Tim, those are some nice looking guys. Your link works perfectly on my computer. Thanks.

Jon is one of the cutest guys I've ever seen. His profile, his hair, his skin. Wow. There's a crazy link with a bunch of photo-shopped pictures of him. It's:

http://forums.scout.com/mb.aspx?S=174&...p;P=1&STM=0

I reiterate, this guy is so cute. And he can play some ball. His arms...I'm such a fan.

The B-Boy B-Baller look of Georgia Tech's Jeremis Smith





Ok boys, you need to take it to the locker room

Dude that could be right out of an E. Lynn Harris novel.

DAWG BITES TERRAPIN

Slovakian Terrier Wags Tongue



Turtle Fooled by Innocent Eyes



Pitbull Attacks From Below



Deadly Predators Travel in Packs



Don't be Fooled by Puppy Love - These Animals Are Vicious

How about the hottest boy/man of them all in the tourney - that delicious muscle boy TYLER HANSBROUGH!!! He is every gay man's dream with that sexy muscled body and that little boy face with those puppy dog eyes! Does anyone have any shirtless pics of him? I'd love to be in that locker room when he steps out of the shower!

I've got shirtless pics of him, but Sean McCurdy still much better.

Who was that Ohio State player who had to take his shirt off on the bench for some uniform reason? He definitely got quite a nice reaction from the crowd... and from the announcers...

can you please post your shirtless pics of tyler

I think it was actually a USC player.

those was marvelous thanx

Don't know anything about an OSU or USC player,but there was a ND game where Rob Kurz had blood on his jersey and stripped it off right on camera.I have it on video,but unfortunately have no idea how to transfer it to the net...

On a personal note,I went to the IU/SIU game in Dec for the expressed purpose of getting shots of my favorite SIU hotties.Unfortunately,I ended up getting the wrong size batteries for my binoc-camera,and
wasn't able to get any shots.After the game Mullens lifted his shirt up over his face,but unfortunately he had his back to me...Now that was frustrating...

Lee Humphrey photos

You'll have to place 'Lee Humphrey' in the seach box to get his photos.

Drury University Panthers - Springfield, Mo. (same as Missouri State)

I guess our basketball studs enjoy shirtless photo ops on the beach! HA!

Tyler Tar Heel in training

Lost in the Black Forest


Dogged by big White Cats


Can't get sweatty just because a cute guy rubs up behind you


Showing his dry baby-blue tights


Doing his best Justin Timberlake impression


Being groomed by the gentle hand of a cute senior teammate


Maybe he should show him what to do with that pretty opened mouth

Georgetown-North Carolina

Georgetown's Jeff Green and those pits

North Carolina's Danny Green in his tightie whities

Tyler Hansbrough gets all passive with GT's Jessie Sapp

I don't know if he's the HOTTEST, but the CUTEST is definitely Bradley's Danny Adams. Click on photos to enlarge:

http://www.bubraves.com/PhotoAlbum.dbml?AT...amp;PALBID=7277

Those arms and pits make him very HOT in my book. Right up there
with Sean McCurdy at Arkansas and Spencer Laurie at Missouri State.

Missouri State redshirt freshman Kyle Kirk. You can see Spencer Laurie's sexy
back in the background.

Great pits! Yummy!

Wish I was on that beach! wow!

GLENDALEFALCON, you have an eye for the cuties.

Anybody want to point out and bring to our attention to the remaining basketball cuties in the Final Four for our viewing pleasure: the Basketball Hunk Survivors, if you will?

Lee Humphrey (Florida) and Ohio State has a few cuties in the guard position. I must say that
UCLA and G-Town are pretty average in the looks department.

Patrick Ewings' son is the best looking guy on that team IMO, but unfortunately doesn't get much playing time and his dad's pictures dominate any search anyhow.

But Al Horford is a BIG reason to watch the Gators

Those baggy shorts make him look like a little kid


If it were not for those awesome hairy pits this could be a little boy playing Superman


You just want to cuddle a guy with a smile like this


Joakim Noah figured that out


There's that pit again


Even with the retro 'fro he's big bab

Al Horford is a cutie, in my book, and so soft spoken and adorable.

