Stephen Curry is The Man

Davidson 74 Georgetown 70

It would have been nice if CBS had allowed us to see Davidson come from 17 down in the second half. You would think that CBS would dedicate the four feeds to each game site and let those of us who have digital cable decide for ourselves which game we would like to see. Yea, I know I could have gotten of my rear and gone to the computer to watch it, but I guess I'm too lazy...

From what Packer and Nance were saying, Curry put on a heck of a show in the 2nd half after being held to 5 in the first half. He finished with 30, giving him 70 for the weekend... wonder when the last time something like that happened.

In Ken's previous post he asked Is The ACC Really This Weak?. ACC schools cannot miss on players like Curry if they are going to claim dominance. Imagine this. You have a mediocre basketball program at best. Your school's all-time greatest player has a son graduating from high school who happens to hit 48% of his 3 pointers and you ask him to walk-on for his freshman year. Congratulations Seth Greenberg you are living that reality as you battle in the NIT.

Seth Greenberg Talks about Tragedy

Several articles with Seth quotes

Virginia Tech basketball coach Greenberg, former LIer says that Hokie Nation is 'what we are'

He traveled from Plainview to New Jersey for his formal education, and the pursuit of his profession has taken him to universities from coast to coast. It didn't take the tragedy at Virginia Tech to convince Seth Greenberg he is a member of a special community. Nonetheless, the reaction of the school and adjacent town of Blacksburg confirmed his belief in what he and others call Hokie Nation.

"The respect and love people here have for each other is second to none," Greenberg, the university's men's basketball coach, said yesterday from his office. "Virginia Tech is a place where people ask how you're doing and actually wait for an answer. Hokie Nation is a real entity." More

VT Athletes escape Harm

Virginia Tech wrestler Eric Decker was about 200 yards from Norris Hall on Monday morning, walking to a class in another building, when he saw "seven to 10" police cars and a SWAT van, then heard "probably three or four" gunshots.

He said three police officers arriving on the scene sprinted toward him and screamed at him to get down.

"I bent down and was doing like a bent-over run, and they bent over with me and kind of covered me up until I got somewhere where I was out of view," said Decker, a freshman from Wells Bridge, N.Y., who then spent several hours in another building during a campus lockdown. More...

I'm Numb

Greenberg first learned of the tragedy shortly after breakfast Monday morning when his daughter, Paige, a freshman at Virginia Tech, called him and informed him of the first of the two deadly shootings.

Greenberg advised his daughter to meet him at his office in Cassell Coliseum, but she temporarily ended up at her boyfriend's off-campus apartment when the second round of shootings began just minutes later. Eventually, she made her way to the Greenberg family home roughly two miles from campus.

"It's all been just a blur," Greenberg said.

According to the report, Greenberg spent much of the day making sure his players had contacted their families to let them know they were safe. He also spoke with a school psychologist who will help counsel students and faculty members. More...