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Before Brook Lopez forgot how to rebound in recent years, he actually put together a great rookie season after a stellar career with the Stanford Cardinal playing alongside his twin brother. He started the season coming off the bench but ended up in the...
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UConn fans back to the days when the sight of a giant wearing a UConn jersey made a top guard cringe. Such a sight can be found when looking back to the 2004 national championship team. You know you're team is really good when Hilton Armstrong is coming...
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DONGGUAN, CHINA - NOVEMBER 20: Yi Jianlian(R) of Guangdong Hongyuan in action during the first round of the CBA 11/12 game against Josh Boone of Zhejiang Chouzhou on November 20, 2011 in Dongguan, Guangdong Province of China. View Photo »
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Here’s the box score showing that the former Denver Nuggets and St. Benedict’s Prep guard went 14-for-18 from beyond the arc and also added eight rebounds — off the bench — in the Zhejiang Cyclones’ 122-110 win over Qingdao Double Star. Former Nets and...
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"If you watch film, prepare for the game, you can take control of what happens," he says. UConn has regularly led the NCAA in blocked shots — nine consecutive seasons at one point — because Calhoun recruited players such as Emeka Okafor, Josh Boone and...
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HARTFORD, Conn. New Year's Eve plans? "Sleep," Andre Drummond said after No. 9 UConn dusted St. John's, 83-69, Saturday afternoon at the XL Center. New Year's resolutions? "No,
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Petro is the WORST back up Center in the NBA. He is not a strong defender or rebounder. His basketball IQ is exceedingly low. He forces 18 foot jumpers and seems to have a disdain for playing in the post. And he runs his own blog extolling how well he...
About Josh Boone
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Oscar Joshua Boone (born November 21, 1984, in Poughkeepsie, New York) is an American professional basketball player for the New Jersey Nets of the NBA. He was a forward/center for the Connecticut Huskies where he played for three years. He declared for the 2006 NBA Draft after his junior season foregoing his final year of college. Full Article
