Allen Iverson needs to lay low for a while. After establishing himself as a potential Hall of Fame guard, with offensive skills never before seen in the league and establishing himself as a perennial winner who's only flaw was that he was surrounded by insufficient backup, the last year has done a lot to tarnish that reputation. After being traded to Detroit he was an outright disaster, unable to find his place in the offense or in the locker room. Meanwhile the guard he was traded for, Chauncey Billups, lead his team to the Conference Finals.
As a free agent this summer, Iverson needs to go somewhere quietly and rebuild his image, much the same way that his old coach Larry Brown has in Charlotte. But it might be another small market team Iverson ends up with. One that now features an... eclectic makeup of personalities.
Iverson might be headed South for the Winter.
It has not been a stellar year of headlines for 
Surprising no one, University of Memphis star
Every night there are some stupendous, silly, stupid, or downright outlandish individual lines from around the "lig."
The NBA finally decided to bring back the HORSE contest, and this one should be a fun way to start off the night's festivities. Join us as we wait for TNT to get through Inside the NBA and get to HORSE, which should start around 6:15 PM ET. Your 2009 TNT HORSE Contestants:
The NBA All Star Weekend's inaugural game of HORSE (a.k.a. GEICO) has its first set of contestants lined up. And, unlike the Dunk Contest in most years, this could be pretty freaking exciting:
Memphis' No. 4 in the vaunted 2007 draft, point guard
Every time I sit down to watch a Grizzlies game, I know I'll be getting one of two teams.
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