By Editor on Friday, April 9, 2010 Filed Under: Featured, General Sports
Reviewing the 2010 NCAA Tournament and a look at the baseball season.
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March Madness – what might have been
McNabb traded [...]
By Editor on Thursday, April 1, 2010 Filed Under: College Basketball, Featured
More March Madness talk and calling bs on Roger Clemens and Pete Rose’s sex life.
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March Madness
Is Tom Izzo a [...]
By Editor on Friday, March 26, 2010 Filed Under: College Basketball, Featured
We discuss what might be the best opening weekend of the NCAA tournament since the field expanded to 64 teams.
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By Vin on Sunday, March 21, 2010 Filed Under: College Basketball, Featured
After watching 98.6% of the NCAA basketball tournament over the last 4 days (hey, the NCAA wrestling finals are on too as I discovered when I inadvertently switched to ESPN), I’ve concluded this has to be the best opening week in tournament history — well, at least in my tournament watching history. (There [...]
By bsd987 on Friday, August 21, 2009 Filed Under: College Basketball, Featured
Nice try, Gary Parrish. Very nice try.
But if I were to say you were wrong, it would very well diminish the meaning of “wrong” for future generations, and I don’t feel comfortable doing that.
You are past wrong, beyond wrong if you will. You are located somewhere between fool and foolish, probably closer to the previous [...]
By BostonMac on Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Filed Under: College Basketball
By Ryan McGowan
If, as T.S. Eliot once wrote in The Waste Land, “April is the cruelest month,” then March is the second cruelest, but only if you happen to hate basketball.
(Which, since basketball was invented in Springfield, Mass., makes you un-American and probably a Communist.)
By Trevor on Tuesday, March 17, 2009 Filed Under: College Basketball, Featured
This was my Monday night at Costco….
Meltable Cheddar Cheese……going to need some of that…….chili…..better grab three cans…..buffalo wings…..that’s a check……blue cheese dressing…..gotta go back and get some blue cheese dressing……hmmmmm….mozzarella sticks…welcome aboard…..jalapeno poppers….gotta get some sour cream…..tortilla chips….are we sure two bags are enough…..salsa…..a given…..guacamole…..that’s a check…..wow…….tough decision…….Yuengling……..Sierra Nevada Pale Ale……Yuengling…..Sierra Nevada…….Yuengling….Sierra Nevada……gotta go with [...]
By Trevor on Tuesday, February 24, 2009 Filed Under: College Basketball
By Trevor Freeman
With March Madness right around the corner….God Bless the NCAA Tournament, we decided to do a little preliminary analysis for those of you pining for the moment that the bracket is revealed. Over the past month, I have sat down and watched as much college basketball as humanly possible. I formulated the sixteen [...]
By writur mkd on Tuesday, January 27, 2009 Filed Under: College Basketball, Philadelphia Eagles
By: Maurice K Dixon
It’s nice to know when some pick your team, but it makes me a little uneasy when all pick my team as the next one to cut down the last arrangement of nets. Honestly, I don’t have an issue with the experts’ opinions. I have issues with the increasing expectations because they [...]
By djcfla1 on Thursday, July 3, 2008 Filed Under: College Basketball
A few years ago NBA Commissioner David Stern and NCAA President Myles Brand came together and established the one year rule, which states that an incoming NBA player must be out of high school for at least one year prior to the draft. The rule was stated as a move to lead high school players [...]