... , the Syracuse, N.Y., Post-Standard columnist whose conversations with Lloyd make up the bulk of "Moonfixer," ... during his peak years, little was made of groundbreaking status in basketball history. Despite the attention paid to racial pioneers in other ... in Lloyd's 2003 enshrinement in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. On the flipside, though, Lloyd often appears reluctant to ...

... Bill Simmons became one of these most popular sports columnist in the country he was simply known as “The Boston Sports ... 30 series and books; his latest The Book of Basketball just hit shelves this week. Despite all that success, Bill ... top four is a pantheon. I’ve got the 12 best guys ever. The Basketball Hall of Fame doesn’t seem to have the same mystique that the other two hall ...

... Zenilman a few months ago, Bill Simmons, an ESPN columnist/author and a man who doubtless dashed off 3,000 words this ... sugar and banana on my oatmeal, was asked about the paucity of great basketball books. See, when you write about the NBA, as Simmons does and I have done for many years, you are generally ... Read the original: Jack McCallum: Rich season for basketball books (Sports Illustrated)

Nathan Srinivas (SFS `09) found that life doesn’t change all that much after college. Voice alum and City Paper columnist Mike DeBonis (COL `04) wished he could watch the Hoyas face Temple on Tuesday. Shruti Dusaj (SFS `11) thought maybe she should have watched the Hoyas face Temple on Tuesday. Reporting from the front lines of the GUSA Fund war, after the jump! King Georgetown wondered ...

... article was originally published in the May 2003 issue of Basketball Digest. Last year, five-time NBA champion ... Kenny Smith needled fellow TNT basketball analyst Charles Barkley by transforming the network ... Krause broke up the Chicago Bulls to begin what columnist Jay Mariotti derisively calls the " ... posted 45-13 records in the playoffs. Basketball historians single out a different number: 15-1 ...

... . 16 at Miami (OH). In other words: meh. No big deal. • In another marginal bit of Kentucky-related basketball news, Billy Gillispie plead guilty to a suspicion of DUI charge he incurred on a Kentucky back road on Aug. ... essay about life, love, sports journalism, mid-major hoops, and the life of his site in the post-big-corporate-columnist era. It's well worth a read, as you can imagine.