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TODAY ON BCSOM
Tuesday, August 14, 2012 at 10:16PM Joe Simmons 
A lot of times we can be led to believe things because everyone just says its so. I remember when everyone thought that Harold Miner was going to be the next big thing in basketball. I also remember when everyone said Harrison Barnes would lead UNC to a national
Thursday, July 12, 2012 at 9:31AM Joe Simmons 
How far off base was Kobe’s comments about the 2012 National Team being better than the 1992 Dream Team. At first glance it sounds pretty stupid. But when you dig inside the matchups, it gets pretty good.
Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 11:27AM Joe Simmons 
Every week we will look at magical numbers and how they have impacted the sports world. Today we look at the number 32. Why start with 32? Well it's simple to me since when I think of some of the greatest players in any sport the number 32 jumps
Tuesday, October 25, 2011 at 10:57AM Joe Simmons 
With the lockout going strong, it made me wonder if the NBA were to have to play games with the owners and coaches in their current state, who would be the five best players. Technically they are the only real players left in the NBA so it is the only time they may be arguably the league's best. I know you think this is a stretch and it is, but since last nights Monday night football game was one of the worst I have watched in some time, I figured we could all use some intrigue and comedy to our day today.
5. Patrick Ewing
Every good team needs a big man. The only big man that comes to mind that might still be able to make it up and down the floor right now is Patrick Ewing. I doubt Pat has a lot of post up left in his body, but he can still fill it up on the baseline if he needs too.
Thursday, June 17, 2010 at 1:21AM Joe Simmons 
Two years ago I watched as Mr. Bill Russell, probably the greatest defensive big man to ever play the game of basketball drop major knowledge on Kevin Garnett. If you haven’t see it, then (a) you aren’t a real basketball fan or (b) you have been under a rock for the last 3 years. Either way here is what it looked like:
Bill Russell in my mind solidified himself as a hero when he put this together and passed his respect and infinite knowledge on to one of my favorite players in the past decade.
I have been struggling with picking a winner in this series but I think a big part of me has wanted Boston to win because of the sequence between Kevin Garnett and Bill Russell and also because I respect Doc Rivers so much as a coach.
But! What if? What if Big Game James Worthy comes