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MU basketball camps see increased numbers
The success of the Missouri men's basketball team last season appeared this summer in the form of an increased number of participants at its most recent basketball camp, which ended Wednesday.
'Junkyard dog' DeMarre Carroll can do more than scrap
By Scott Cacciola , Memphis Commercial Appeal Thursday, July 2, 2009 Eric Acra and Dave Trickler had one full practice to prepare their team, "Portsmouth Partnership," for this spring's Portsmouth Invitational.
MU's Carroll meets his new city
DeMarre Carroll was cracking jokes Friday in Memphis, a day after the Grizzlies made him their second pick in the first round of the NBA draft.
The 2009-10 season could be filled with uncertainty for the Oral Roberts basketball team.
Missouri's Lyons to play for Pacers in summer league
Former Missouri men's basketball player Leo Lyons, who was not drafted in Thursday night's NBA Draft, will have a second chance to make an impression on NBA scouts.
Missouri's Carroll, Lyons set for NBA draft
The hard part is over for former Missouri men's basketball players DeMarre Carroll and Leo Lyons.
Grizzlies add Missouri F Carroll at No. 27
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Memphis Grizzlies need more help on offense, so they have selected Missouri forward DeMarre Carroll with the 27th overall pick in the NBA draft.
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It's going to be a tense night for two former Tigers. Forwards DeMarre Carroll and Leo Lyons will be intently watching the 2009 NBA draft tonight, hoping to hear their names called with one of the 60 coveted picks.
For all the concentrated star power in college basketball in Pittsburgh, there's at least one guy who didn't play for the high-profile Pitt Panthers.
Missouri's Matt Lawrence Named All-American
Missouri Tiger fans might remember Matt Lawrence for his ability to drain a three-pointer. But Lawrence also had other skills, such as succeeding in the weight room.
Buffs' hoops facility can wait
Colorado men's basketball coach Jeff Bzdelik sounded resigned to waiting Tuesday when asked about the practice facility on which department officials hoped to break ground this summer or fall.
Draft prospects share college memories, workout experiences
With pro prospects making their way to workouts across the country, we asked several players to reflect on their past and to assess what it will take for them to succeed at the next level.
Ratcheting up the expectation in Big 12 hoops
Winning news conferences took on a different meaning for Big 12 mens basketball since the end of last season.It had nothing to do with making a good first impression, but by pledging intentions to stay put.Early on it was Missouri coach Mike Anderson, Iowa State forward Craig Brackins and the Kansas duo of Cole Aldrich and Sherron Collins.Lately, ...
Missouri to test athletes for sickle cell trait after '05 player death, $2M lawsuit settlement
University of Missouri athletes will face mandatory sickle cell tests in a change spurred by the 2005 preseason death of a 19-year-old football player.
Breaking down NCAA rule changes for Division I men's basketball
Change is on the way again for NCAA Division I men's basketball. Last week, an NCAA committee approved three rule changes intended to help clarify block-charge calls, which players can shoot free throws after an injury and the expanded use of replay on fouls.
Former Missouri Star Says Liver Disease Won't Stop Him
New York Times, United States By AP DeMarre Carroll was beginning his first season at Missouri two years ago when he was annoyed by itchy legs.
Ex-Mizzou star Carroll says liver disease no issue
DeMarre Carroll was beginning his first season at Missouri two years ago when he was annoyed by itchy legs.
Missouri to test for sickle cell trait
University of Missouri athletes will face mandatory sickle cell tests in a change spurred by the 2005 preseason death of a 19-year-old football player.
Agent downplays health concerns for Carroll
Former Missouri forward DeMarre Carroll earned the nickname "Junkyard Dog" for his blue-collar approach and relentless work ethic.
Headed back to New York just in time for the start of the Knicks' pre-draft workouts at their Westchester compound, with point guards Johnny Flynn of Syracuse and Ty Lawson of UNC kicking it off Tuesday and Stephen Curry and UCLA's Jrue Holiday coming Wednesday.