OT: Vasquez for Cousy Award -- Your Vote 3/5/10 Only

[Chocolate City Jordanaire]

Voting ends today (Friday 3/5/10). Just wanted anybody who thinks he's deserving as the nation's top collegiate PG to have the chance to vote before it's too late.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball ... aab,225729

The heartwarming post-game hug father and son shared should have won Vasquez a few more fans, but here's an unexpected sign that perhaps he's already won a few of his critics over so far this season. Would you believe as of Wednesday night he holds a slim lead over Kentucky's John Wall in fan voting for the Cousy Award?

Here's the link to the fan vote:

http://www.cousyaward.com/vote.php

Greveis means more to his team than anybody I can think of, except perhaps Hummel of Purdue.

[Donkey McDonkerton]

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Voting Question:
Which player should win the Cousy Award?

Answer: Matt Bouldin - Gonzaga   Total Votes: 3.2%   
Answer: Sherron Collins - Kansas   Total Votes: 6.9%   
Answer: Devan Downey - South Carolina   Total Votes: 2.8%   
Answer: Trevon Hughes - Wisconsin    Total Votes: 1.8%   
Answer: Jeremy Lin - Harvard   Total Votes: 16.2%   
Answer: Kalin Lucas - Michigan State   Total Votes: 0.2%   
Answer: Ronald Moore - Siena   Total Votes: 8.3%   
Answer: Scottie Reynolds - Villanova   Total Votes: 0.1%   
Answer: Jon Scheyer - Duke   Total Votes: 4.1%   
Answer: Greivis Vasquez - Maryland    Total Votes: 29.0%   
Answer: John Wall - Kentucky   Total Votes: 27.4%


[NbdyBeatsTheWiz]

thanks for the link CCJ, you da man!

[keynote]

FYI, Lin from Harvard has zoomed past Vasquez in the poll.

[Donkey McDonkerton]

as you vote, postwhat Vasquez's % is up too.

[miller31time]

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Answer: Matt Bouldin - Gonzaga   Total Votes: 3.8%   
Answer: Sherron Collins - Kansas   Total Votes: 8.1%   
Answer: Devan Downey - South Carolina   Total Votes: 3.3%   
Answer: Trevon Hughes - Wisconsin    Total Votes: 2.1%   
Answer: Jeremy Lin - Harvard   Total Votes: 19.0%   
Answer: Kalin Lucas - Michigan State   Total Votes: 0.2%   
Answer: Ronald Moore - Siena   Total Votes: 9.7%   
Answer: Scottie Reynolds - Villanova   Total Votes: 0.1%   
Answer: Jon Scheyer - Duke   Total Votes: 4.8%   
Answer: Greivis Vasquez - Maryland    Total Votes: 16.4%   
Answer: John Wall - Kentucky   Total Votes: 32.5%

Damn it...

[Chocolate City Jordanaire]

Lin, I wouldn't object to seeing win it. He's not a one-year wonder. However, I view him as a SG.

Wall's team would be about as good with Bledsoe at PG.

That article might have worked against Greivis.

If you look at the past winners pictured, all have made NBA teams except for Dee Brown. He's had a successful pro career overseas. That's the worst-case scenario for Vasquez IMO.

[closg00]

We did it.

[Chocolate City Jordanaire]

Maryland's Vasquez named Bob Cousy Award winner

http://www.sportsnetwork.com/merge/tsnf ... id=4301804

Vasquez is the only player in ACC history to record at least 2,000 points, 700 assists and 600 rebounds in his career.

Previous winners of the Bob Cousy Award, which is named after the Hall of Famer and former Boston Celtics great, include fellow ACC stars Ty Lawson and Raymond Felton of North Carolina, as well as D.J. Augustin of Texas, Acie Law of Texas A&M, Dee Brown of Illinois and Jameer Nelson of Saint Joseph's

[verbal8]

Lin, I wouldn't object to seeing win it. He's not a one-year wonder. However, I view him as a SG.

Wall's team would be about as good with Bledsoe at PG.

That article might have worked against Greivis.

If you look at the past winners pictured, all have made NBA teams except for Dee Brown. He's had a successful pro career overseas. That's the worst-case scenario for Vasquez IMO.

I think Vasquez will be a successful pro somewhere. I am not sure if it will be in the NBA or a foreign league.