Weight loss

... A:link { TEXT-DECORATION: none } A:visited { TEXT-DECORATION: none } A:hover { TEXT-DECORATION: underline } Sport | INS News Living Large Mar 31, 11:42 AM By Wendell Barnhouse, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Mar.

31-Glen Davis is an open book.

The LSU sophomore, who made the school's first Final Four appearance in 20 years possible with 26 points in the Tigers' overtime defeat of Texas, is described as the team's "life." "He's probably the key to the personality of our team," coach John Brady said.

The NCAA Tournament creates stories with each edition of March Madness.

This weekend's Final Four is more tale-rich than others.

The face of this weekend's mega-event will be a 20-year-old, a man-child who stands 6-foot-9 and weighs 310 pounds.

So is the Glen Davis story an autobiography?

A comic book?

A novel?

A weight-loss pamphlet?

Or is it nonfiction disguised as fiction, a college basketball version of A Million Little Pieces?

"We have a traveling road show here," Brady said this week.

"It's 24-7.

Glen is an entertainer.

He has to have positive vibes around him.

He hates confrontations.

He is always looking for someone to love him." There.

That's Chapter One.

The Final Four is one of those media-crush sports weekends where everything is grist for the mill.

Typically, the personalities are bland or intentionally toned down.

Too much attention, too many interviews, too-spicy quotes are not considered conducive to championships.

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