By rss@youtube.com (KakarotLee33) Port Isabel Tarpons High School Football 2003 Historic Run The third Port Isabel Team to make it to the state semi finals in Port Isabel Football History. 10-4 Scrimmage is against Mercedes The following games against Port Isabel are the La Vernia Bears, PSJA Memorial, Falfurrias Jersey...

By rss@youtube.com (VeoShock) Stromile Swift (born November 21, 1979 in Shreveport, Louisiana) is an American professional basketball player currently with the New Jersey Nets of the National Basketball Association. He is a 6'10" and 230 lbs power forward. After a college career at Louisiana State University, wher...

By Amar Panchmatia 1. (6) Atlanta Hawks (9-2) The Wizards suck. Sure, Jamison is out, but a 6-game losing streak is inexcusable for a veteran club. The future is bleak, except for Andray Blatche, he has a nice game. (RP) 26. (25) New Orleans Hornets (3-8) 30. (30) New Jersey (0-10)

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By reebokforthree 24.Charlotte Bobcats- The Bobcats obtain Stephen Jackson! Regardless, they still have no shot of getting anywhere. 30.New Jersey Nets- New Jersey has yet to win a game this season. To make the situation worse their star point-guard is still injured.

By Rafael Uehara ESPN.com’s Mark Stein first reported this morning, November the 16th, that the Golden State Warriors and the Charlotte Bobcats reached an agreement on a trade that will send veteran Stephen Jackson and Guard Acie Law to Carolina and bring Swingman Raja Bell and Wingman Vladimir Radmano...

By reebokforthree After a 10-game suspension All-Star forward Rashard Lewis will make his season debut against the Charlotte Bobcats tonight at 7 o’clock pm. The Magic began the season with five new players on their roster, two coming from the offseason transaction with the New Jersey Nets (Vince Carter a...

New Jersey Nets forward Yi Jianlian was helped to the locker room with a sprained right knee in Monday's game against Charlotte.

By Observer Sports Charlotte Bobcats guard Raja Bell will play and start tonight at home versus the New Jersey Nets, despite not having fully participated in a practice since tearing a ligament in his left wrist. Coach Larry Brown said he'll start Bell,...

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Charlotte Bobcats shooting guard Raja Bell planned to start against New Jersey Monday as he tries to play with a partially torn ligament in his left wrist.

By By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Gerald Wallace had 24 points and a career-high 20 rebounds and the Charlotte Bobcats held the New Jersey Nets without a point for more than 10 minutes in rallying for a 79-68 victory on Monday.

By Observer Sports Charlotte Bobcats coach Larry Brown says shooting guard Raja Bell could play as soon as Monday's home game against the New Jersey Nets. Bell has a torn ligament in his left wrist. As the days pass, he's using less and...

12. Charlotte -- Read Rick, because he actually likes this stuff -- some kind of Carolina thing, apparently. The Bobcats are wondering why Jeff Teague canceled his workout -- it wasn't knee-related, it was another visit, according to Larry Brown. 13. ...

Arent Fox, as part of its sports law practice, represents teams such as the Washington Wizards, Charlotte Bobcats, New Jersey Nets, Tampa Bay Rays and Washington Capitals. Pro sports spent about $4.3 million on lobbying last year and about $1.3 million ...

Blair is a force in the paint and one of the top offensive rebounders to enter the draft in the past decade. Assuming he maintains his conditioning and stays healthy, Blair would be a perfect fit in New Jersey. 12. Charlotte Bobcats - James Johnson, ... 2009 NBA Draft Preview CBSSports.com

The 76ers are fifth in the Eastern Conference. ¶Charlotte Bobcats shooting guard Raja Bell’s right calf is not injured as seriously as first thought, and he will be day-to-day. A team official said Bell has a strained calf. Bell. Veterans lead New Jersey Nets to 96-67 rout of Philadelphia 76e...

By noreply@blogger.com (David Friedman) The reason that I did not have Augustin in my top ten is that I expected teams to be wary of a guy who measured out at less than six feet tall. Yes, there have been some very nice players at that size but they are special guys, few and far between. Maybe Augustin will be one of them--the rules changing favoring perimeter players will help him of course--but I have my doubts. After Charlotte took Augustin with the ninth pick, the Nets chose Brook Lopez, prompting Bilas to declare, "New Jersey got an absolute steal. They ought to wear a mask for this one." I agree with Bilas; I had Charlotte taking Lopez as a nice complement to Emeka Okafor and unless Augustin turns out to be a very dynamic player I think that the Bobcats are going to really regret this.   [read the full post]

By Rick • What About Bob? Steve Blake sank a halfcourt shot at the halftime buzzer ... yeah baby! But it only counts forthree points sadly, as the Trail Blazers still lost 101-92 to the Charlotte Bobcats. Gerald Wallace led the Bobs with 27 points.