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Mad Ants' Tyler Hansbrough tunes out noise, turns up production


has been tearing it up, stockpiling double-doubles and receiving rave reviews since joining the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. In other words, he's dominating like an NBA veteran should in the NBA Development League. He's also tuning out all the noise. “Honestly, when I came here, I told myself I'm going to block everything out,” Hansbrough said. (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel)

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