Watch Kentucky Freshman John Wall make a steal, save it, then leap over 3 rows of cheerleaders and fans  to land on table, all while staying on his feet !!

MILES SAYING JOHN WALL WILL BE 1ST PICK IN 2010 NBA DRAFT(Back in May 09)

They are already saying this kid will be a cross between Derrick Rose (Bulls) and Dwayne Wayde !! but I was saying it first !!

- Miles Cyrus

Here is a crazy Halloween costume of the Florida Gators Heisman winning quarterback Tim Tebow, who has been said to be celibate.

Him and Carrie Prejean need to hook up  !!  Is this what Chandler from Friends wore for Halloween ??

- Miles Cyrus

Here is the video of Oregon Duck’s star running back LeGarrette Blount punching and knocking out Boise State defensive end Byron Hout, after the 16th ranked Ducks 19 to 8 loss to the Broncos. It remains to be seen what the NCAA and Oregon will do for punishment but a suspension is on it’s way.

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That was weak on 2 accounts, 1) Blount sucker punched a guy with no helmet on, yet he had his on  and 2) the guy (Hout) was taunting Blount , did he think he wouldn’t do anything ?? Regardless he did get K.T.F.O.!!

- Miles Cyrus

I do miss the college days, except for the actual classes.  I don’t know how you could eat and drink all night on $10 but it happened !! anybody else ever wake up with last nights Jack in The Box tacos  sitting in your lap cause you passed out ? Ok , now how many of yall ate them then went right back to sleep ??

- Miles Cyrus

Source(Yahoo)

TAMPA, Fla. (AP)—A University of South Florida football player was recovering at a hospital after falling 35 feet from a gondola ride while working at Busch Gardens in Tampa, team officials said.

Team officials identified the player as Maikon Bonani, 20, USF’s starting kicker. The park did not immediately release the employee’s name or the extent of his injuries, said spokeswoman Jill Revelle.

The employee was working Saturday at the Skyride attraction. After sending passengers on a gondola out of the station, the employee thought the door might be unlocked and held onto the door to check it while guests sat on the ride, according to a park statement. He held on as the gondola took off—then 35 feet above the ground—let go and dropped into a landscaped area, the statement added.

“He was trying to make sure they were safe,” said Revelle of those on the ride. She added that no one else was injured.

Park management was reviewing safety procedures. No further information was released Sunday by the park.

Revelle said the employee was responsive but taken to a hospital as a precaution. He was listed in fair condition at St. Joseph’s Hospital.

USF football coach Jim Leavitt told the St. Petersburg Times that he spoke to Bonani by phone and later visited him. Leavitt said Bonani may have injured his vertebra.

“He’s in pain, but doing fine and resting,” Leavitt said.

Bonani grew up in Brazil and moved with his family to Lake Wales in Polk County at age 11, the Times reported. He learned English when he was 11, and played football, soccer and tennis in high school. He was valedictorian of his senior class, the newspaper said.

There was no phone number listed for a Maikon Bonani of Lake Wales.

This guy might have been valedictorian but he’s not the sharpest tool in the shed !! and why are they listing his accomplishments like he died or something ??  I want to see his kicking stats !!

- Miles Cyrus

Source(ESPN)

One month after Memphis lost to Kansas in overtime in one of the most thrilling national championship games in recent memory, the Tigers were rocked by an e-mail from the NCAA.

It was then that Memphis was first notified that star freshman point guard Derrick Rose, who helped the Tigers to an NCAA-record 38 wins and was soon going to become the No. 1 pick in the 2008 NBA draft by his hometown Bulls, had an invalidated standardized test score the previous year at Chicago’s Simeon High School, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the e-mail.

The University of Memphis’ legal counsel, Sheri Lipman, would not identify the student-athlete as Rose, but said Monday, “for the student-athlete, whoever that was, the first indication that we got was in early May [2008] that his score was being invalidated.”

Memphis’ administration knew that if this were indeed true, then coach John Calipari’s team rode the superstar exploits of an ineligible player to an extraordinary season that was stopped just short of the program’s first national title.

“It certainly came as a surprise,” Lipman said of the e-mail.

Was it odd to be notified of a test score after the “student-athlete” played his freshman season? “Absolutely,” Lipman said. “That’s when we started with the NCAA, looking into the case.”

Details of Memphis’ investigation into the alleged fraudulent SAT are in the school’s response to the NCAA’s notice of allegations received Jan. 16, Lipman said. The response of Memphis, which was requested by various Tennessee media outlets through a Freedom of Information Act request, could be forthcoming as early as Monday night or Tuesday morning, according to Lipman. The NCAA committee on infractions has a hearing in Indianapolis on Saturday.

Lipman said the response would add more depth to the Rose report and “put more paint on this canvas.”

