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I hope he is gone soon actually he should have been gone a long time ago and I don't know why we kept him around for this long. 

The three things we will have to do in order to beat Syracuse will be:   One of the easiest things to do is ball reversal because it allows you to move the ball faster than the defense can react. Another thing to beat the zone is to attack the gaps of the zone because it allows you to force multiple defenders in the zone to collapse. And finally get the ball into the high post because getting inside the zone either forces the defense to collapse or yields a wide open jump shot. As we should learn from last year passing the ball around the perimeter is not effective in order to beat the zone.

Who am I going to go with for the MVP for the games this year my old option is now gone.

Maybe I must of read into it too much.

What a thing for Kofi to say about a player yet one of his own quarterbacks.

Check Jaybob's scores I smell cheating.

Still awaiting his arrival but those are some good stats.

Does anyone know if one of the quarterbacks is transferring because didn't Cam Coffman post something on twitter to make me think that.

I yesterday did quite well with shopping got what I needed and then took time for lunch to watch Butler lose and then did some more shopping and then got carryout came back to my aunts house and had dinner.

Hoosiers in Pro Ball ‏@ProBallHoosiers @CodyZeller finished with 7 points (3-5 FG), 4 rebs, 1 block, 1 assist, & a @SportsCenter worthy dunk in the @bobcats win tonight. #iubb

I am about to go out shopping to see what I can get. 

The thing I hate about Thanksgiving is watching all the football games.

Hoosiers in Pro Ball ‏@ProBallHoosiers @CodyZeller had 7 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1 block in 18 minutes for @bobcats tonight. #FoulTrouble #iubb

I have a ton of free time. It surprises most people. It's both good and bad. On practice days, we practice in the morning, lift weights, practice for an hour or two, shoot around, and then I'll be home by 2 or 3 p.m. and be done for the day. It's a nice schedule. The toughest part for me has been moving to a new city. I'm from a small town (Washington, Ind.) so I wasn't about living in a huge city, so Charlotte was just right. I've never lived in a city, so things are pretty different. I'm not around that much so it's hard to go out and meet new people. In college, I was surrounded by literally thousands of kids my age. But in my apartment building it's all businessmen and stuff, not exactly a bunch of guys I want to hang out with. I miss Indiana. I miss being on campus and hanging with all my college buddies. I left after two years, so all my classmates are still back at school. It's not like being a normal student where you graduate with all of your friends. When you're in the NBA, everyone wants to be your friend. Right now, it's pretty tough to figure out who has the right intentions. When you meet people through mutual friends or church, that's one thing, but this is different. I've probably seen Michael Jordan 3-4 times since being drafted. He was at our training camp all week before the season. It's funny because when he's around us he acts like one of the players. He's talking about the game and whatever. It was fun at camp because he was staying in our hotel with us. It was crazy to watch all the stuff you have to do because you're Michael Jordan. He can't go to a restaurant and eat. He has to have someone go pick it up and bring it back to the hotel. He was locked in his room a lot of the time and couldn't go to dinner with the rest of us. In the NBA you go against the best players in the world ... every night. Even in college you'd play some good players once week and some not-so-good players the next, but here you face the best 3-4 times a week. If you play bad one night, you have Kevin Garnett the next night. I haven't faced too much trash talking on the floor. As a rookie, it comes with the territory. Everyone is going to try and test you out. A lot of opponents know I'm new to the game and know that I don't know all the tricks yet. I get a lot of isolations and clear outs. I don't mind it too much. The veterans have been helping me out since training camp, and I'm prepared every night. I've had a few months of trying to get adjusted. Obviously, they've gotten me a few times, but I think I'm doing okay. I haven't really had a "Welcome to the NBA" moment. The way it's setup, you kind of ease into the season. In summer league, you play teams that have 3-4 really good guys. In preseason, you get a taste of what it's like -- and then the regular season gets going, and you get it all. It's not like you go from playing nobody to the best of the best. The coolest thing I've done so far is play at Madison Square Garden. The first time was pretty awesome. Playing against the Knicks and against Carmelo Anthony, it was probably the first time where I took a step back and said, 'Whoa, this is pretty cool.' It's crazy playing against guys you watched growing up. I played LeBron James in my second game of the preseason. Played KG a couple of nights ago, played the Bulls before that. Going to all of these different arenas and facing all these players I've watched on TV has been pretty surreal. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nba/news/20131127/cody-zeller-charlotte-bobcats-nba-rookie-diary/#ixzz2ls0eMm8m

You would be correct it can't come from anybody else.

I don't want it from Ebay come on Hwy you know me.

The NBA can have him he seems to like it there.

As I said in the game thread I hear that the first 1,000 fans got a poster of a former player this evening. http://pic.twitter.com/j1KWAaTJiw

In the words of Clark Kellogg he is as smooth as a baby's bottom.

I hear that the first 1,000 fans got a poster of a former player at the game. tonight. http://pic.twitter.com/j1KWAaTJiw

Green Bean Casserole

What is your assessment on Jabari Parker?

Cody didn't do so well against Boston 1 for 3 on shooting, 2 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1foul, 1 turnover.