61. Transfer Penn Brings Talent To Buckeyes (scoonie) brings a winning attitude and leadership abilities that end of the 1997season, penn realized Boston family and sitting out a season of basketball. http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/1998/11/11-18-98tdc/11-18-98dsports-6.asp

62. Inside Basketball - ITALIA - FUCKA SALVA LA PAF Translate this page La Viola è ora a 8 punti, solo 2 di distacco dalla Telit che dovrà al più prestotrovare un giocatore per sostituire l'infortunato scoonie penn (si parla http://www.geocities.com/insbasket/fuckapaf.htm

[HOME] FUCKA SALVA LA PAF di LUCA COROLLI Paf Bologna - Telit Trieste 82-64 Paf Bologna: Fucka 28 (9/15 2pt, 10/13 tl, 9 rimb), Bowie 9 (3/7 2pt, 1/3 3pt, 5 rimb), Basile 6 (2/4 2pt, 0/6 3pt, 2/2 tl, 4 rec), De Pol 4 (1/2 2pt, 0/1 3pt, 2/2 tl, 7 rimb), Vrankovic 2 (1/1 2pt, 1 rec in 6 min), Ruggeri 19 (4/5 2pt, 3/8 3pt, 2/4 tl, 8 rimb), Damiao 9 (4/4 2 pt, 1/1 3 pt, 4 rimb), Galanda 5 (1/3 2pt, 1/1 3pt), Fultz (0/1 2pt), Pilutti NE. Telit Trieste: Gurovic 15 (5/9 2pt, 1/7 3pt, 2/2 tl, 4 rec), Calabria 30 (7/9 2pt, 5/9 3pt, 1/1 tl, 6 rec), Shaw 2 (1/8 2pt, 9 rimb), Podestà 4 (2/10 2pt, 8 rimb), Pigato 2 (1/7 2pt, 4 rimb), Casoli 11 (5/9 2pt, 1/2 tl, 6 rimb), Sauer (0/1 2pt, 0/3 3pt), Cavaliero (3 per), Cipruss, Moltedo NE. Note: Tiri liberi: Paf 17/22 (77,3%), Telit 4/5 (80%); Tiri da 3: Paf 5/19 (26,3%), Telit 6/19 (31,6%); Rimbalzi: Paf 42 (14 off, 28 dif), Telit 38 (18 off, 20 dif); Valutazione: Paf 109 (Fucka 39), Telit 56 (Calabria 31); Falli fatti: Paf 15, Telit 21; Usciti per 5 falli: Ruggeri (Paf, 24 min). PARZIALI: 12-22, 35-33, 62-43

63. WNUR Sports: Northwestern Men's Basketball: 2000-2001 Big Ten Preview Weaknesses Will have to replace scoonie penn, Michael Redd and George 89.3 FM Evanston/Chicago Home Football Women's basketball Men's basketball http://www.wnur.org/sports/mbball/osu00preview.html

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN! Last Update: 1/3/01 8:00pm #8 Ohio State 1999-2000 Record: 23-7 (13-3 Big Ten); Reached NCAA 2nd Round Head Coach: Jim O'Brien (OSU: 58-38, 4th year; Overall: 270-248, 18th year) Starting Lineup: PG- Brian Brown , Jr, 6'4" SG- Brent Darby , So, 6'1" SF- Cobe Ocokoljic , So, 6'8" PF- Will Dudley , Jr, 6'8" C- Ken Johnson , Sr, 6'11" Matt Pearl's Outlook: Ohio State 2000-2001 will be a much different squad from Ohio State 1999-2000. The team's flashy guards, Scoonie Penn and Michael Redd, are gone, as are their outstanding driving and shooting abilities from the outside. Thus, expect senior All-America candidate Johnson to become the leader of the offense; Johnson has the physical strength and shooting touch to be a major player in the Big Ten and might just be the conference's best center. However, he will need help - forwards Ocokoljic and Dudley are unproven in the frontcourt. Point guard Brown has the potential to come into his own this season; if so, he will give the Buckeyes a second offensive weapon and keep them competitive in the middle of the Big Ten pack. This team is big, talented, and well coached; however, it lacks the experience and mobility of past Ohio State squads. Justin Winerman's Outlook: Strengths: Ken Johnson is one of the best defenders in the league. He seems to have added some nice offensive moves as well. Brian Brown is a veteran who averaged almost 9 points per game last season.

