Month: March 2008

Cleveland State: Jackson Injures Ankle Again

Jackson Injures Ankle Again: Cleveland State guard Cedric Jackson injured his ankle during the second half of his team’s 70-55 defeat to Butler in the Horizon League Tournament championship game. Jackson had already sustained the same injury to his left ankle in January. He was the Vikings’ second-leading scorer and […]

Big East Notebook

Big East Conference Notebook by Zach Smart NEW YORK – This is what it all trickled down to. After back-to-back-to-back do-or-die games, non-stop live hoops, constant reliance on live scores, updates, and television highlights, a Land Rover-load of buffalo wings and a Hudson River full of cold beer (which allowed […]

Jay Greene A Big Key For UMBC

Little Man Comes Up Big For UMBC by Phil Kasiecki CATONSVILLE, Md. – Jay Greene has been the “little guy” his whole life. He’s always been viewed that way, with his size defining him to outsiders. When it comes to basketball, a game where size often matters, his size defines […]

MAC Tournament Semifinals

MAC Semifinals by Bill Kintner CLEVELAND – For second time in two days Akron has exacted some revenge against a team that beat them earlier in the season. Tonight it was Western Michigan that felt the revenge wrath of the Zips as they fell to Akron 73-62. In a game […]

NCAA: NCAA Tournament Is Ready to Roll

NCAA Tournament Is Ready to Roll: The selection committee has delivered the brackets, and March Madness is ready to roll. North Carolina is the overall No. 1 seed in the tournament, and Memphis, UCLA and Kansas join the Tar Heels as No. 1 seeds. Happy bubble teams include Saint Joseph’s, […]

NCAA: The Daily Grind

The Daily Grind: Selection Sunday is here, and five automatic bids remain in the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, SEC and Southland tournaments. Kansas and Texas are jockeying for seeding in the Big 12 championship, while Georgia and Illinois hope to shock everyone with SEC and Big Ten titles, respectively, […]