There seemed to be a lot of questions among the fan base after coach Paul Silas chose not to play D.J. White in Orlando, one game after White made seven of nine shots for 15 points Monday against the Cleveland...
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January 18, 2012
A year ago, Kemba Walker was preparing for a major conference battle against No. 7 Villanova. Connecticut was 15-2 and the eight-ranked team in the country. He was battling with his teammates on Connecticut for a chance to win the Big East, something the team would do in a memorable run to the conference title, and eventually a national championship.
Walker scored 24 points, grabbed...
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January 19, 2012
Now I know for a fact that there was some folks that, as this shortened season started, asked why the Bobcats were trading a second round draft pick for this Mullens guy from the Oklahoma City Thunder that has averaged 5.3 minutes per game. To that, Trade Street Post has responded with, "In Cho we trust." Don't tell anybody, but we were actually kinda wondering the...
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January 20, 2012
Rookie Bismack Biyombo is beginning to make quite an impression with the Charlotte Bobcats.
Enough so that he’s moving up the depth chart.
Bobcats coach Paul Silas said starting Saturday night against Chicago, Biyombo will move to center where he’ll backup starter Byron Mullens for the remainder of the season. That’s a good move for Biyombo, who [...]
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January 18, 2012
About an hour ago on American Idol we had the chance to meet Charlotte Bobcats dancer Brittany Kerr and hear her audition with Joss Stone’s Spoiled. Brittany’s soulful voice, ripped jeans and exposed belly helped her land a coveted ticket to Hollywood and we instantly have a full-fledged sports angle to this season of Idol.
Kerr, currently on the dance team, had a viewing...
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January 19, 2012
Meet Brittany Kerr, NBA dancer for the Charlotte Bobcats by day and singer by night. On Wednesday she appeared on American Idol and was chosen to make it to the Hollywood round. Lucky for us (you)...
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January 18, 2012
It took about a dozen games, but rookie Bismack Biyombo offered evidence to Charlotte Bobcats fans Tuesday why he was the seventh overall pick in the NBA draft.
He’s what Southerners would call “country strong” and what coach Paul Silas called the one truly tough guy on this roster. Biyombo did his best to stand up [...]
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January 19, 2012
Big night on American Idol for karaoke hopefuls and women with ties to the sports world. Last night, we told you about Brittany Kerr, the Charlotte Bobcats dancer, who was sent to Hollywood. Now we learn that former MLB pitcher Joe Magrane made an appearance thanks to the voice of his 15-year-old daughter Shannon.
As a bonus to this madness, Steven Tyler said that Shannon was “...
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January 18, 2012
The MLK day loss against Cleveland is my early-season favorite for Most Infuriating Bobcats Loss of the Year. Any game in which Charlotte blows a second-half double-digit lead is going to be a contender for the prize. However, considering this team, there are probably going to be several candidates for this award before the season’s [...]
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January 20, 2012
(Eds: With AP Photos.) By STEVE REED AP Sports Writer Rookie Bismack Biyombo is beginning to make quite an impression with the Charlotte Bobcats.
Enough so that he's moving up the depth chart.
Bobcats coach Paul Silas said starting Saturday night against Chicago, Biyombo will move to center where he'll backup starter Byron Mullens for the remainder of the season. That&...
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January 19, 2012
Bobcats coach Paul Silas now plans to use Biyombo primarily as Byron Mullens backup in the middle.Click to Continue »
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January 19, 2012
Rookie Bismack Biyombo got playing time against Orlando, and D.J. White didn't.Click to Continue »
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