OliviaPope40

How convient that this comes out before their answer is due.

Nigel Hayes as #1 how is that even possible.

Didn't know Duke was a profanity. 

Interesting profile but doesn't meet Olivia's specific height requirement but who cares about that.

It is all going to be about Joey Brunk and Southport.

Jaybob what did you do now?

They still can't find the girl that I know that is missing and has been missing since June. They found her car with a flat tire but cellphone, purse, and keys were still inside.

Heck of a run boys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DMwRmPe47M How he made that is beyond me.

The 3 ball is our specialty. 

We have a long way to go.

Is this happening?

Classic IU basketball at its finest. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbkY23wSL9c I want to sing this when Bo is gone.

Why does our talk of Bryant remind me of someone else oh wait it kind of does.

Kennesaw to me did not look good when I watched them play Butler this year.

This I agree with having seen him play against Dirk.

Hornets signed viral sensation Jeremy Lin.

Adrian Wojnarowski ‏@WojYahooNBA Free agent Luis Scola is finalizing a one-year, nearly $3M deal with the Toronto Raptors, league source tells Yahoo Sports.

SI.com: How did you first get involved with Basketball Without Borders?   Cody Zeller: "It came out of the blue last year. This was my second year helping out. They went through my agency and asked if I’d be interested. Last year we went to Taiwan and it was a lot of fun to go over there with a great group of guys. It really is an awesome opportunity to see the world, but also to get a look at some of the best rising players in the world. We saw European players (this year) who were 15, 16, 17 years old. It takes you back to those days and reminds you what it’s like when you’re trying to achieve your NBA dream. It’s be tun be on the flip side and try and help players go through what I went through."   SI.com: Had you been outside of the country much prior to these trips?   Zeller: “Not at all. I hadn’t been out of the country once until I made it to the NBA. It has definitely been fun. We’re going to play preseason games in China this year. The NBA has definitely opened a lot of doors for me.”   SI.com: What’s it like chatting with campers during these trips? What do they want to talk about?   ​​Zeller: “There was a pretty big language barrier in Asia, but a lot of the kids here in Europe speak at least a bit of English. It’s not too hard to relate to them, so we get along pretty well. They want to hear about the NBA and what it’s like playing in the top league. They love all of my stories about Kobe Bryantand LeBron James. When I was there age, I loved those stories, too.”   SI.com: Do they ask you a lot about (Hornets owner) Michael Jordan?   Zeller: "Not a whole lot, they might be too young to be fans. The other fun part about the trip is to see who they do love. Ricky Rubio is obviously huge over here, everyone loves him. Marc and Pau Gasol are both from Spain and are treated like heroes, too."    SI.com: What’s it like having a trip like this during the off-season? Does it mess up your routine?   Zeller: “I’m still able to work out, but it is nice to get away from everything a bit. I’m still recovering from shoulder surgery, so I’m not doing a ton of on-the-court work. Mostly weight and strength training.”   SI.com: What’s been the best part of the trip so far?   Zeller: “Getting to hang out with a different group of people. There’s a couple of current NBA players on the trip, a handful of former ones. It’s fun to hang out with these guys off the floor in a non-basketball setting. I’ve gotten to know a few assistant coaches and also logged some good time with Gerald Henderson, my teammate on the Hornets. It’s a good bonding experience to go overseas with someone, get dinner every night with them. You get to know someone a lot better.”   SI.com: How many future NBA players have you seen in the camp?   Zeller: “There are definitely 2-3 guys that have a chance of playing in the NBA if they keep working hard. I know almost 40 players have come through the BWB program and made it to the NBA, which is pretty cool. It’s great to do a little early scouting, too.”   SI.com: Do you think there will be an NBA team in Europe one day? Would it make sense?   Zeller: “I think it’d be great for the game, but logistics-wise, I can’t see how it would work. It was an eight-hour flight over here and we had a five-hour layover, I think it was total around 20 hours of travel time. Realistically, that could be too much. Most of our flights in and out of Charlotte are an hour or two. I think it would be great for the game and we’re definitely taking steps forward with the preseason.” http://www.si.com/nba/2015/07/07/cody-zeller-hornets-nba-basketball-without-borders-europe-camp

If anyone needs a progress report here is some good news.

Welcome to free agency period.

They have now found her phone and are looking at some survallience video to see if they can find something.  

Butler is somehow becoming a major player.