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Thursday, March 5, 2009

Flava In Ya Ear...

New Music...

More Keri!!!



Keri Hilson Feat. Kanye West & Ne-Yo - Knock Me Down

Keri Hilson is shitting on every female in the game right now. Period.

Cons to the Quence...



Consequence Feat. Red Cafe - Hottest In The Hood (rmx)

The Cons is a beast. Low-key, he's been in the game for a minute, too (he used to rock with Tribe). 

New Videos....

Rick Ross Feat. John Legend - Magnificent...



Musiq - So beautiful...



That's just the cut right there.

Fight Club, Fight Club, Fight Club...

Murda Mook...



Serius Jones...



Max B Goin' In On Hell Rell...



"I rather do 30 years than have your face"

"Taco meat face ass"

LMAO...Owwwwwwwwwwww.

The Game Speaks...



As if anyone really believed him when he said he was done. Wow. 
Definitely not mad at it, though.

Via: nahright & worldstarhiphop

BREAKING NEWS: COWBOYS RELEASE T.O.!!!!!!!

The Dallas Cowboys have released controversial wide receiver Terrell Owens, sources told ESPN's Michael Smith late Wednesday.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones did not deny the team is discussing the possible release of Owens in late February.

"There are several decisions on our roster we have to look at," Jones said at the time. "This is the time of year we do that. I'm not trying to be trite, but as you all know we're evaluating players in college, we're evaluating free agents and we're evaluating our own roster. This is an ongoing thing, not any different than this time last year."

There has been talk since the end of the Cowboys' 9-7 season, in which they missed the playoffs, that they would consider cutting Owens to improve moral in the locker room.

Not only did Owens have relationship issues with quarterback Tony Romo and tight end Jason Witten, but the receiver consistently criticized offensive coordinator Jason Garrett's play calling and his offensive schemes to the point that sources say Garrett does not believe they can coexist.

The Cowboys paid Owens a $12 million signing bonus just last year, included as part of a new four-year, $34 million deal.

Owens caught 69 passes for 1,052 yards and 10 touchdowns this season.
WOWWWWWWW (Flavor Flav voice, LMAO). For as long as the T.O. shit has been goin down, it honestly never crossed my mind that they'd actually release him. Watch him put up numbers wherever he goes though. (Philly? I wish...)

Via: ESPN

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Politics & Bullsh**

Chuck D and DL Hughley Rap with RNC Leader Michael Steele...


Knowledge....and much respect to Michael Steele, even though he rolls with the Republicans. He seemed 100% genuine.

Michael Eric Dyson Takes on MSNBC's Pat Buchannon...



I'm mad it always jagged when Dyson was trying to make a point. 
Nonetheless, as common as it is, the ignorance of some white people never ceases to amaze me.

League News...

Will The NBA Change The Traveling Rule???

The head of officials for the NBA wants to rewrite the league's traveling rule to legalize taking a "second step" and clarify what he considers a hard-to-enforce rule.

"I wrote a version and I put it out there," said Joe Borgia, the NBA's vice president of referee operations. Borgia said he's waiting for the league's upper management to decide if they support the change.

The rule book says players get one step without dribbling, shooting or passing before they will be called for traveling. In practice, NBA players get two steps on a regular basis -- and have for years. "We really don't reference the rulebook," Borgia said in an interview with TrueHoop's Henry Abbott.

Borgia claims the current rule is so confusing that it's impossible to tell if it allows one step or two. The suspicion is that the NBA ignores the rule to inspire exciting offensive players to create great moments. Borgia insists the rule is ignored simply because its intent is lost in a tangle of legalistic terminology.

The NBA's official rule says that "a player who receives the ball while he is progressing or upon completion of a dribble, may use a two-count rhythm in coming to a stop, passing or shooting the ball. The first count occurs (1) As he receives the ball, if either foot is touching the floor at the time he receives it; or (2) As the foot touches the floor, or as both feet touch the floor simultaneously after he receives the ball, if both feet are off the floor when he receives it.

"The second occurs (1) After the count of one when either foot touches the floor, or both feet touch the floor simultaneously."

That allows for interpretation -- and some confusion. "The book possibly could be interpreted differently from what actually happens. You could read it so that it's almost like you're allowed one. If you interpret it that way, right. That's where we're having an issue."

League officiating instructors have been interpreting it as two steps. Officials are taught that, Borgia said.

"Forever, as long as I can remember, a player has been allowed two steps," said Borgia, whose father was an NBA referee for the league's first two decades, and then a referee supervisor. "I've never heard anything other than that ... Everyone in the world knows you're allowed two steps."

Borgia's new version of the rule would clarify that. "We're not really making a rule change," he said. "We're just trying to write the rule that makes sense."
This makes a lot of sense. How many times do we see players travel, but its not called. In fact, its become so commonplace that it doesn't seem like traveling at all. The rule is only making what we always see, legal.

Uh-oh....Somebody pissed off Mark Cuban...

The outspoken owner called out his entire roster Tuesday, a day after the Mavericks fell behind by 23 and lost to Oklahoma City, which is among the worst teams in the NBA and played without its top two scorers.

"It's only one game, which I keep reminding myself of," Cuban said in Wednesday's editions of The Dallas Morning News and Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "But let's just say I wasn't happy with our preparation, execution or effort. Not only did it look like we had no idea what we were doing, but we did it without effort. The effort and energy, on both sides of the ball, by each player will decide their future with the Mavericks."

