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April 04, 2008

Open-door policy

One of the most fun aspects of Final Four Friday is that fans are admitted free to open practices in the Dome du Jour. These practices are more like glorified workouts, as obviously coaches won't run any actual plays in front of prying eyes. However, it leads to some fun, as they invariably turn into dunking and shot-making exhibitions, kind of like the old fast-food spot with Jordan and Bird playing H-O-R-S-E.

For UCLA, Kevin Love worked on his length-of-the-court shot, and finally banked one in [two-handed, no less] to the admiration of the crowd. He also swished one.

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