Adam Morrison is back, and this time, he's.... shaved his head

by Grady Clapp on Jun 11, 2009 10:10 PM PDT in College Basketball

[Hat tip to all-purpose blog Just South of North, and ABC I guess]

Adam Morrison, pictured above in casual Friday attire (Extra hint: he's the white guy), is reverting back to his Mead High School days with the time-honored buzzcut. Only unlike high school he still has that mustache. Now he just looks like a 1920s gangster, which I'm certain is actually cool-looking in L.A.

Not Coug-related, I know, but I'm putting together some fine pieces for the upcoming weeks, complete with the statistical nerdiness you've come to expect from CougCenter. Just wait until I have a day off, which I think my next one is around August 17th (including weekends!).

Now if we could only get Adam to tattoo the state of Washington on his face.

Also, Orlando, I'm no basketball expert, but you might want to put a taller man on that one guy that's made 2,345 clutch shots in his career.

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Is Morrison

trying to get an autograph from Kobe coming out of that timeout? Maybe he is thinking of writing Kobe a note about his clutch shots against LMU or San Diego.

“They let me jump on the scorers table after that and nobody could do anything about it. I RULED!”

by BornCoug on Jun 12, 2009 5:46 AM PDT reply actions

Is that a camera in his hand?

CougCenter

by Jeff Nusser on Jun 12, 2009 8:16 AM PDT reply actions

I thought it was a pad of paper

It is a strange picture captured there. I wonder how long he sticks around in the NBA. Redick at least plays some for the Magic. Morrison never takes off his sports coat.

by BornCoug on Jun 12, 2009 12:40 PM PDT up reply actions

Morrison needs to be a "specialist"

If he could become a deadly 3-point shooter (a la Jason Kapono, James Jones or Kyle Korver) teams won’t care that he’s not very athletic and has the defensive ability of a corpse. If he eventually becomes a sharp-shooter, he could come off the bench for 10-15 minutes a night to help teams with a decent low-post scorer spread the floor, provide some instant offense and be a mildly valuable asset to an NBA team. If not, as soon as his contract is up, he’ll be playing in Europe.

by '03CouveCoug on Jun 12, 2009 1:09 PM PDT up reply actions