64. WNUR Sports: Big Ten Basketball Analyst Chris Argyris 3/13/2000 in sight and guards scoonie penn and Michael conference tournament loss to penn State,the Chicago Home Football Women's basketball Men's basketball http://www.wnur.org/sports/analysts/ca031300.html

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN! Last Update: 3/13/00 1:30am Beware the Ides of March: NCAA Tournament Contenders and Pretenders Monday, March 13, 2000 By Chris Argyris The Big Ten proved yet again this year why it continues to reign as the nation’s best conference, sending a six-pack of teams to the NCAA Tournament after receiving seven invites last year. Co-regular season conference champions Michigan State and Ohio State look to make a return trip to the Final Four and take a shot at the title game both missed a season ago. The only question that looms heading into the Big Dance is whether the grueling conference schedule issues middle-of-the-pack teams like Indiana and Purdue such a beating that they have little left in the tank for a run into the second week of the Tournament. Expect familiar faces to drop out early, as the contenders are separated from the pretenders, with at least half of the Big Ten participants advancing to the Sweet Sixteen. Beyond that, all is meaningless speculation, but don’t be surprised if one of the conference heavyweightsthe Spartans or the Buckeyesare the team cutting down the nets at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis on April 3rd... Wisconsin Badgers (16-12, 8-8 Big Ten)

65. Michigan Basketball Library: 99 Big Ten Recruiting basketball Recruiting Article by Bryan. Not only does he have one of the nation'sfinest backcourts coming back in scoonie penn and Michael Redd, he has added http://www.mhoops.com/library/blue/bigten.shtml

Basketball Recruiting Article by Bryan Big B's Big Ten Recruits for 99/2000 Site Links: MAIN PAGE FANS BOARD GAME STATS CALENDAR ... LIBRARY Search Engines: Recruiting College Hoops Site Search Web Search Go Blue!! March 31, 1999 By Bryan at BDQB7@aol.com Except if a Big 10 team is playing UM, or a team a friend may play on, I almost always root for them. So i'm glad to see alot of Big 10 teams doing well in recruiting. Here are my thoughts on next years incoming classes in the Big 10, including Transfers and Prop 48. (Does not include UM, who I think right now has the 2nd best class in the Big 10). 1. ILLINOIS FIGHTING ILLINI - Marcus Griffin, 6-9, F/C, No. 1 Juco, #8 Brian Cook, 6-10, C/F; and Frankie Williams, 6-4, 1/2G, gives Illinois three Top 25 players coming out of High School. Griffin and Cook will likely both start right away. Williams also might start, but he will likely begin coming off the bench. Jerrance Howard gives the Illini a very capable backup PG. A very talentd class. Should help Lon Krugar get Illinois back to the upper half of the Big 10. And remember, the state of Illinois is loaded with talent in next years class. 2. MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS - Mike Chappell, 6-8, SF, was a part time starter at Duke, a Top 25 player coming out of High School, and a very talented wing man. Could start right away at State. #81 Al Anagonye, 6-7, PF, gives State a tough post man to help ease the loss of Antonio Smith. #148 Adam Wolfe, 6-8, P/SF, should also help there. But his minutes, along with 6-9 C/F Jason Andreas will likely come down the road. The prize of this class however is #12 Jason Richardson. All summer people were saying he was just a great athlete. That he is. But Jason has developed a perimeter game to compliment his outstanding athletic ability. Should not only be one of the Big 10's top players, but in a couple years, one of the nations best. The state of Michigan could have two Top 10 teams in a few years. Like Illinois, the state of Michigan is also loaded with talent in the Junior class.

66. Scarlet And Gray - News And Notes to the basketball team for their vicory over Michigan earlier today. The Buckeyeswon 8769, and Michael Redd led in scoring at 19 points. scoonie penn played http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/osu/news.html

Scarlet and Gray - News and Notes This is the section where the latest news in Buckeye football will be posted. There could also be some news about other Ohio State activities, particularly now during the off-season. (4/18/99)Once again congratulations to all those drafted this past weekend. here is the complete list of all those players going to the NFL, including the four that signed FA contracts after the draft. David Boston - Arizona Cardinals Antoine Winfield - Buffalo Bills Andy Katzenmoyer - New England Patriots Joe Montgomery - New York Giants Joe Germaine - St. Louis Rams Damon Moore - Philadelphia Eagles Brent Bartholomew - Miami Dolphins Dee Miller - Green Bay Packers Jerry Rudzinski - Cleveland Browns* Central McLellion - Cleveland Browns* John Lumpkin - New England Patriots* Mark Garcia - San Fransisco 49ers* * denotes FA signee (3/30/99)Due to academic problems yet again, Rob Murphy has been suspended by John Cooper for the 15 spring practices just getting underway. Cooper said he wants to be sure to avoid a repeat of what happened last year. (3/12/99)As you guys probably saw yesterday Ohio St. defeated Murray St. to advance to the second round of the NCAA's. Their next opponent is Detroit Mercy, who pulled out a huge upset over UCLA. The game is Saturday.

