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College Hoops Opening Night Viewers Guide
Note: As promised, we’re hitting college hoops hard right out of the gate. This post overlaps with Bry’s last post, but puts a focus on some of the games that will be aired on basic cable Friday night. The majority … Continue reading
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Tagged alabama, duke, florida, georgetown, kentucky, marquette, maryland, michigan st., nate wolters, nerlens noel, ohio st., otto porter, uconn
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Temple-Georgetown Preview
The 9th-ranked Georgetown Hoyas will travel to North Philly tonight to play Temple in what could end up being the single most important regular-season game for the Owls this year. Temple has made the tournament three straight years now, but … Continue reading
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Tagged austin freeman, georgetown, juan fernandez, lavoy allen, ramone moore, temple
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NCAA First Weekend Awards
On the eve of the Sweet Sixteen, let’s take a quick look back at how we got here. Jam-packed into not even 90 hours, there were 1950 game minutes of hoops this weekend, most of which Doogan and I (with a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 ncaa tournament, baylor, butler, cornell, gary williams, georgetown, maryland, michigan st., murray st., richmond, robert morris, st. mary's, texas, texas a&m, tom izzo, vanderbilt, villanova, wake forest
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Charting A Course to March: Games for Saturday, 2/6
There will be must-see games early next week, but before then, let’s take a look at three more Saturday games worth catching this week. #2 Villanova at #8 Georgetown, 12:00 on ESPN It was a somewhat odd win for Georgetown over Duke … Continue reading
Charting A Course to March: 3 Games to Watch on Saturday
The NFL season is down to its final game and on Monday the calendar will flip to February, which means it’s about time for all of you fair-weather college basketball fans out there to start paying attention so you can sound … Continue reading
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Tagged a.j. ogilvy, austin freeman, chris wright, cole aldrich, demarcus cousins, denis clemente, duke, eric bledsoe, georgetown, greg monroe, jacob pullen, jermaine beal, john wall, jon scheyer, kansas, kansas st., kentucky, kyle singler, marcus morris, nolan smith, sherron collins, vanderbilt, xavier henry
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Relatively Encouraging Start for the Owls
I know the baseball season just ended, but it’s college hoops already (I guess World Series trips don’t give us nearly as much of a “break,” huh?). Everything is different under Dunphy than it was under Chaney. Under Chaney, the … Continue reading
First Impressions of the 08-09 College Hoops Season
The glory that is the college basketball season is well underway, and I’m looking forward to settling in tonight for two top teams in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge, when Duke travels to Purdue. Baseball is the only sport I look forward … Continue reading
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Tagged blake griffin, davidson, duke, florida, georgetown, gonzaga, greivis vasquez, kyle singler, nick calathes, north carolina, notre dame, oklahoma, purdue, stephen curry, syracuse, tennessee, ty lawson
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BSB In-Attendance: UMBC is Going Dancing
If you have never gone to a low-major championship game, particularly one on a participant’s home floor, you are seriously missing out. I had my first opportunity to do just that on Saturday, when I went to the America East Championship between … Continue reading
