Showing posts with label ebay. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

eBay specials: Bracketologist t-shirt ($10), empty brackets poster ($6)

eBay is celebrating March Madness 2010 by featuring a couple of related March Madness special items with FREE SHIPPING and handling! First up, an Official Bracketologist t-shirt, yours for $10, sold by Cafe Press. Four sizes and three colors are currently available.

Next up, for $6 with free shipping, 13x19" empty bracket poster. The brackets are completely empty so you can use them for other purposes as well, but it does say "2010 College Basketball Championship" at the very top. Created by PosterRevolution it says.

Please keep in mind, supplies are limited for the featured eBay specials, so these could be gone in a few hours (or a few days), depending on how many they have and how many people buy these.

Friday, May 04, 2007

Friday on my mind

  • I got it on eBay! (not me, that's the eBay jingle they are using in their ads). The eBay auction for a piece of the Memorial Coloseum floor continues! The eBay auction link, currently at $61 with 20 bids. More details at FireBilly.com
  • Latest recruiting happenings at Recruiting Wars
  • Pre-order your favorite 2007 Men's and Women's Final Four basketball games on DVD at Amazon. Details at 11 (or at this previous post)
  • Goodman's blog has an update on the new proposed rule to move back the three point line by one foot, starting in 2008-2009, including comments by Billy Donovan... Also Goodman has updates on two transfers from UCLA and Wake Forest, and Huggins getting a former head coach as an assistant (a popular trend these days, Lute Olson just got Kevin O'Neill!)
  • Don't steal our coach Mr Stern! Andy Katz has a story on Reggie Theus interviewing for NBA head coaching jobs. No wonder he wasn't interested in the college coaching carousel! Unlike most of the college coaches mentioned for NBA jobs, Theus played and scored a lot of points in the NBA. Some of the teams mentioned in the story are Charlotte, Indiana and Sacramento. The Charlotte Bobcats interviewed a number of candidates for their job opening, including Ron Jeremy (aka Stan Van Gundy).

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