NFL Draft Bible: Two USC LBs Test Positive for Roids at NFL Scouting Combine

cabz — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 06:00:11 -0000

NFL Draft Bible: Two USC LBs Test Positive for Roids at NFL Scouting Combine

They sure continue to recruit high character guys across town.

Video and Images of RW Working Out for the Kings

cabz — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 00:32:36 -0000

Video and Images of RW Working Out for the Kings

RW worked out, along with other projected first rounders (Joe Alexander, Darrell Arthur, Nicolas Batum, etc.) for the Kings today. They've posted a video from the workout, with interviews of RW and the Kings GM Geoff Petrie, as well as a lot of images from the workout.

Update on Love & Moute

cabz — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 02:45:59 -0000

From ESPN:

Love:

He and the rest of the Bruins (31-3) returned to practice Tuesday after taking two days off.
"He seemed to be in good spirits," Howland said. "He might have been a little sore." Love is receiving treatment on his back, but he was not limited in practice. The center is expected to start Thursday against 16th-seeded Mississippi Valley State (17-15), coming in on a nine-game winning streak. The third-ranked Bruins have won 10 in a row. If he's able to make it through an entire practice, I'm fairly confident his back injury is not that serious.

From the same article, regarding Luc: Mbah a Moute sprained his left ankle for the second time this season in Friday's Pac-10 tourney semifinal win against Southern California and didn't play in the title game. He didn't practice Tuesday because he had a final exam, but he did some light shooting. The junior forward, a veteran of consecutive Final Four appearances, was off crutches and in a walking boot Sunday. "I assume if he's able to do some light shooting he's not in the walking boot, but I don't know," Howland said. "If he's able to go, we'll play him on Thursday." Definitely good news here too. I hope Moute sits Thursday, even if he's able to play. Given how Keefe played against Stanford, I don't think UCLA needs Moute against the Delta Devils. From the same article, check out this statistic, which I hadn't seen before: : Of the four No. 1 seeds -- including North Carolina in the East, Memphis in the South, and Kansas in the Midwest -- the Bruins have played the most games against NCAA tournament seeds. They are 14-2 against the field, North Carolina is 9-1, Memphis 6-1 and Kansas 8-2.
Not too shabby. Hopefully UCLA can finish the year 20-2 against tournament teams.

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NFL Draft Bible: Two USC LBs Test Positive for Roids at NFL Scouting Combine