And Utah State opponents wish the Aggie fans didn’t have that constitutional right. Besides crushing opponents’ souls, Utah State also crushed two backboards this week — though the players only account for one of those backboards.
Author: Michael Protos
NCAA Tournament Bracket Breakdown: Projected Field 2.0
The Big East almost certainly will break the record for most bids from a single conference. And it would probably do so even without expansion.
NCAA Tournament Outlook for ACC Teams
Besides Duke and North Carolina, who else has a chance to go dancing in March?
No Love for the Polls on Valentine’s Day
We highlight stories ranging from injuries and dismissals to a Viking pillaging Youngstown State and creative designs for the hardwood. Plus: a proposal for tweaking the polls to make them more useful — and fun.
Big 12 Player Ratings 4.0
Kansas has the depth to overcome injuries to super reserve Thomas Robinson and the highly touted Josh Selby.
SEC Player Ratings 4.0
Kentucky is getting ready for what could be an even better NCAA Tournament run than last season.
Huge Weekend Looms for ACC’s Five Bubble Teams
Boston College, Clemson, Maryland, Miami and Virginia Tech have plenty of work left to do, and this weekend’s match ups present huge opportunities for nearly all of them.
Flash Mobs and the Soul-Endangering Jimmer Mania
We’ve had a busy week, with another major winter storm wreaking havoc and leaving two teams stranded. Plus, Kansas students have fun in the stands, Jimmer worshiping isn’t cool with all BYU students, and the Big East doesn’t have any Final Four contenders. Wait, what?
Bracket Breakdown: Mock Tournament 1.0
In our first projected NCAA Tournament field of the 2010-11 season, we immediately notice the difficulty in filling out a 68-team field with somewhat mediocre teams.
Oliver Injury Gives Hewitt a Lineup Dilemma
The Yellow Jackets’ strength wasn’t size before 6-6 Brian Oliver went down for a few weeks with a thumb injury. Would a four-guard lineup make sense for Paul Hewitt’s team?