But, I think his coach, Billy Donovan, is easy on the eyes, too. Maybe, that's why Florida plays so "hard" all the time.

Lee Humphrey 1

Lee Humphrey 2

Lee Humphrey 3

Lee Humphrey 4

Lee Humphrey 5

FLORIDA WINS THE NCAA TOURNAMENT!!!!

REPEAT OF LAST YEAR:

Florida - Ohio State gallery

Check out pics #4, #30, #31, #35, and #36.

Yeah, Horford is real cute. I noticed that during the game last night. Great smile.

Love the way that gallery is set up. And good recommendations on the pictures GLENALEFALCON.

I was about to post some of the same ones.

Not ususally in to really tall dudes, but can't get enough of this big sexy guy

I'd even be happy to get squished by him if he fell back off this ladder

Looks like the arm of one of his teammates has found him in the crowd here

Here he is grabbing a ball between the legs of a Bruin

That teammate with the sexy Roman nose certainly does seem to be coping a feel

On to some other Gators

Anthony Roberson getting pointers from sexy Billyboy

Coach Donavan giving special encouragement to Corey Brewer

I think Corey wants a little more

Sweet-cheeks Lee Humphreys looks like coach's date. Championship nets are much nicer than flowers

He has to bring big Al down to size

The guy from the two photos above coping a feel of Big Al: David Lee.

If Horford's in to deep pits, Lee's his man

A rare nice photo of Joakim Noah

Even Ohio State's Mike Conley, Jr finds it difficult to keep his hands off Horford. Maybe that's why they lost

Lee Humphrey showing some leg - love the sweat soaked gray underwear!

"The Gator Boys rode into Gainesville together — and they are going to try and leave together.

Florida's foursome of Joakim Noah, Al Horford, Corey Brewer and Taurean Green are expected to make an announcement at 4 p.m. ET this afternoon that they will each be declaring for the NBA Draft, according to a source close to the Gators program.

The four juniors will make the announcement a day prior to the celebration scheduled for Friday in Gainesville.

Noah, Horford and Brewer each passed up probable first-round contracts a year ago to return to Gainesville. They accomplished their goal of becoming the first team since Duke in 1991-92 to win back-to-back national titles when they knocked off Ohio State on Monday night."

More Missouri State photos from Media Guide

Spencer Laurie


Shane Laurie

Justin Fuehrmeyer


Kyle Kirk


Blake Ahearn


Team Photo

For all of you who like Dane Bradshaw from Tennessee, he has published a book (journal) of his senior season. Here is the link with the cute balla on the cover.

http://tvp1.com/shop/product_info.php/products_id/63

I ordered the book by Dane Bradshaw. It won't arrive until May, though.

Those Missouri State boys are at it again...

Missouri State seems to be a very "friendly" school. Am I right?

Missouri State boys again...

Is there a gay fraternity yet at Missouri State?

According to http://www.youthnoise.com/page.php?page_id=1323

"There are about two-dozen gay fraternities around the country providing friendship, support and commonality for its members, much like a surrogate family. The truth is, sometimes members' real families do not support their sexuality and their fraternity becomes the only family they have."

On another subject, Dane Bradshaw has just published his new book "Vertical Leap." (His brother suggested the title "Gravity Wins.) Dane is going to be at a bookstore in Memphis on June 19 to sign the book. I will try to be there with my digital camera to capture the essence that his cute face, smile, and body intrudes into the bookish atmosphere.

Check out http://www.commercialappeal.com/mca/basket...5558819,00.html

Dane Confesses All

"Dane Bradshaw was a very busy man last winter. In addition to starting at power forward for Tennessee, the former White Station standout was studying for a master's degree in sports management and writing a book, "Vertical Leap: Inside the Rise of Tennessee Basketball," which chronicles the Vols' 2006-07 season.
In a recent interview, Bradshaw talked about the book, which is now available at most area bookstores and through Tennessee Valley Publishing (tvp1.com), the writing process, his health and his future plans.

