ESPN can muster the courage to hammer John Beilein and Manny Harris for an inadvertent elbow to Chris Kramer’s nose, which it deemed worthy of an all-out blitz against Michigan led by Jay Bilas and followed by Pat Forde. But last night, a Kyle Singler elbow to Tyler Hansbrough’s face barely merited a discussion during the telecast or in the studio by Rece Davis, Hubert Davis or Jay Bilas. And, of course, no candor from Duke. (more…)
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A Duke Elbow, An ESPN Bias
Posted by Hoopraker Editorial Department on February 12th, 2009A Senior Year To Remember: D.J. White
Posted by DJ Elsass on March 10th, 2008An increasing rarity in this mercenary age when many of the best players use college as little more than stats’ aggrandizing NBA auditions, D.J. White is a throwback to those sepia-colored days of yore when players chose programs out of loyalty, stayed out of love for game and team, and by their junior and senior seasons evolved into formidable, championship-caliber leaders. (more…)