So the 2010-11 NBA season tips off tonight with a bang. We finally get to see if all the hype surrounding the "Three Kings" and the rest of the Miami Heat is warranted. The Heat
Read MoreI know my realm of sports coverage has been more driven towards the Philadelphia 76ers and the NBA, but after witnessing such a masterpiece by Roy Halladay in Game 1 of the NLDS, I felt
Read MoreIt what will go down as a "home" game for the Philadelphia 76ers, but the Roanoke Civic Center hardly resembled what opening night will look like at the Well Fargo Center on October 27th. Fortunately
Read MoreNow that we all have had time to react to the latest trade by the Philadelphia 76ers, let's analyze the move. First by a show of hands, who is saddened by the departure of Willie
Read MoreA story I read on CBSSportsline.com the other day appears to be flying under the radar in the Delaware Valley and to be quite honest, I don't understand why. For those that missed it, according
Read MoreFrom previous articles, I have made it super clear that I have a lot of respect for Allen Iverson and all that he has done for the Philadelphia 76ers organization. In a perfect world, Iveron's
Read MoreAs predicted by everyone, Team USA made it out of pool play undefeated. However, they did encounter a slight bump in the road when they faced Brazil (USA 70, Brazil 68), but other than that
Read MoreIt's now time for the national team to put up or shut up. With guys like LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade, Team USA is a lock to win the 2010 FIBA World Championship
Read MoreWhen zone defense is brought up in reference to USA basketball, it usually has a negative undertone. However, after watching Team USA’s 86-85 win over a scrappy Spain team, maybe the zone defense benefits all.
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