Andrew Jones is down to his last two picks for his Top 31 ACC teams of all time, and #2 is UNC ‘57, meaning that State ‘74 will be #1.

To a large extent, Tim Floyd’s USC problems have been overshadowed by what’s going on at Memphis, where an SAT mess centering around Derrick Rose overshadows both the Memphis and Kentucky programs.

As it turns out, it’s not quite LeBron’s time yet.

It’s time to get back to our list of Top Ten ACC losers, and we should start with a correction.

The N&O has a story up on recruiting services run by people who may have conflicts of interest.  Apparently some assistant coaches contacted the NCAA and expressed concerns. 

The NCAA is trying to cut down on charges, and legislation is in the works, but the ACC’s coordinator of officials, John Clougherty, says it’ll never work without the NBA-style semi-circle in the lane.

After a few weeks off, DBR Radio is back!

Gerald Henderson is making the rounds with the NBA and has talked a bit about the process now.

A Memphis writer named Chris Herrington wrote this article when John Calipari left for Kentucky.  He was pretty happy to see him go, and his article, in a lot of ways, was ahead of the curve.

Andrew Jones is in the last leg of his ranking of the Top 31 ACC teams, and #3 is UNC ‘82.