Category Archives: College Hoops

We are  now only a week away from the end of the longest offseason in American sports.   There hasn’t been a college basketball game that counts since the beginning of April.  Now, we are into November and we only … Continue reading →

The Committee did a pretty fantastic job all the way around, this year.  And, one of the most striking successes of this bracket is the balance that each region has.  The Midwest is no exception.  They have a UNC team … Continue reading →

Well, talk about throwing a wrench in the works.  The #1-seed in the East just lost their most important player for the tournament.  This region is, all of a sudden, the definition of “wide open.” Syracuses’s Pod – Thu/Sat in … Continue reading →

The West Region is pretty stacked and, therefore, pretty wide open.  While they had a terrific season (and have the best tournament coach ever that isn’t named Wooden), it’s hard not to have some doubt in this region’s top seed, … Continue reading →

The first two rounds of the NCAA tournament constitute the greatest 4 days on the sporting calendar every year.  It never disappoints and always lives up to its ridiculous hype.  It’s simply the best.  Forget “filling out our brackets” to … Continue reading →

Now that that awful 2011-12 NFL season has drawn to an awful conclusion, everyone can now turn their attention a college hoops season that is much more intriguing than one might think, given the disappoinment of some of the top … Continue reading →

After 24 conference previews, we are now down to the final 8 conferences.  These are, most likely, going to be the competitors for the First Four 16-seed games and the other 16- and 15-seeds.  For the most part, these guys … Continue reading →

Okay, so we’ve previewed the top half of the country in college hoops, now let’s get down to the other half.  The next 8 conferences are more of the third tier, in that they are never looking at multiple NCAA … Continue reading →