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How Would Andre Drummond Look in a Charlotte Bobcats Uniform?

The good thing about having one of the lottery picks in the coming draft is that it is hard to go wrong with whoever you pick. Every player that will get taken in the early part of the first round is bound to make a difference on whatever team they happen to land on. That [...]

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BCP NBA 2012 Mock Draft 1.0

Well folks, our season is firmly down the drain.  Many of you have given up all hope on this season, and that is perfectly understandable as it seems the majority of the team has done the same.  On the bright side, college basketball conference play has been in full swing for a couple of weeks [...]

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Number Crunching

Hello Bobcats fans.  Shortly after the loss to the Boston Celtics last night, I got to thinking.  We have had some bad seasons in our short history, but this one is pretty bad.  Our first season (2004-05) ended with an 18-64 record.  This year, we’re on pace for 9.84 wins.  That’s right folks, we’re on [...]

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Is the Face of Professional Basketball Going to Change Forever?

Basketball fans around the country have been on edge wondering from one minute to the next if the 2011-12 NBA season is ever going to start. One minute the media is telling us that the owners and players are close to a deal; in the next they are walking away from the negotiation table yet again.

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2011 Draft: My Take – Pick #7

Celebration? or Buyers’ remorse? I’d like to take a moment to get some readers up to speed if they missed the draft. Charlotte made a huge three team trade sending the team’s best offensive weapon, Stephen Jackson, along with Shaun Livingston and our #19 pick, to the Bucks. The ‘Cats received the #7 pick from [...]

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Draft 2011: The Results

It was an interesting and entertaining night. Amongst the  multiple trade downs by the Timberwolves (I probably  screamed KAAAHHNN a dozen times), the seemingly  infinite amount of factory produced European players, and  the number of times Jay Bilas and company praised and tore  down a prospect in the same sentence, the Bobcats came out  winners; [...]

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