Funny Duke Photos

In the lead up to tonight's showdown in Durham, I wanted to add a few photos to the blog.  I hope you all enjoy them.


If you have anymore to add, paste a URL link in the comments section at the end of the post, and I'll put them right up for you.

Traveling? Apparently not in Durham.

Wonder how many of these will go uncalled tomorrow night?


Exhibit A: Eliot Williams moves roughly five feet before using the dribble.





Exhibit B: Josh McRoberts moonwalks before making his move.





Exhibit C: Jimmy Dykes is pretty critical of the refs on this one, and he works for ESPN. Using the process of elimination, you have to believe it was a travel.

Psycho T on the prowl

Two years after leaving Carolina, Tyler Hansbrough is still killing the dookies.  You'll remember, he left Carolina with a 4-0 record at Cameron Indoor Stadium, and was 6-2 overall v. Duke.  


Check out this facial, even though Mike Dunleavy is actually on Tyler's team.  


Hansbrough is currently averaging 7 pts and 4 rebs, though he's only getting 16 minutes a contest.  Meanwhile, Josh McRoberts, another dookie, is starting and averaging 6 pts and 5 rebs in 21 minutes. Come on, coach!

Charlotte, I love you

Charlotte has become my new favorite NBA team, and not for the fact that I grew up in North Carolina. I know they were just swept and totally over-matched by Orlando, but Bobcats fans made me damn proud to be a Tar Heel last night.

The reason?

If you watched the game, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. Every single time JJ Redick touched the ball, he was booed like Kobe was when he played in Denver back in 2004. You would have thought Redick murdered some Charlotte natives by the way the crowd gave him the business last night. It reminded me of my time in the student section at Carolina, when Redick received his fair share of words that I can't mention here, or risk my mother flying to Florida and pulling me by my hair and taking a switch to my rear end. But, even though Charlotte is out of the play-offs and that pansy flopper is still playing, I'm happy to say that four years after he left Duke, North Carolina still hates JJ Redick.