The last Saturday of exclusively regular season play seemed to follow the script of many others. We look at notes from many of the day’s games of consequence.
Columns
Talking Hoops with Ted Sarandis – February 27, 2016
The latest edition of Talking Hoops with Ted Sarandis touches on a number of topics as the regular season is about to end for many conferences.
More than numbers to Jekiri’s play for Miami
Miami center Tonye Jekiri impacts the game in many ways that aren’t apparent in looking at a box score, especially defensively. For that reason, Jim Larranaga is campaigning for him to be the ACC Defensive Player of the Year.
Saturday Notes – February 20, 2016
On a day with a lot of games that had NCAA Tournament implications, it seemed like more bubble teams lost games they couldn’t afford to than won to advance their candidacy further.
Talking Hoops with Ted Sarandis – February 20, 2016
Our latest edition of Talking Hoops with Ted Sarandis looks at top teams continuing to go down, this time all at once, and a surging Atlantic Sun team ahead of another big weekend.
Syracuse maybe NCAA worthy, but deserves no breaks for suspension
Syracuse may or may not deserve to be an NCAA Tournament team this year
Saturday Notes – February 13, 2016
A big day of action included a number of bubble teams scoring important wins, especially teams that moved closer to the right side of the bubble.
Talking Hoops with Ted Sarandis – February 13, 2016
In our latest conversation, we look at the great balance that continues and what it could mean with the NCAA Tournament, along with a controversial call earlier this week and a few other notes from around the country.
Scanning the Nation Notebook: Atlantic 10, Wisconsin, Siena, Notre Dame & more
Looking around the country with our weekly notebook, checking in on the Atlantic 10, Wisconsin, Siena, Louisiana-Lafayette and others.
Louisville shows downside when college sports is strictly business
Business decisions abounded at Louisville, and that’s a sad thing. College sports can do better.