Rose’s attorney, Daniel E. Reidy, issued a statement last week that said, “Mr. Rose is aware of the allegations recently reported in the press. Mr. Rose cooperated fully with the University of Memphis athletic and legal departments’ investigation of this issue when he was a student and that investigation uncovered no wrongdoing on his part. At this time, Mr. Rose sees no reason to engage in further discussion regarding this matter and will instead focus on his career as a professional basketball player.”

According to multiple sources, Rose’s camp did tell Memphis that he took the SAT in question. The NCAA’s notice of allegations states that “it is alleged that [redacted] prospective men’s basketball student-athlete failed to deport himself in accordance with the generally recognized high standards of honesty and sportsmanship normally associated with the conduct and administration of intercollegiate athletics for his knowing fraudulence or misconduct and administration of intercollegiate examination. Specifically, on [redacted] an unknown individual completed [redacted] SAT, with [redacted] knowledge, which was used to obtain his admission into the institution and to certify his NCAA eligibility. [Redacted] subsequently competed for the men’s basketball team through the 2007-08 season, which included his participation in the 2008 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship.”

According to a source, Calipari was floored that Rose could have been ineligible as a freshman. So, too, was the university’s legal counsel, which is fighting the NCAA over finding out about the “student-athlete’s” invalid test score, after the season concluded and after he had been cleared by the NCAA clearinghouse to compete the previous fall.

Memphis athletic director R.C. Johnson has said throughout the past week he doesn’t anticipate the case affecting new coach Josh Pastner’s program, either in scholarship reduction or any kind of postseason ban. There is a possibility that Memphis’ 38 wins and its national championship appearance could be vacated by the committee on infractions if Memphis is not able to provide enough evidence to refute the charge that Rose was ineligible during the 2007-08 season.

No wonder why  coach Cal left for Kentucky !! and Rose was one and done. I wonder who Duke pays off to never get NCAA violations ??!!

- Miles Cyrus

The top point guard recruit in the nation, John Wall has just confirmed he will play for coach John Calipari and the Kentucky Wildcats next season.

The 6-4 senior from Word of God in Raleigh North Carolina picked Kentucky over Duke, Miami, Florida and North Carolina, among other interested schools. Calipari was rumored to get Wall when he was at Memphis but when he took the Wildcat job, it left a little doubt in some people’s minds. The cats with Wall added to the pieces in place (and if guard Jodie Meeks opts out of the NBA draft) will be automatic title contenders next year. Calipari may get a dose of Deja Vu as Walls game and body frame is very similar to this years NBA rookie of the year, the Bulls Derek Rose, who he had coached for a season at Memphis.

CLICK HERE FOR GAME HIGHLIGHTS OF JOHN WALL

- Stephen Aye Smith (HeyKobe.com Sports)

I have been watching this kid for a second, he will be the first pick in the 2010 NBA draft !! Write it down, he’s as good a high school point as I’ve ever seen and just needs to get an NBA 3 point shot but that will come in time.

- Miles Cyrus

Source(AP)

DETROIT — Warm and fuzzy they were not.

For a year, maybe more, North Carolina could feel this national championship coming. It was a calculated march, and behind the unrelenting play of Tyler Hansbrough, Wayne Ellington and Ty Lawson, the Tar Heels stomped out Michigan State’s inspirational run Monday night with an 89-72 blowout that wasn’t that close.”I felt like it was fitting for us to do what this group just accomplished,” coach Roy Williams said.Hansbrough scored 18 points, Ellington had 19 and Lawson led all scorers with 21 and also had a record eight steals. Now, they and Danny Green can all head to the NBA feeling good about their decision to return to school. They’re bringing home Carolina’s fifth championship, and the second for Williams.All those upperclassmen, save Hansbrough, came back in part because their draft prospects didn’t look so good. They also didn’t want their college careers to end on last year’s embarrassing loss to Kansas in the Final Four. That was a dud of a game in which they trailed 40-12 in the first half and Billy Packer was telling CBS viewers it was over.

