Extra Onions is a roundup of college hoops stuff from around the 'Webs. As always, email or follow me on Twitter to send along links I should see.

• The Karen Sypher saga rolls on: Sypher was appointed a new attorney on Friday after separating with her former law man, Thomas Clay, over what Clay called "irreconcilable differences." (Lawyers love to use this term. It's like me and the word "endearing." I always say that word, to the point of annoying my friends.) Anyway, her new lawyer is named James A. Earhart, and he sounds like a pretty good lawyer, and good God this case is still happening, isn't it? When will this thing go away?

• Some other Kentucky basketball news: Here's video of a UK basketball pickup game. John Wall does some semi-awesome stuff in the midst of what is possibly the laziest game of all-time. Still, worth watching:

• An NBA-oriented scouting report of Luke Harangody. It'll be interesting to see if Harangody can do anything differently in his senior year to make him more appealing to the NBA. If Tyler Hansbrough can get drafted in the lottery, surely Harangody has a roster spot somewhere, right?

• Dana O'Neil tracks Isiah Thomas on the road. Apparently, Thomas isn't using flash and name recognition on his recruiting trips; he's played it low-key instead. In the meantime, Tom Crean has printed up a set of t-shirts for himself and his coaches, so "kids could see us coming and going." Thomas as the quiet underdog? This is a change.

• In response to the Sporting News's best-ever coaches list, About.com delves into the worst coaches of all-time. The usual suspects abound.

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