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Business Opportunities Weblog has a calculator which uses Technorati to determine how much you blog is worth. Here is the value in dollars it placed on THF: My blog is worth $25,968.84. How much is your blog worth? So, in short, this blog is worth about [...] Continue reading What is THF Worth? If there is a virtual unknown factor for the upcoming basketball season it is whether or not redshirt freshman William Graves can be a contributor. Bill Cole at the WSJ gives us a glimpse at Graves and what he might have to offer: [...] Continue reading In Case You Were Wondering About William Graves Wayne Ellington sprained his right shoulder in the first game against Uruguay at the Pan Am Games and has not played since. From a moderator at Inside Carolina: Wayne Ellington did miss the USA team’s Thursday game at the Pan Am Games, but according to the USA Basketball staff it is not a serious injury. [...] Continue reading Wayne Ellington Injured
I have written often on THF about my father and his passing on the night of the 2005 National Semifinal. Daddy was 54 when he was suddenly taken in an accident. Losing a loved one is hard under any circumstances but I know of no case that it is harder than [...] Continue reading Skip Prosser 1950-2007 UPDATE: Multiple media outlets are now reporting the news. A very sad day for the Wake Forest community and the ACC in general. The Winston-Salem Journal is reporting he collapsed during a jog and his condition is unknown. Fox Sports has reported that he has indeed died which sadly confirms the rumors which began swirling [...] Continue reading Wake’s Skip Prosser Has Died Let me first say the website for the Pan Am Games stinks. Finding information on the game is somewhat cumbersome and unlike the FIBA website, the Pan Am site does not have live stats or anything remotely close to an outlet for checking a game in process. And for some reason the box scores are [...] Continue reading Wayne Ellington Scoreless in Pan Am Debut Tar Heel Fan on July 25th, 2007 |  Comments are closed By the schedule makers that is. Carolina March has laid out who is NOT playing who this season and the one that strikes me the most is Boston College: Boston College doesn’t play the dregs of the Coastal - Duke, North Carolina and Virginia. Not a promising start for the Eagles. Based on the [...] Continue reading Boston College Got Hosed Tar Heel Fan on July 24th, 2007 | Comments are closed With the release of the media’s predictions for the ACC football season, a reader here at THF wondered how this same media did last season in predicting the ACC finish. After all these are the predictions the same writers use as the measuring stick to decide which teams are living up to par and create [...] Continue reading Judging the Prognotiscators From Caulton Tudor at the N&O: PINEHURST - There are 102 people on the ACC’s football officiating roster and about 70 on the league’s list of basketball refs. All have undergone what commissioner John Swofford terms an extensive character check by an investigative service hired by the conference. Yet Swofford worries. Amid allegations that [...] Continue reading Well At Least They Are Upstanding Citizens …is the fact we happen to be in the same division as Duke. You even wonder why the ACC does not have their pre-season media meetings in Raleigh or Charlotte? It likely has something to do with extracurricular activities and this year it was held in Pinehurst. That in itself is funny because there is [...] Continue reading The Only Thing That Keeps UNC Out of Sixth… Now that Deon Thompson has finished up his stint playing for the U19 team we can focus on Wayne Ellington who is on the 12 man roster for the Pan Am games. Play opens for the US in Brazil on Wednesday night. Fox Sports had some commentary on the players during their training in Washington, [...] Continue reading Wayne Ellington and the Pan Am Games |
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