67. Very Superstitious: Ohio State Sticks To Routine Polls; Baseball; Hockey; basketball; Tennis; Football; Golf; Motorsports; Soccer;Other sports; rest assured the Buckeyes will be listening to scoonie penn's boombox http://www.canoe.ca/BasketballMarchMadness/mar25_buc.html

SLAM! March Madness SLAM! Sports SLAM! Basketball SLAM! NCAA MEN'S MADNESS Tournament Berths Tournament Schedules: East Regional South Regional Midwest Regional West Regional Final Four Schedule Tournament Brackets: East Bracket South Bracket Midwest Bracket West Bracket More Madness: Tournament Sites Seeding Order 20-win Teams Excluded History: NCAA Champions NCAA MVPs Year-by-Year Final Four Records Tournament Sites Future Sites Best Performances WOMEN'S MADNESS Tournament Berths Seeding Order Tournament Schedules: East Regional South Regional Midwest Regional West Regional Final Four Schedule History: NCAA Champions NCAA MVPs Year-by-Year Final Four Records Tournament Sites Future Sites Best Performances REVIEW '98 Men's Final Four '98 Women's Final Four 1997 Final Four ALSO ON SLAM! SLAM! Chats SLAM! Polls Baseball Hockey ... Other sports Thursday, March 25, 1999 Ohio State sticks to routine SLAM! Sports Search Help CANOE ... Netgraphe Inc

68. Buckeyes Play Their Roles As They Roll Polls; Baseball; Hockey; basketball; Tennis; Football; Golf; Motorsports; Soccer;Other sports; Coach Jim O'Brien has two outstanding players in scoonie penn and Michael http://www.canoe.ca/BasketballMarchMadness/mar24_buc1.html

SLAM! March Madness SLAM! Sports SLAM! Basketball SLAM! NCAA MEN'S MADNESS Tournament Berths Tournament Schedules: East Regional South Regional Midwest Regional West Regional Final Four Schedule Tournament Brackets: East Bracket South Bracket Midwest Bracket West Bracket More Madness: Tournament Sites Seeding Order 20-win Teams Excluded History: NCAA Champions NCAA MVPs Year-by-Year Final Four Records Tournament Sites Future Sites Best Performances WOMEN'S MADNESS Tournament Berths Seeding Order Tournament Schedules: East Regional South Regional Midwest Regional West Regional Final Four Schedule History: NCAA Champions NCAA MVPs Year-by-Year Final Four Records Tournament Sites Future Sites Best Performances REVIEW '98 Men's Final Four '98 Women's Final Four 1997 Final Four ALSO ON SLAM! SLAM! Chats SLAM! Polls Baseball Hockey ... Other sports Wednesday, March 24, 1999 Buckeyes play their roles as they roll The Mop-up Man The Shot-blocker The Defender The Minutemen SLAM! Sports Search Help CANOE ... Netgraphe Inc

69. Washingtonpost.com: Scoonie Or Later, We're All At Detroit's Mercy 1999 Men's NCAA Tournament Section. College basketball Section. PhillyCheesesteak Final Four penn, Temple, Villanova, scoonie penn. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/colbask/longterm/1999/men/articles/t

Read more by Tony Kornheiser and other Post sports columnists 1999 Men's NCAA Tournament Section College Basketball Section Scoonie or Later, We're All at Detroit's Mercy By Tony Kornheiser Washington Post Columnist Wednesday, March 10, 1999; Page D1 Let's not waste time. It's Duke. You know it's Duke. I know it's Duke. More importantly for this column, our resident expert, Jim Boeheim, knows it's Duke. Boeheim has been picking the national champion in this space for eight years now, and he's been right five times. One year he picked Kentucky, and three weeks later Syracuse was playing Kentucky in the championship game! And Boeheim got it right. Kentucky won. This year Boeheim claims no great insight. "I'm like everybody else," he says in picking Duke. "You can't help but be right." The greater questions: 1. How many Big Ten teams will be out by Sunday? (I say at least four.) 2. How badly did the College of Charleston get hosed? (Huge. At worst they should have been a No. 5 seed, not No. 8. They've won 25 in a row. They beat North Carolina! They shouldn't have to get Duke in the second round. If Charleston is an eighth seed, I'm Brad Pitt.) 3. Who do you have in the pool?

