Tyshawn Taylor

Preseason Coaches Poll Ranks the Kansas Jayhawks No. 7

Humphries is, let's face it, the Nets most famous player. As a retired Kardashian, his every move is scrutinized. So when he upgraded his living quarters, commensurate with his $24 million contract, it's news, particularly since his rent is nearly $1

Tyshawn Taylor sees his rookie year as a transition, from the structured life of a college athlete to one where the biggest challenge is being professional off the court and a spunge that soaks up NBA knowledge on.

The line wrapped around the playground at the Hoboken Housing Authority this Thursday as kids waited to meet Tyshawn Taylor who learned the game on the local courts. He says its a great advantage for him to play in Brooklyn, contribute in Hoboken.

Stefan Bondy writes about the Nets big change, the 180 degree turn, not just New Jersey to Brooklyn, but from suburban to urban, from Bon Jovi to Jay-Z.

Tyshawn Taylor's split his time this summer between his high school gym in Jersey City and the PNY Center a few miles inland in East Rutherford, first working with Doug Overton and now with the Nets veterans. Soon, he'll be working with Avery Johnson

The Nets are still practicing over in East Rutherford. Gerald Wallace arrived as Marshon Brooks departed for Russia and it turns out Tyshawn Taylor was there all week...just didn't get his picture taken.

Andray Blatche hasn't tweeted since Saturday morning. What's it mean?

Like so many players who make the NBA, Tyshawn Taylor's road was filled with tight turns, reverses, a lot of broken pavement and, if they're lucky, someone who can give them directions. Taylor was helped by Big Brothers, Big Sisters in Clearwater, FL

Tyshawn Taylor understands he isn't in Kansas anymore. He was back in Lawrence Monday, signing autographs and admitting he misses the structured lifestyle of college. He also admits that winding up with the Nets, a team he "kind of" rooted for as a