This time, North Carolina led 36-13 around the time “Dancing With The Stars” was starting on another network. At least nobody knew how that one was going to end.This game, though, was a slam dunk. Ellington got choked up as he basked in the confetti. Williams gave a shout-out to his mentor, Dean Smith, and he almost started crying, too. Hansbrough was the first to grab one of those “National Champion” T-shirts. Nobody worked harder for it than him.”Sounds like I made a pretty good decision,” Hansbrough said. “Nothing beats this feeling right here.”Likewise, it can’t feel much worse for the Spartans (31-7). They never had a chance. They had been on an uplifting run, and the final chapter was supposed to be the national championship. It would, the storybook said, bring the definitive ray of sunshine to a city and state that’s been battered by an ailing economy.Instead, the 90-mile ride home to East Lansing will be a quiet one.”You’ve got six NBA players that could be drafted in the first round or early second,” Spartans guard Travis Walton said. “You’re looking at a team that could probably beat the worst team in the NBA.”The Tar Heels (34-4) were up 55-34 at halftime, breaking a 42-year-old title-game record for biggest lead at the break and setting the mark for most points at the half.By then, Lawson had already set an NCAA title-game record with seven steals.”When you play North Carolina, there’s nothing you can do,” Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said. “Lawson says it all. He does stir the drink.”A pretty strong drink.This collection of NBA talent was too, too much from wire to wire, from the start of the tournament, to the very end.Carolina won every game by double digits, something that hasn’t happened since Duke did it in 2001.Lots of basketball fans saw this coming, including America’s No. 1 Hoopster-in-Chief.Yes, President Barack Obama picked the Tar Heels to take it all in his much-publicized bracket.Magic Johnson, Michigan State’s Spartan-in-Chief, joined Larry Bird at center court to present the game ball, a tribute to the 30-year anniversary of their historic matchup and Michigan State’s first title.From there, it was pretty much all “Showtime,” all the time — but not for Michigan State. Heck, Magic didn’t even stick around for the end. He was spotted walking up the tunnel with 3 1/2 minutes left.Izzo tried to call a timeout to stop the onslaught with 6:45 left in the first half. His team came out and promptly turned it over — one of 14 in the first half, compared to only 12 baskets.Goran Suton led the Spartans with 17 points, and Kalin Lucas, the Big Ten player of the year, had 14 — most scored once the game was out of hand, which was very early in this one.Michigan State pulled within 13 a couple times late in the second half, and the crowd of 72,922 — mostly pulling for the Spartans — tried to make some noise.But for most of the game, cavernous Ford Field had the atmosphere of a Lions game, save the few thousand Tar Heel fans whose Carolina Blue team put in a much better blue-collar effort than the team that was supposed to pride itself on that.”I just don’t think we did the things we did all year,” Izzo said. “When you say that, you take away some credit from North Carolina, and I don’t want to do that. It was a combination of us and them, but we need to take some of the blame.”As for that 98-63 beatdown Carolina put on Michigan State in this same building back on Dec. 3? No fluke. In fact, Detroit might want to give Ford Field a nice, long break. The winless Lions went 0-8 here last season, and there was no halt to the Motor City’s misery on this night.It was, almost literally, over before it began. Ellington had a double-pump scoop layup and a 3-pointer and Hansbrough spotted up and sank a 14-foot jumper — all in the first 4:25 to put Carolina ahead 17-7. It never got closer.The Spartans, meanwhile, were having trouble simply getting the ball in after Tar Heel buckets, turning it over that way twice in the first 6 minutes, part of a depressing day that didn’t do justice to the effort they put in to get here.During pregame introductions, Williams walked over to shake hands with Izzo, who was distracted, drawing up a play on the greaseboard in the huddle. He jokingly showed the diagram to Williams — and you know what: It probably wouldn’t have mattered.Izzo conceded in the lead-up to the game that if both teams played their best, Michigan State would lose. He’ll never find out if he was right because, while North Carolina was more than ready, the Spartans never showed up.”The best team won,” Izzo said. “That’s an easy statement to make.”Williams joined Jim Calhoun, Billy Donovan and Mike Krzyzewski as the fourth active coach (13th overall) to win multiple titles.This title came four years after his first championship — and for the first time, with a roster full of his own recruits.”Roy Williams is not that good,” Williams said. “But boy, ol’ Roy’s got some big-time players. That’s what it takes.”Hansbrough was the only one who knew he wanted to come back from the get-go. He simply loves college, and though his senior season wasn’t quite as good as the year before, the ending was much better. Nobody on Michigan State could stop him — no shame there — and he had seven rebounds and two assists to go with the 18 points.”I desperately wanted this championship for that young man,” Williams said. “I know it’s corny, but that’s who I am.”Lawson was often criticized for not looking to shoot enough, and he sort of went back to his roots in this one. He finished only 3-for-10 from the floor but was a dominating presence, with six assists and a whopping 18 trips to the free-throw line.Oh, and don’t forget Ed Davis. We’ll be seeing the 6-10 freshman in the pros with these other guys someday soon. He went 5-for-7 for 11 points with eight rebounds in 14 minutes and may have proven all he needs to, as well.Overall, North Carolina dominated every matchup on the floor in pretty much every way. The Tar Heels were a unanimous No. 1 in the preseason and became the first UNC team to start and finish at No. 1 since 1982.Michael Jordan was the star of that team.There may not be any Jordans on this team, but there were plenty of Hansbroughs and Lawsons and Ellingtons — more than enough to finish off a project that seemed destined to end the way it did: On a ladder in Detroit, with scissors and twine in their hands.

This game was so boring compared to last year, it was literally over when it started !!

- Miles Cyrus

Tyler, ask Woody Harrelson, WHITE MEN CAN’T JUMP!!

     – Miles Cyrus

HeyKobe.com just received the pics of Darlene (2nd from left) from Bad Girls Club Season 2, acting like a Girls Gone Wild Spring Break Rookie !!  Click  more to see for yourself !!

This would be a bigger story if anybody watched the Oxygen channel !!

- Miles Cyrus