70. ESPN.com - Mens College Basketball - Preview 2000 COACH AND PROGRAM It has been an amazing decade for Ohio State basketball. a perfectfit for Ohio State, which was ready to pull for scoonie penn instead of http://msn.espn.go.com/ncb/preview2000/194.html

Keyword Search ESPN.com Search The Web ESPN Network: ESPN.com NBA.com NHL.com ABCSports ... Recruiting Sport Sections NBA Scores NHL Playoffs ... ESPNdeportes More Sports Baseball-min. Fig. skating Football Other sports Broadcast ESPN Radio TV Listings Video Highlights Audio Highlights Community Sign-in/Home Chat Message Boards Arcade Games ESPN Inc. The Magazine ESPN Radio ESPNEWS ESPN Wireless ... ESPN Zone SPECIAL SECTIONS Fantasy Games Contests ESPN Classic SportsFigures ... Training Room Tuesday, November 2 Ohio State Blue Ribbon Yearbook LOCATION: Columbus, OH CONFERENCE: Big Ten LAST SEASON: CONFERENCE RECORD: STARTERS LOST/RETURNING: NICKNAME: Buckeyes COLORS: HOMECOURT: Schottenstein Center (19,500) COACH: Jim O'Brien (Boston College '72) record at school 35-30 (2 years) career record 270-248 (17 years) ASSISTANTS: Rick Boyages (Bowdoin '85) Dave Spiller (Canisius '78) Paul Biancardi (Salem State '85) TEAM WINS: (last 5 years) 6-10-10-8-27 RPI (last 5 years) 199-157-132-176-12 1998-99 FINISH: Lost in NCAA Final Four. ESPN.com Clubhouse COACH AND PROGRAM It has been an amazing decade for Ohio State basketball. After more ups and downs than an Otis elevator, the Buckeyes are back where they started. The head coach is different, all right. But the dominance we saw in the early 1990s is back at least for this season.

71. NCAA Basketball Tournament 2000 Look for the once mighty Bearcats to fall to Tulsa in round two in an upsetand, if not then, in the Sweet 16 to scoonie penn and Ohio State. http://www.infoplease.com/spot/00ncaapreview1.html

Do you have excessive Hair loss? We can help YOU ! Baseball, Football ,Hockey ..all Sports Mags and Books. Great savings on routine dental care and expensive dental procedures All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network NCAA Tournament Preview 2000 A closer look at this year's Madness by Gerry Brown Marcus Fizer, the Big 12 Player of the Year, looks to guide the surprising Iowa State Cyclones deep into the tournament. (Source/AP) THE TEAMS have been announced and the NCAA tournament bid committee can return to their lives now that the eyes of the sports world are no longer watching them closer than the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Like every year at this time a few teams left out have a gripe. This year it seems the committee was good to the mid-major conferences like the Missouri Valley and West Coast Conference on Selection Sunday. Good teams from power conferences like Virginia and Vanderbilt were both left off the dance card despite having impressive wins on their schedule. Former No. 1 Cincinnati was headed for a top seed but was relegated to a two-seed once consensus player of the year Kenyon Martin was sidelined with a broken leg, and they lost their opening game in the Conference USA Tournament.

72. MDO - Ohio State Pummels Gophers, 89-60 - 01/25/1999 The Gophers men's basketball team showed up at Ohio State's brand spanking new Ledby junior point guard scoonie penn's 24 points and sophomore shooting guard http://www.mndaily.com/daily/1999/01/25/sports/ohioga/

JAN. 25, 1999 SPORTS Ohio State pummels Gophers, 89-60 Michael Dougherty Staff Reporter Related Links: Gophers hope to slow Ohio State's turnaround Golden Gopher Basketball COLUMBUS, Ohio If you build it, they will come and lose. The Gophers men's basketball team showed up at Ohio State's brand spanking new $105 million Schottenstein Center and played like their feet were stuck in cement that hadn't quite hardened. Led by junior point guard Scoonie Penn's 24 points and sophomore shooting guard Michael Redd's 19 (17 in the first half) points, the Buckeyes spanked the 17th-ranked Gophers 89-60 Saturday in Columbus. It was Ohio State's second straight game in which it (15-5, 5-2 in the Big Ten) trounced a top 25 opponent by 29 points they beat No. 16 Purdue 72-43 last Tuesday and the fourth win over a ranked opponent in January. The Buckeyes jumped out to a 21-5 lead before the first TV timeout, thanks to an array of dunks and three-pointers off of four Gophers turnovers. Right then and there, Ohio State maintenance workers could have started switching the multipurpose arena's basketball floor back to ice for Saturday night's Ohio State-Michigan hockey game, because the game was essentially over. Although Minnesota (12-4, 3-3) would eventually cut Ohio State's lead to 40-32 with 53 seconds left in the first half, the Buckeyes never had anything to worry about, except having to possibly replace the nets on their hoops.

