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Another day, same story. With his appeal case already over with, there were hopes on Thursday that the Enes Kanter ruling would be released by the NCAA on their new fancy website, which has gotten quite the makeover since bringing in the Bylaw Blog guy and boosting his arrogance to an insufferable level on Twitter. But, as of now, still no indication of any ruling yet or any time set for its release. The widespread belief by those in the know is that the verdict would come quickly after the hearing concluded, which means that Friday could be the day. But, until then, no one has any inside track on what the NCAA will determine, including the coaching staff. John Robic said Thursday that they’re “just waiting like everyone else”. So, if someone tells you they know something, they’re probably lying. Friday is going to be a “refresh” button kind of day.

Everybody hold there breath, get ready, NCAA should have a decision on Enes Kanter today. FREE ENES!

*Here is Great Story about Cam Newton vs. Enes Kanter, Great Read!

Regardless of how you look at it, companies are adopting 3D technology faster than consumers probably ever will. Sony has been pretty big on the whole 3D thing and now Apple is next in line as the company has been awarded a U.S. patent for a 3D display system. The display will allow multiple viewers to experience high-quality 3D without the need for goofy glasses.

The patent explains the display will use a reflective screen with rippled texture that can project different images to each eye. The system tracks the viewer's eye, calculates its position, and projects each stereoscopic image to a spot on the screens ripples, which then reflects it onto the viewers eyes. For multiple viewers it can project multiple images to different points on the rippled screen. How the hell this works is beyond my expertise, but it sounds pretty neat.

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