Derrick Rose got beat up....

From sportsline...

Turns out there might be a good reason for Derrick Rose not holding a press conference to announce his NBA plans.

You know, besides the whole he's-really-shy thing.

Which is not to suggest Rose isn't really shy, because he is really shy. Anybody who has ever seen the freshman basketball star in front of a camera knows that to be true. But multiple sources close to the Memphis basketball and football programs have told CBSSports.com that Rose was recently involved in an altercation over a girl with Tiger football player Steven Black, an altercation that -- how to phrase this? -- didn't go so well for Rose. Put another way, the possible No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft spent the early part of this week looking like a person who had just been in a scrap, making the way he announced his future plans -- through a release distributed by the Memphis Sports Information department -- convenient, if not necessary.

That's the bad news.

Here's the good news (in bullet points):

• Rose is not said to be seriously injured.
• Nobody was arrested or charged with a crime.
• The altercation did not happen anywhere near the Plush Club.

just someone who is mad he is leaving memphis prolly.

sounds like he belongs in the nba

lapdance said:

sounds like he belongs in the nba

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http://sportingalert.com/2011/02/derrick-rose-stars-with-career-high-42-bulls-beat-spurs/
Derrick Rose stars with career high 42, Bulls beat Spurs

BY KEVIN CARR, © Sporting Alert.com
Published on Feb. 17 10:06 p.m. CST

Date – Thursday, February 17 2011 8:00PM
Location – United Center, Chicago, Illinois
Officials – #36 David Jones,#64 Eli Roe,#57 Greg Willard
Attendance – 22172
Rose shot his way to a massive career-high 42 points and dished out eight assists and five rebounds in his dominant effort that took the Spurs’ defense apart.
Luol Deng had 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists and Carlos Boozer added 15 and six boards for the Bulls, who have now won four in a row.
Meanwhile, guard Tony Parker led the way for the Spurs with 26 points.
Manu Ginobili and Gary Neal both scored 16 points, while Tim Duncan had 14 points and nine rebounds and Richard Jefferson added 12 points in the defeat.

'da bulls!!!