73. MDO - Big Ten Doles Out Basketball Awards - 03/07/2000 Big Ten doles out basketball awards First Team AllBig Ten Peterson; AJ Guyton,Indiana; scoonie penn, Ohio State; Michael Redd, Ohio State; Jerrett Stephens http://www.mndaily.com/daily/2000/03/07/sports/spo1/

MAR. 7, 2000 SPORTS Big Ten doles out basketball awards Mark Heller Staff Reporter Monday was the long-awaited "Dish-out-the-Big Ten-hardware-day," and the scrupulous counting and recounting of media and coaches votes yielded some unsurprising results. Coaches picks Player of the Year: Morris Peterson, Michigan State. "He's an awesome choice," Gophers coach Dan Monson said. "With the ability he has and what his team accomplished this year, it's terrific." Defensive Player of the Year: Ken Johnson, Ohio State. Freshmen of the Year: Brian Cook, Illinois/LaVelle Blanchard, Michigan. First Team All-Big Ten: Peterson; A.J. Guyton, Indiana; Scoonie Penn, Ohio State; Michael Redd, Ohio State; Jerrett Stephens, Penn State (tie); Mateen Cleaves, Michigan State (tie). Coach of the year: Gene Keady, Purdue. Media picks Player of the Year: Guyton Freshman of the Year: Blanchard First Team All-Big Ten: Guyton, Peterson, Penn, Stephens, Cleaves. Coach of the Year: Keady Not again M innesota will hook up a third time this season with Iowa in the opening game of the Big Ten tournament on Thursday. The absence of any postseason play puts a damper on the Gophers' spirits, but that won't stop them from trying to make a run at the United Center.

74. LEO/Sports Bits And Pieces of our broadcasting partner Kevin Grevey, it is imPOSSIBLE to believe there isa more dynamic guard duo in college basketball than scoonie penn and Michael http://www.louisville.com/leo/bits324.shtml

LEO Hottimes LEO Music LEO Plugged In LEO Flick Central Sports Bits and Pieces By Bill Doolittle "... and all the news you get, from those little radios" Like the weather, everybody complains about TV sports announcers, but nobody seems to do anything about it. All you have to do is turn on the radio. Not that the TV announcers who have been reporting the NCAA basketball games are actually bad (though some fans get all emotional over perceived slights of their favorite teams.) It's just that the games are so much more exciting on radio. Last Saturday, we caught two NCAA basketball tournament games on the radio, and both broadcasts filled the imagination. John Rooney handled the play-by-play of Connecticut's 67-62 West Region victory over Gonzaga, and his voice crackled with the tension in the air of the arena, going up and down with the noise of the crowd, baskets made and rebounds snared. Rooney called one dramatic three-point shot, chanting, "He fakes the three. Takes the three. HITS the three!" Minutes after the Connecticut victory in Phoenix, Ariz., the scene shifted to Knoxville, Tenn., and over the airwaves floated the familiar voice of Cincinnati Reds baseball announcer Marty Brennaman. But it wasn't word pictures of baseball Brennamen was painting, it was the South Region NCAA basketball final that finally went to Ohio State in a 77-74 thriller over St. Johns.

