Any thoughts on who might replace Mike Davis at Indiana?
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It WILL NOT be steve alford.
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Mike Brey is the coach of the Notre Dame basketball team... for now at least because I think his teams underpreform and he should get fired!
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i have to agree with the guy above me (maravich? maybe?) who said the trade would have to involve perk, gomes, and big al, but ainge would hate to see those guys go.\nplus, there would likely be cash or a draft pick consideration thrown into the mix.\nbut who knows, when gasol gets back from his broken foot, he could suck or he could be amazing again. really tough to tell.
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The person who said the Warriors don't have a specific need are obviously giving Adonal Foyle too much credit at center.  Troy Murphy is on the trade block and isn't a center anyway (shoots too many jumpers), Ike Diogu isn't tall enough to be a legitimate center and Biedrins is too thin.  \n\nThey really could go a number of ways.  Patrick O'Bryant seems like a good fit, but he's a bit raw. Saer Sene could sneak up there, too.  He's REALLY raw, but he's 6-11 with a 7-8 wingspan.  Ideally, I'd like to see them bag the idea of drafting another center project in favor of an athletic wing.  Mike Dunleavy's really not consistent enough to be the regular starter at three, and Rodney Carney or Ronnie Brewer might go well with the athletic backcourt of Davis and Richardson.
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Being a Indiana native/Hoosier. I sure hope he does go into the "Hall Of Fame".
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1. Steve Smith, 2. Roy Williams, 3. Darrell Jackson \nMushin is not gonna do as well as these three, and joe horn isnt the number one option anymore.
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It's funny that people are still crying about the refs in the Super Bowl, as if they completely missed the game against the Colts where the Steelers nearly got screwed. Anyway, I think they SHOULD take White if he's available. He's the perfect back for the Steelers scheme. If not, then it's probably going to be Mangold from OSU. Hartings isn't going to be around much longer and our offense line prides itself on having big but mobile centers. Mangold would fit that profile nicely. He's able to pull out for off tackle plays that the Steelers like to run. \n\nI wouldn't mind Joseph Addai from LSU myself, but that's just my opinion...\n\nGO STEELERS!
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I think Edge could be effective for two or three years for anyone out there.  The best fit for Edge would be somewhere where they run the ball first, maybe Pittsburg whose looking for a RB now that Bettis is retiring.  He's not the same kind of back that Bettis was, but I think he'd fit well there.\n\nI still think Indy's crazy for opting for Reggie Wayne instead of Edge though.
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i don't think Indy will have quite enough to hold James.  i think a possible home for him could be Baltimore with the Ravens, but even more likely might be Jacksonville so he is back in Florida close to where he played college ball at the University of Miami.
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Age - he's a 28 yr old back, with alot of carries.  If you pay him a bunch and he goes down, then the team doesn't have the flexibility to add another high caliber back. Prob good for Indy to roll the dice in the draft (can get great backs in late 1st or early 2nd round), and invest the cash somewhere else.
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Possibly Memphis ....thats from espn articles. he would be cheap and possibly a steal for some team..... I've also read that maybe New Jersey as Kidd's backup.
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He didn't get picked in the NBA two rounds.  He's been suffering from a groin injury which didn't help matters.  Today's news claims he might be working with an Orlando agent.  Orlando might not be a good fit for G-Mac since Reddick will be some tough competition for that outside shooter spot.  Hopefully Denver will snag him- they could use G-Mac's talents not to mention reuniting him with Carmelo.
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jj reddick...due his drunk driving and undersize statue, limited athletism, he will fall to the 18th pick.  Due the lack of talent on that team and his inability to play with other players, he will be one of those great college players who never makes it the NBA, he will then coach in europe, then at Duke....\n\nGood luck!!!!
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Excellent rebounder, could be a great player overseas, maybe NBA. Reminds me of a Brian Cardinal or Austin Croshere. He could very well make it in the NBA, might be a second round pick of the Pacers, Spurs, or Suns.
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Maurice Morris is Best Choice\n\nCadillacWilliams cant get out of second gear this season... you will be better off not using him until he gets his offensive line healthy again.\n\nGood Luck
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The bears are very lucky this year. There are several good TE possibiliites.\n\nIf they hit the jack pot Vernon Davis from Maryland will still be available. I have heard him compared favorably to Kellen Winslow Jr (before the injuries of course) - I would think he will be gone when they select. If he is not there perhaps Leonard Pope out of GA would be a good get. They could also probably wait until rd 2 and look at Sal Fasano from Notre Dame or Mercedes Lewis from UCLA.
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Let's assume that the draft goes as expected, and the first six picks are Reggie Bush, Mario Williams, Matt Leinart, D'Brickashaw Ferguson, A.J. Hawk and Vernon Davis.  Now - that would leave Vince Young, Michael Huff, Haloti Ngata, Winston Justice and Jay Cutler on the board as the most likely possible picks.  The Raiders don't need an OT, so Justice is out.  I think Young has graded out better than Cutler, so Cutler's out.  I think Huff would make the most sense, but let's be honest - Al Davis isn't going to be logical here.  Vince Young has way too much potential, and is the kind of athlete that David loves.  So, even though they just signed Aaron Brooks, and drafted Andrew Walter in the third round last year, I think the Raiders will pick Vince Young with the 7th pick in the first round.