The Seattle Sonics picked up all everything Kevin Durant with their second pick, but that was just the beginning of their 2007 draft.  Ray Allen and the Sonics #35 pick was traded for the #5 pick Jeff Green of Georgetown along with Delonte West and Wally Szcerbiak.  The Sonics made out like bandits on this deal and have brought a new found fever to a dying organization.  Well done Seattle!

The first pick of the NBA Draft of 2007 is Greg Oden.  This is more chalk than taking all the number one seeds in the first round of the NCAA Basketball Tourney.  Kevin Durant could end up being a better player, but Portland is taking Oden and that’s the bottom line because StonecoldJZ said so!

First Team
• Kevin Durant, Texas
• Alando Tucker, Wisconsin
• Acie Law IV, Texas A&M
• Arron Afflalo, UCLA
• Greg Oden, Ohio State

Second Team
• Nick Fazekas, Nevada
• Tyler Hansbrough, UNC
• Chris Lofton, Tennessee
• Jared Dudley, Boston College
• Joakim Noah, Florida

Third Team
• Jeff Green, Georgetown
• Al Horford, Florida
• Aaron Brooks, Oregon
• Al Thornton, Florida State
• Aaron Gray, Pittsburgh

Basically if you give the rock to any of these players you will not be seeing the ball again.  Let’s give it up for the ‘All Black Hole Team’.

Guard: Rob McKiver, Houston   Dude jacks 10.8 3 pointers a game!!  Nuff said.

Guard: Trey Johnson, Jackson State    Trey averages 21.7 shots a game which is almost two more than anyone else in the country.  Trey averages 27.1 a game and you can watch him face the Florida Gators in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

Center: Kevin Durant, Texas   This kid could be my team’s black hole anyday.  Kevin shoots 17.7 shots a game and only averages 1.9 assists.

Forward: Reggie Williams, VMI    Reggie attempted the second most shots of anyone in the country at 19.7 per game, but is the nation’s leading scorer at 28.8 a game.

Forward: Arizona ‘Az’ Reid, High Point   When you play for High Point we will allow a little ball hogging, but 17.8 shots and 1.9 assists a game?

He is no other than freshman all everything Kevin Durant of the Texas Longhorns.  Durant is quickly rising to the very top of the national player of the year discussion for NCAA mens basketball.  If you haven’t seen Durant play college basketball then you better start watching right away because this is the only year you will see him in college.  Durant and the Longhorns take on Acie Law and the Texas A&M Aggies this evening at 9:00 pm EST on ESPN.  Dude has got mad game!

Kevin Durant and the Texas Longhorns cover +5.5 at Villanova

OVERALL RECORD:

NFL 10-5-1

College Basketball 18-5-1

NBA 1-1

College Football: 10-8