75. Notre Dame Mens Basketball Box Score Notre Dame 59, Ohio State Recap OFFICIAL basketball BOX SCORE GAME TOTALS Notre Dame vs Ohio State 11/16/99830 pm at Value City 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 12 penn, scoonie g 6 http://und.ocsn.com/sports/m-baskbl/stats/111699aaa.html

76. OSU Hoops Record Book Assists, Game. 1. Curtis Wilson 14 (at Purdue, 1/7/88) 2. Kelvin Ransey - 13(at Northwestern, 1/12/80) 3. scoonie penn - 12 (vs. OSU basketball Coaches. http://www.bucknuts.com/hoops_record_book.htm

OSU Hoops Record Book Scoonie Penn celebrates a Final Four berth (Allsport) All-time leading Scorers 1. Dennis Hopson (83-87) (2,096 Pts) 2. Herb Williams (77-81) (2,011 Pts) 3. Jerry Lucas (59-62) (1,990 Pts) 4. Kelvin Ransey (76-80) (1,934 Pts) 5. Michael Redd (97-00) (1,879 Pts) 6. Jim Jackson (89-92) (1,785 Pts) 7. Jay Burson (85-89) (1,756 Pts) 8. Dave Sorenson (67-70) (1,622 Pts) 9. Perry Carter (87-91) (1,613 Pts) 10. Robin Freeman (53-56) (1,597 Pts) Points Per Game, Career 1. Robin Freeman (54-56) (28.0) 2. Jerry Lucas (60-62) (24.3) 3. Allan Hornyak (71-73) (22.8) 4. Paul Ebert (52-54) (21.8) 5. Dave Sorenson (68-70) (21.1) 6. Gary Bradds (62-64) (20.7) 7. Michael Redd (97-00) (19.6) 8. Bill Hosket, Jr. (66-68) (19.5) 9. Jim Jackson (90-92) (19.2) 10. Jim Cleamons (69-71) (18.5) Points Per Game, Season 1. Robin Freeman (1956 - 32.9) 2. Gary Bradds (1964 - 30.6)

77. Eurobasket We are looking for someone from Yugoslavia to help us cover Yugoslavian basketball.Please send email. penn scoonie, 178, G, 77, USA, 02, 03, Asheville (USA). http://www.latinbasket.com/YUGteam.asp?Team=5

78. The Sporting News College Basketball - 2000-2001 Countdown enough of them for a former Michigan Mr. basketball. no nickname that is the colorfulequal of scoonie. . penn State fifthyear senior Titus Ivory will average http://www.sportingnews.com/cbasketball/preview/bigten.html

79. The Scoonie And O'Brien Show Two outsiders come to a large Midwestern university's lately lame basketball program,vowing to turn it around. They have. scoonie penn, the transfer point http://enquirer.com/columns/daugherty/1999/03/19/pd_the_scoonie_and.html

Front Page Local Sports Bengals ... Search /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' E N Q U I R E R O P I N I O N Friday, March 19, 1999 The Scoonie and O'Brien Show BY PAUL DAUGHERTY The Cincinnati Enquirer They have. Scoonie Penn, the transfer point guard, and Jim O'Brien, the coach he followed from Boston College, are taking Ohio State to the title game of the South Regional, a year after the Buckeyes finished 8-22. I don't know what's more amazing: Is it going from 8-22 to one win from the Final Four? Or is it a 5-foot-10 player dominating a basketball game? Size didn't matter Penn did everything a 5-10 guard could do. His biggest crime was not being half a foot taller. Size should have done in the Buckeyes Thursday night, against an Auburn team whose biggest strength was its ... strength. And it almost did.

80. DAILY BRUIN ONLINE - Fans Often Overcome By March Madness suffering from MM will constantly harp on the fundamentals of basketball and have Whenasked what scoonie penn's assistsper-game average is, if you respond http://www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/db/issues/00/02.29/sports.denicke.html

Tueday, Feb. 29, 2000 Fans often overcome by March Madness COLUMN: Basketball lovers suffer uncontrollable urges to spout stats, give high-fives It starts with the twitching and shaking. It's that feeling that technology is your friend as you hug the TV and down one for the guy who came up with satellite television. It's the itch, the total obsession with free-throw percentage in the final two minutes of a game. It is March Madness. Many sports fans have become stricken with this disease. Its symptoms include nervous ticks developed from clicking the remote control too quickly and the urge for diaper dandies and super seniors alike to end every sentence with emphatic answers, baby! I know what you're thinking. "That's great and all. But how can I tell if I suffer from March Madness?" Well, the columnist is in, and I have devised a little test for all you out there suffering from college basketball fever. Think of it as March Madness (MM), Cosmo style. The first stage of MM is epitomized by behavior in public. When your TA asks you who the 15th president of the United States was, how do you answer? If you'd say James Buchanan, give yourself one point. If you feel the need to add, "He was awesome, baby! A real high riser!", give yourself three points. But if you follow that answer with: "Super, scintillating, sensational - he was the three-S man," and proceed to run around the classroom doling out high-fives, give yourself five points. The MM addict only cares about the euphoria of winning and isn't afraid to share it with others.

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