Link Get Your B1G TEN Leaders and Legends T-Shirt
Or just get an "I'm With Stupid —->" shirt and stand by Jim Delany.
News Michigan Loses Top Recruit Who's More Interested in Being a Leader Than a Legend
"Much of being a legend is about fame," said Tyrell. "And while that's great, fame doesn't necessarily leave a positive impact on the world. Leaders do. So I wanted to play for a team that is associated with leaders. Let those other teams worry about being legends."
Link 11 Year-Old is a Dunking Machine
Let's just hope he keeps his grades up or no college will be interested in his services.
Picture Lon Kruger Reminds Everyone He Coaches in the Mountain WESTSIDE Conference
Beware the drive-by shooting. Switch to a zone defense.
Picture This Basketball Play Is Designed to Achieve Points, Orgasm
The guy at the top of the key gets the shot. (via Deadspin)
Opinion The 5 Players On Every College Basketball Roster
He may be the least athletic person on the entire campus, yet for some reason a cruel God placed him in a 7-foot body. And now your school's head coach and his ego foolishly believe they can form this giant freak into the next Wilt Chamberlain.
He'll never be more than a role player, hunched and wheezing as he plods down the court, and every point he ever scores will be thanks to entry passes deflecting off of his brick hands and into the hoop, but he will come through with some clutch fouls in his career. His biggest accomplishment will be convincing attractive girls on campus that he is a future NBA millionaire, when in fact all they really hooked up with was an asthmatic with a pituitary disorder.
Unlike the 7-foot freak, The Leaper is flush with athletic ability. He's quick, ripped and can jump out of the gym. If you could scientifically engineer a basketball player, this is who you would create.
Probably the only negative about The Leaper is that he's not actually all that good at basketball. He's great if you feed him on the fastbreak, but other than that he's kind of lost on the court and prone to turnovers and concentration lapses. Some people say he needs to work more on his game, but he does that already; he spends 5 hours a day working on dunking fundamentals.
It's paying off, too. Remember that dunk he had in his seven-turnover performance last year when your team was eliminated in the conference tournament? It's got more than a million YouTube views now. AWESOME!