..."If each player can't take the personal initiative to make every game important and play like it, I don't see them being here next season," Cuban said. "The ball won't always bounce the way we want it to, but every player can control their level of effort. I don't care what their contract is. I would rather turn over the roster 100 percent than subject fans to another game like last night."
Full story here.

You know Cuban's not afraid to do anything. He should be mad at himself for trading Devin Harris more than he is at anybody on his roster.

Via: ESPN

Peep The P.E.'s...

Joe Johnson and Ray Allen in the Air Jordan 2009 P.E.

Joe Johnson...




Ray Allen "Home"...



Ray Allen "Away"...




Nate Robinson Foamposite Lite P.E...





Chris Paul in the "Mardi Gras" CP3.II...



On the hip-hop tip, peep Jim Jones in the Nike RT1 High...



Via: sneakernews

Manny Being Manny....

Manny and The Dodgers Agree To Deal...

After months of back-and-forth negotiations, a meeting Wednesday between Manny Ramirez, his agents and Los Angeles Dodgers management has culminated in a deal for the slugger.

Ramirez and the Dodgers have agreed in principle on a two-year, $45 million contract, pending a physical.

According to MLB.com, $25 million of the contract is deferred over five years and Ramirez has the right to opt out of the deal after one year. According to The Associated Press, Ramirez has full no-trade protection.

The outfielder, his agents Scott Boras and Mike Fiore, Dodgers manager Joe Torre, and owner Frank McCourt and general manager Ned Colletti met in the Los Angeles area Wednesday morning. Torre and Colletti arrived from spring training in Arizona.

Los Angeles announced last week that Ramirez declined its latest offer, a $25 million, one-year contract with a $20 million player option for 2010. That deal would have included deferred payments of $10 million each in 2011 and 2012 and $5 million in 2013.

Full story here.

I don't care what the Dodgers said, you knew they had to sign him. There is absolutely no way that anyone on the roster could replace his production.


Via: ESPN

On The Hardwood...

Handfuls of games at the collegiate and professional levels, but nothing too significant went down Tuesday night. 

NBA Basketball...



The Rockets won again. They're now 8-1 since T-Mac hung it up for the year...Chauncey had 34 in his return to The Palace. He received a standing ovation when announced during the starting lineups...A.I. sat out, but D-Town won their third straight...KB24 had 31, and The Goods had just 2 points, but still found a way to contribute, grabbing 13 boards, to go along with 8 assists, and  6 blocks.

Scores From Around The League...3/3/09

Suns 99, Magic 111
Bulls 80, Bobcats 96
Nuggets 95, Pistons 100
Nets 99, Buck 95
Warriors 118, T'Wolves 94
Raptors 97, Rockets 107
Pacers 117, Kings 109
Grizzlies 89, Lakers 99

NCAA Basketball...



#8 Michigan St. beat Indiana to clinch the Big Ten title...Gerald Henderson helped #7 Duke hold off #24 Florida St., scoring 9 of his 21 in the final 2 minutes. He also grabbed a career-high, 10 boards...#25 Syracuse continued their fight to get off the bubble and into the tournament, crushing Rutgers by 30 for their 4th win in their last 5...#14Gonzaga capped off their regular season with a victory over 50 point win over USC Upstate. They've won 16 of their last 17, with the one loss coming in their non-conference showdown vs. Memphis...Double-double machine Jon Brockman had 16 and 10 to lead #13 Washington to the W. They've won 8 of their last 10, and sit atop the Pac-10. Stop Sleepin!!!!

Top 25 Scores From Around The Nation...3/3/09

#24 Florida St. 81, #7 Duke 84
#8 Michigan St. 65, Indiana 59
#10 Wake Forest 65, Maryland 63
Seattle 60, #13 Washington 87
USC Upstate 40, #14 Gonzaga 90
Virginia 57, #19 Clemson 75
Rutgers 40, #25 Syracuse 70

Also, shouts out to ET at Ohio St. My man had 22, 9 assists and , and 5 boards in 37 minutes in their win over Iowa.

Via: ESPN

Fresh Kicks...Dem Yeezy's!!!

'09 Yeezy Spring Collection...

Here's the first batch of Air Yeezy's set to drop this Spring.



Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn.

Release Date: TBD

Hyperdunk x Nike iD




Starting March 17, the Nike Hyperdunks will be available on Nike iD, but you can start designing now at Nike iD.

Via: sneakernews

New Music....

It's The Remix Baby...



Keri Hilson Feat. T-Pain & Lil' Wayne - Turnin Me On (rmx)

BURNER!!!! Everybody killed it....Don't sleep on Ms. Hilson's album.

Via: Onsmah

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Dunk Of The Week...


LOL, wow....

NBA Basketball...


Only a handful of games in The League Monday night...Highlights: The Heat and Cavs faced off, so you know LBJ and D. Wade had to put on a show. The King finished with 42, including 6 treys, and 8 boards to lead the Cavs to the W, while Flash had 41, 9 assists, and 7 rebounds. Mo Williams also chipped in 30...



The Hornets are on a roll. David West has been playing out of his mind lately. 30 and 10 Monday night to lead the Hornet's to a victory. His last 5 games: nearly 29 and 10. He's spearheaded the Hornets current 5-game winning streak. Also, the reemergence of Tyson Chandler has been huge. Over that 5-game period, he's been good for 11 and 11. 

Scores From Around The League...3/2/09

Hornets 98, 76ers 91
Hawks 98, Wizards 89
Cas 107, Heat 100
Mavs 87, Thunder 96
Spurs 106, Clippers 78

Via: ESPN