The Race Issue...again...

I'm sorry, jews were not inslaved. But they were mudered so you would think they need a channel to right?

Is this writer for real? Didn't I read in a previous column he smoked cracked before?

How can I get a job at CBS? Apparently anybody can. Freeman is probably reading my reply and laughing, but hey buddy, your the one that has to get up in the morning and look in the mirror and say, "Yeah I wrote this crap."

Sad.

One question, was Corky Calhoun a Three-Time All-Amercian and National Player of the Year?

Perhaps you should be compared to Corky in the 80's Television show, "Life goes on."

Even though you are allowed to write these emabarrasing columns, Life does go on for the rest of us.........

Mike Freeman is just a trouble maker.  He causes most of ths b/s in his posts. He's a racists that still feels sory for himself and lives to keep the racism topic alive.

Great Job MIKE

After reading most of Mike Freeman's articles, I can only really come with a few explanations: 1.  Mike Freeman's daughter is dating a white boy.  2.  Tyler Hansbrough hooked up with a female in his family.  3.  He does not think white people should be aloud to play basketball.  4.  HE IS A RACIST.  5.  Probably #4

I can't believe that race is even being discussed on this board.  Last time I checked this was supposed to be about college basketball.  This article was about the best two big men in the final four.  You can't compare Tyler Hansbrough to Darrell Arthur or Jackson or Kevin Love to Joey Dorsey or Robert Dozier.  Those big men for Memphis and Kansas are good and will get drafted when they declare, but they are not the same caliber of college basketball players that Hansbrough and Love are.  So I can see why this article exists.  The fact of the matter is, Love is has been outshined by the likes of Beasley, Mayo, and even Eric Gordon when people discuss the best freshman.  Love has been solid all year and has stepped up his game even more in the postseason.  Love deserves the coverage.  He is one of the most well rounded (no pun intended) big men we have seen in college basketball in some time.  He can score, shoot, defend, pass, and he doesn't make many mistakes on the court.