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Warrior’s Recap: Overtime, Cheeseburgers, and Murphy’s Pub
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Ledo the Leader
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4February 2nd, 2012 11:13 AM
Cordischi Hearing “Noel is said to be leaning towards PC” [UPDATED]
Friars Links 2.10.12
Cox Sports: A glimpse of Friar recruit Josh Fortune
I was beginning to think cameras weren’t allowed for this kid’s games! Well done, Cox.
Friars.com: Providence College Athletic Department Rewards Student
Who wants to create a big head of the Friarblog logo?
Providence College freshman Danny DeFilippo was rewarded by the Providence College Athletic Department with fifty dollars on February 9 because a “big head” of Athletic Director Bob Driscoll was spotted in his dorm room window. DeFilippo brought the “big head” back to his dorm room after displaying it in the student section at a recent home men’s basketball game. The “big head” was spotted during last week’s promotion when head coaches gave away pizza to students.
The Athletic Department will continue to reward students for displaying “big heads” in their dorm room windows for the remainder of the 2011-12 men’s basketball season.
Troy Nunes is an Absolute Magician: Syracuse Vs. UConn: Flat Top Your Dome
Nerlens Noel is visiting Syracuse this weekend for the UCONN game. Sean from Nunes Magician wants students to print out and wear a flat top. I totally could have done this for the West Virginia with Noel in attendance. I had an extra sheet of paper lying around.
Some say he can block a shot with his mind. Others say a drop of his sweat could power the city of Syracuse for weeks. One teammate even claims to have witnessed him eat a cheerleader.
No matter the case, one thing is for certain. This Saturday, a beast will be upon us. Scouts are drooling over the Number 1-ranked recruit, crediting his dominance to traits like “freakish athleticism,” “uncanny defensive instincts,” and “incredible mobility and agility.” But both you and I know the true source of his unbridled defensive devastation.
The Cowl: Noel Could Follow Ledo and Dunn to PC
#Nerlens4PC
If you follow any diehard PC basketball fan on Twitter, you would understand the impact Noel would have if he came toFriartown. #Nerlens4PC was attached to almost every tweet about Friar basketball this past week, and with good reason. Ed Cooley is molding PC basketball into an elite program, and the addition of Noel would cement his legacy at PC in just one year. Even though this year is leaving many fans disgruntled, the fact is that if Noel decides to play for the black and white next year, the Friars will have all the tools needed to make a run at not only the NCAA Tournament, but the National Championship as well. That isn’t optimism; that’s realism.
Instagram: Behind the scenes of my Slam shoot with future NBA star Ricky Ledo
Minutes after Ricky stared deep into the camera’s eye, it’s ankle’s broke.
Photo by Tom Medvedich
Instagram: Kris Dunn’s autograph
This girl doesn’t always drink Coca-Cola, but when she does it’s got Kris Dunn’s autograph on it.
photo by caitlindoocy
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Ricardo Ledo Featured in SLAM Magazine
Ricardo Ledo is featured in the current edition of SLAM Magazine out on newstands right now. HEAD TO YOUR NEAREST BARNES & NOBLE AND BUY ONE RIGHT NOW! Or a fresh copy of Twilight. Whatever floats your boat.
Here is one of the pics of Ricky in the article, which will hopefully be online at some point.
(Photo by SLAM Magazine)
(H/T @TheWarriorFriar)
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Kris Dunn Officially a McDonald’s All-American
Word got out awhile ago, but Kris Dunn was named to the official roster of this year’s prestigious McDonald’s All-American Team. He becomes just the third Friar recruit ever to make the team, joining Michael Smith and God Shammgod.
Note: Ricky Ledo was not eligible since he has not graduated in 4 years.
McDonald’s All-American Game rosters released
EAST
Kyle Anderson (No. 5, UCLA)
DaJuan Coleman (No. 11, Syracuse)
Kris Dunn (No. 24, Providence)
Perry Ellis (No. 33, Kansas)
Shaq Goodwin (No. 21, Memphis)
Gary Harris (No. 16, Michigan State)
Amile Jefferson (No. 14, Uncommitted)
Tyler Lewis (No. 55, NC State)
Tony Parker (No. 22, Uncommitted)
Alex Poythress (No. 13, Kentucky)
Rodney Purvis (No. 18, NC State)
T.J. Warren (No. 25, NC State)WEST
Brandon Ashley (No. 4, Arizona)
Isaiah Austin (No. 8, Baylor)
Anthony Bennett (No. 15, Uncommitted)
Kevin “Yogi” Ferrell (No. 27, Indiana)
Archie Goodwin (No. 7, Kentucky)
Grant Jerrett (No. 23, Arizona)
Shabazz Muhammad (No. 2, Uncommitted)
Marcus Paige (No. 28, North Carolina)
Devonta Pollard (No. 20, Uncommitted)
Cameron Ridley (No. 9, Texas)
Marcus Smart (No. 10, Oklahoma State)
Rasheed Sulaimon (No. 12, Duke)
Speaking of God Shammgod, here are some of his highlights from playing in the McD’s game in 1995. (H/T @raphiellej)
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Friars in “Excellent Shape” with JaKarr Sampson
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