The lads over at HoyaHoops.com have posted an electronic version of Georgetown's 2007-8 schedule, including game location as street address and a list of available media sources.
A Google calendar version is here; a more general .ics version (for importing into other calendar programs) is here.
Monday, November 5, 2007
Friday, November 2, 2007
News: Spanning the Interweb
Just a few links to stories of interest:
- If you're following Jeff Green's nascent NBA career, a couple of Seattle (Super)Sonic blogs of merit are SupersonicSoul and SonicsCentral. Do keep in mind that the potential move of the team to Oklahoma City is taking up most of the column-inches these days. In addition to a whole post (and comments) devoted to the merits of drafting Green with the #5 pick, here are some other nuggets mined from those sites:
- one of [the] problems with green’s shot (though yesterday was just bad touch inside) as has been mentioned before is the sonics changed his form on his jumpshot when he arrived from gtown. i imagine it’ll take several months to see improvment on it - schrempfbucks
- Green is a very good basketball player. One of those guys who covers for others mistakes, tips a lot of passes, tips rebounds to teamates, sets a good screen, understands how to position himself on defense, etc. Heady player on a team of num[b]skulls…which is our biggest problem right now. - chuckles2000
- Could talk about Durant being a STAR last night but we all saw it. I love how he was the one who had to step up and score 5 points in a row to stop the streaking Suns. But I want to mention something I've noticed about "the other rookie". . . Jeff Green can guard anyone. He [h]as the body of a 5 year vet and the defensive mind of someone who is only in the league because of [their] defense. There were occasions vs. Denver where he was guarding AI and he didn't get by him and the same happened tonight with Steve Nash. That's really rare and impressive. Not to mention he can guard his position very well. Green's offense will come after his defense, but he is the type of player that helps brings championships. DID YOU SEE HIM RIGHT 2 LEFT GRANT HILL AT THE TOP OF THE KEY AND HIT A 18 FOOTER? His minutes should only go up. - brandon
- BigEastHoops.com has wrapped up their team previews with Georgetown and Louisville this week. The author (Coach O) rates G'town #2, and seems to be a big fan of L'ville's team, both quite defensible, although the cursory nature of the reviews and archaic stats (ppg; rpg ?!) certainly leaves room for debate.
- On the other extreme, Villanova by the Numbers has a season preview (in groups of four teams) for tempo-free stats lovers. It looks like Greycat is giving the Hoyas the nod here.
- Big East Basketball Report just finished posting their team reports, and also picked Georgetown #1 over Louisville in the Big East, although not by much.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
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