What’s the deal with Kenny George?

So with the Terrelle Pryor announcment scheduled for tomorrow at Noon, and the basketball Buckeyes not making the NCAA torney, this by all accounts will be the last Ohio State basketball post for a good while. Tongiht, they are opening up the NIT at home against UNC-Asheville. Asheville was a loser in the Big South [...]

Just the Box: Orlando 104, Cleveland 90

I was worried about this game when that trade went through. I was worried the Magic would have an opportunity to exploit our perimeter defense. I was right.
 Magic 104, Cleveland 90
–Lebron’s line: 30 points (team high), 9 rebounds (team high), 6 assists (team high). There is no way that nine rebounds and six assists should [...]

Bizarro Browns: Pittsburgh cannot get over Hadnot

I don’t know what’s sweeter: all of the moves the Cleveland Browns have made so far in free agency combined, or their move yesterday. Of course, you would rather have a re-signed Jamal Lewis and Derek Anderson, in addition to the signings of Shaun Rogers, Corey Williams and Donte’ Stallworth, but yesterdays move, above all of the others made this [...]

Ummm… what?

Cavs beat writer Brian Windhorst is probably the best basketball beat writer in the NBA, and I think many people outside of the Cleveland area would agree with me on that. He once again is doing an amazing job at finding out the details that make this NBA season interesting. For instance, a seventeen year [...]

Buckeyes’ Bubble Hopes Rest in Cleveland

 

With championship week now in full swing, near-locks for at large bids keep falling by the wayside. You’ve heard the names: Gonzaga, St. Mary’s, South Alabama. And, of course, with every win by the likes of San Diego the bubble chances for a host of high major teams shrink even further; just ask Gary Williams, [...]

FAKE REPORT: Carey signs with Indians

WINTER HAVEN– Drew Carey, come on down.
In an ongoing effort to keep up with the Yankees, the Cleveland Indians have signed their own hometown comedian to a contract with their big-league club. Drew Carey, the native Clevelander, agreeing to a one-day deal worth close to $1.2 million dollars with his boyhood team. This coming one [...]

Just the Box: Cleveland 88, Portland 80

This will be a frequent column here at Sons of Nev, my take on the Cavs game that just took place on any given evening. It’s called “Just the Box” because, being that I am not in the Cleveland market, I can’t watch the game. I will also avoid watching any highlights until I post [...]

“…and Judging By the Attendance, You Haven’t!”

With the MAC Tournament descending upon Cleveland this week, I thought I’d pass along this gem to the North Coast faithful.
You see… Miami University, the defending men’s basketball champion in the Mid-American Conference, generally has its spring break the week of the MAC Tourney. This spring break placement, naturally, leads to less-than-inspiring student sections for [...]

DECIDE ALREADY

I used to be in high school. I realize that when you are that age that events in your life seem crucially important to you at that time, but, in the grand scheme of things, they really don’t mean that much. I wish I had a forum to directly tell Terrelle Pryor this fact. This [...]

Inside the Game: Chicago 107, Cleveland 96

Being that I am currently stationed in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan I rarely get to see Cavs games unless they are nationally televised. Tonight, I was not a fan of national television.
Bulls 107, Cavs 96. Some things you may have missed, peppered with my own two cents:
– Ben Wallace and Anderson Varejao combining for [...]