Dan Hinxman caught this peculiar Western Athletic Conference/NBA draft statistic.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
WAC early entries in the NBA draft
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Two more Wednesday links
Dan Hinxman/Reno Gazette-Journal has some Christmas gifts for a few of the Wolf Pack players and also for Coach Carter.
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Tony Jones say USU must embrace 'going Green' for the Aggie distance shooting to be effective.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Your Tuesday p.m. snack
AW Prince reports that Nevada has a point guard recruit sealed if not yet signed and delivered. You Wolf Pack fans who don't have a Silver and Blue Sports subscription are missing out so show those true colors and sign up.
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Dan Hinxman is not happy with the reasoning surrounding the departure of Greg Graham.
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Jared Eborn promises more tomorrow but has some interesting quotes today from Stew Morrill about what other recruiters say about Logan.
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Will Leon Rice be donning a cheesehead (carryon luggage or check in?)prior to his trek to Wisconsin to see Ben Mills? PTW thinks Miils' hometown should really be spelled a more appropriate Heartland. Anyway, Nick Jezierny has the scoop.
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This is simply a question and not based on any tips or inside scoop: will J'mison Morgan be interested in Louisiana Tech now that Ben Howland has said 'see ya later' to the former Louisiana prepster?
Granted, LSU might be the most logical destination but Morgan bailed on a previous commitment to Baton Rouge and Trent Johnson and it's not like he's a proven positive commodity after two seasons of injuries and very little playing time at UCLA.
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Saturday, March 27, 2010
A Brandon Fields feature
Here's a feature on Nevada's Brandon Fields:
Fields grows in the wake of the Scheels fiascoGo here for the remainder.
Dan Hinxman
Reno Gazette-Journal
3/27/20
It’s been nearly 18 months since Brandon Fields found himself in handcuffs trying to make sense of what had just happened.
It was Oct. 15, 2008. Sparks police and Scheels security personnel were talking. The word “shoplifting” came up. His Nevada basketball teammates, London Giles and Ahyaro Phillips, were also being detained. The next day the three of them were supposed to have their first practice of the season.
That’s when Fields began to see his future spin out of control...
Dan also offers a review of the Wolf Pack season here.
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