Nets coach Lawrence Frank has had plenty to yell about as his team starts the season 0-12. Full Article at New York Daily News

Devin Harris, who hasn't played since Oct. 30, had a long pregame warmup here in his hometown building Wednesday night. When asked whether he'll play Saturday, he didn't hesitate: "Yeah," he said. Full Article at Hoopsworld

Nets team president Rod Thorn knows what odds coach Lawrence Frank has faced from the outset, odds that have grown increasingly worse, odds of an ice cube against a flame thrower. Full Article at FanNation

MILWAUKEE -- You know, if the Nets keep this up, they're going to lose homecourt advantage throughout the playoffs. Full Article at New York Post

MILWAUKEE – Nets team president Rod Thorn knows what odds coach Lawrence Frank has faced from the outset, odds that have grown increasingly worse, odds of an ice cube against a flame thrower. Full Article at New York Post

William Perlman/The Star-LedgerRod Thorn says the Nets 'have no choice but to try to control the tempo of the game.'MILWAUKEE – True to the Thorn Doctrine, there will not be panic, there will not be obfuscation, there will not be castigation. Full Article at NJ.com

(Sports Network) - Already one NBA coach has entered the ranks of the unemployed and more are sure to follow. So, who will be the next in line to join Byron Scott? Full Article at The Sports Network

Chris Douglas-Roberts is averaging 15.6 points and 4.8 rebounds in his second season with New Jersey. Douglas-Roberts already had been sidelined with flu-like symptoms. Full Article at USA Today

Local listings from all over 80,000 websites. Douglas-Roberts already had been sidelined with flu-like symptoms. Nets president Rod Thorn confirmed on Saturday that Douglas-Roberts tested positive for the H1N1 virus. Full Article at WNYW | Fox 5 New York

Douglas-Roberts already had been sidelined with flu-like symptoms. Nets president Rod Thorn confirmed on Saturday that Douglas-Roberts tested positive for the H1N1 virus. Full Article at ESPN

: The New Jersey Nets say forward Chris Douglas-Roberts has swine flu. Douglas-Roberts already had been sidelined with flu-like symptoms. Nets president Rod Thorn confirmed on Saturday that Douglas-Roberts tested positive for the H1N1 virus. Full Article at CBS Sports

East Rutherford, NJ (Sports Network) - New Jersey Nets forward Chris Douglas- Roberts has tested positive for the H1N1 virus. Full Article at The Sports Network

Douglas-Roberts already had been sidelined with flu-like symptoms. Nets president Rod Thorn confirmed on Saturday that Douglas-Roberts tested positive for the H1N1 virus. Full Article at NBC Sports

Douglas-Roberts already had been sidelined with flu-like symptoms. Nets president Rod Thorn confirmed on Saturday that Douglas-Roberts tested positive for the H1N1 virus. Full Article at Asbury Park Press

PHILADELPHIA -- The Nets' start to the season has been a tragedy wrapped up in a catastrophe surrounded by a disaster. Defeats and injuries have ruled the way. But don't blame the coach, team president Rod Thorn said, because he certainly doesn't. Full Article at New York Post

The New Jersey Nets have exercised third year contract options on Courtney Lee and Brook Lopez, and a fourth year contract option on Yi Jianlian, while declining to pick up the fourth year contract option on Sean Williams, Nets President Rod Thorn... Full Article at Inside Hoops

Bill Kostroun/The Associated PressNets rookie swingman Terrence Williams soars toward the rim during a preseason game against the NY Knicks. Williams is one of a handful of young players the Nets will depend on this season. Full Article at NJ.com

We’ve been getting so caught up in the possibilities of Nellie ball around here, we were overlooking the reason why it may become necessary, if not a survival method. Unless this team makes a move, size could be an issue all season. Full Article at NJ.com

Nets guard Devin Harris (34) believes his team must play hard this season to gain attention from fans and free agents. FOR THE NETS, this season may be more about making impressions than it is about making the playoffs. Full Article at New York Daily News