being refreshingly honest? How dare he! Why Josh Howard and Jerry Stackhouse are good for the NBA and professional sports.
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It is good to see Jerry Stackhouse's focus is where it needs to be as the Mavericks prepare for Game 3 of their first round playoff series vs the Hornets, a series they trail 2-0. The Mavs forward did not mince words yesterday when expressing his feelings towards Hornets head coach Byron Scott. Stack had the following to say about Scott yesterday during a weekly radio show he...
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Dallas Mavericks forward Josh Howard admitted on the Michael Irvin Radio Show that he smokes weed in the off-season. Listen to the link. The best part is "The Playmaker" questioning Howard as if Mike Irvin never freebased coke in a motel room with call girls. Kettle meet pot...literally.
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April 25, 2008
DALLAS -- Dallas Mavericks forward Josh Howard brought unexpected and possibly unprecedented attention to himself Friday, just hours before Game 3 of the Mavericks' first-round series with New Orleans, by openly discussing his offseason marijuana use on Dallas' ESPN Radio affiliate.
Expounding on comments about marijuana that he made over the weekend to The Dallas Morning...
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April 26, 2008
WOW!!! What the hell is is he doing....
April 26, 2008
Listening to Mike Tirico's explanation of Josh Howard's interview (where he admitted to smoking weed a few times in the off-season) reminded me of a late 80's anti-drug commercial. It it possible that smoking marijuana is still perceived in our society in a way that requires litanies of explanations and apologies? For some reason, I thought we were more advanced about...
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April 28, 2008
My take on Josh Howard and his weed smoking....we got bigger issues to deal with.
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