Q: What was your motivation for writing the book?
A: It was about this time last summer, when I was about to get out of my cast from having wrist surgery, I mentioned it to coach (Bruce) Pearl. We were having our summer camps up here in Knoxville, and I ran it by him. He was like, 'Yeah, yeah, that sounds great.' He sent me over to Craig Pinkerton, our sports information director. I ran it by him, and he thought I should do it because when he was at Kansas, Jerod Haase, who's now the director of basketball operations at North Carolina, did something real similar and he was real successful with it. So I figured I'd start keeping a journal-type thing. Worst-case scenario, I'd have a diary of the season for myself.

Q: So it's safe to say you weren't doing it for the money?

A: Yeah, that's not something I'm completely banking on! That definitely was not my motivation. I really thought that, more than anything, it'd be great to say I wrote a book, to say I was an author. And I thought the fans would appreciate it. It would help build a bond between players and fans, give them something they couldn't read in the media -- you know, the inside jokes, the inside stories. Even if you're not a Tennessee fan, I feel it's a good book on college basketball, showing fans the rigors of a season.

Q: How did your teammates react when they found out you were writing a book?

A: Well, they would see me in the back of the bus, typing away on my laptop, and I remember Chris Lofton was like, 'What are you doing?' 'I'm writing a book.' He didn't really believe it. Then I scrolled down my computer and showed him about 200 pages of text. Some reporters were thinking I was just sitting around with a pen and a pad at team dinners. It wasn't like that. It was more like keeping a journal.

Q: What was the process like of putting together the finished product?

A: I had a couple people start helping me with the editing before the season was over. But after we lost to Ohio State, I just sat there and was like, 'I don't even want to finish this project.' But it was actually kind of therapeutic in the end. The biggest challenge was trying to reach our goal of the deadline; we wanted to have it out by the end of May. It sounds a little easier said than done, because you have to go through and edit, design the cover, talk to distributors, everything else. The printing part of it usually takes 46 weeks. But we went through a local publisher and were able to get the printing part of it done in 31/2 weeks. That's a heck of a turnaround.

Q: What was the biggest surprise?

A: How much of a percentage the book store will take, about 40 percent. And if you have to go through a distributor, it's 55 percent. Golly, who's writing the book here? So that's why I'm telling people to order it online, because it comes with an autograph -- and I get a bigger portion of the funds!

Q: Did you give coach Pearl an advance copy?

A: As busy as he is, it's hard to go up to him and say, 'Hey, read this 200-page book.' So I actually handed his wife a disk before the season was over and said, 'Tell me what you think.' Apparently, he was able to read through it while he was on a plane. He loved it. He wrote the forward for it.

Q: You dealt with shoulder tendinitis throughout much of the season, so how's your health these days?

A: It's funny, I've got a bag of ice strapped to my shoulder as we speak. Last week, I was back in the gym for the first time after trying to get rid of my tendinitis, and it's been a long process. It just requires lots of rest. Earlier on, I'd try to take a week off and then come back, but that wasn't working. So I pretty much shut it down after the season, and really this book gave me the opportunity to keep my mind focused on something else. But now I'm back in the gym and working out again.

Q: What's next for you?

A: I just signed with agent who deals with the European leagues, so it's been a learning process. The agency I'm with, Courtside, they actually hold a camp in Frankfurt, Germany, at the end of June, and different teams from leagues across Europe will be there scouting. So that's kind of my next big basketball date. Until then, I'll just keep working hard.

Q: How'd you come up with the title for the book?

A: My sister came up with it, we both thought it was catchy. And I figured if I ever wanted 'Vertical Leap' next to my name, this was my chance. My brother suggested 'Gravity Wins.'

See Dane sign

Dane Bradshaw is scheduled to appear at several area stores to sign copies of his book, "Vertical Leap: The Rise of Tennessee Basketball"

Barnes & Noble, Wolfchase Galleria, June 19, 7 p.m.

Davis-Kidd Booksellers, 387 Perkins Ext., June 21, 6 p.m.

Tennessee Sports Zone, Cordova, July 21, 11 a.m"

Former Tennessee B-baller Dane Bradshaw Scaled the infamous Sunsphere in Knoxville, TN (World's Fair 1982-25th anniversary celebration on July 4th). He then zipped all the way down to the ground. The harness creates an interesting bulge...