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Beats: Chima Anya – Feel Us
By Sam Neter on December 10, 2010
Easy people. You know last week I was talking about a certain Compton native named Kendrick? Well one thing I didn’t mention, as it didn’t...
Beats: Kendrick Lamar-Michael Jordan
By Sam Neter on December 3, 2010
Bare with me for a second. Quick pop quiz ting. Name me a rapper from LA. Snoop Dogg? Cool, that is correct. Name me another...
Devon Van Oostrum: Diary Entry 1
By Sam Neter on November 29, 2010
Player Diaries is a new feature on Hoopsfix where we will be following a select few top British basketball players who will be writing their...
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Coaching in the UK Needs a “Radical Overhaul”
By Guest Writer on November 28, 2010
Words by Roy Packham In my previous article titled The State of the Game, I suggested that coaching might be one reason for the present...
Beats: Kanye – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
By Sam Neter on November 26, 2010
Following the pattern of the first two ‘beats’ posts we’ve once again got both a banger and a momentous occasion to celebrate. I know, you’re...
THROUGH THE LOOKING GOGGLES
By Greg Tanner on November 22, 2010
Chicago Bulls legend Horace Grant tells MVP that Michael JordanÂ could have scored 100 points under today’s rules…that Phil Jackson is the greatest coach in the...
6 Ways To Get Featured on Hoopsfix
By Sam Neter on November 20, 2010
I receive a number of comments and emails about a lack of coverage of certain athletes, organisations or events on Hoopsfix. It always appears people...
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Beats: Jay Electronica – Shiny Suit Theory
By Sam Neter on November 19, 2010
Last week the spotlight was firmly on J Cole and his ability to release a mixtape so sought after it gave the internet heart palpitations....
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Review: Nike Hyperdunk 2010
By Sam Neter on November 16, 2010
Words by Lemara Lindsay-Prince | @lemelp The good folks at Nike laced me with these the other week, just in time for the season. The...
LADI BLOG: LESSON TO LEARN
By MVP Staff on November 16, 2010
MVP diarist Ladi Brown looks back on a weekend of mixed fortunes