College Basketball

Predictions for the "Last Four In." Stewart Mandel (cnn/si): North Carolina State, Northern Iowa, St. Mary's (CA), and UAB. Joe Lundari (espn): Buffalo, Iowa State, Northern Iowa, and North Ca...

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At the new home of yoco :: College Basketball , you'll notice a few new features, each designed to enable this blog to be a community forum for educated, informed and passionate commentary on col...

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Spent much of the weekend (and this morning) working to upgrade yoco :: College Basketball. The result? Didn't have time to produce a morning roundup. Sorry! By early-afternoon, however, I shoul...

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Uber-blogger and Greensboro (NC) News & Record contributor Ed Cone is up with his "beginner's guide to the blogosphere." In his weekly column, Ed kindly mentioned and linked to this very blog. ...

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Am taking today off. Tomorrow should be the big day . Feel free to use this thread to comment on today's games. I'm looking forward to Duke-Wake Forest.

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Use this thread to comment on today's "Bracket Buster" games.

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Use this thread to comment on today's non-"Bracket Buster" games.

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-- Dick Harmon of the Deseret (UT) Morning News praises University of New Mexico athletic director Rudy Davalos for standing up to ESPN. When the WWLIS called to ask Harmon to move the start tim...

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-- Unlike the rest of college hoops nation, Roy Williams isn't looking forward to a game between North Carolina and Kansas in the NCAA Tournament. > "I don't know if I could handle it....

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-- A few months back, I suggested the Lakeland (FL) Ledger's Corey Long read "Bringing Down the House " on his flight out to Vegas. The result? (Though I can't find his original blog post descr...

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-- Just when I was about to observe Fred Barakat had gone missing around these parts and google his highness to see what the ACC's associate commissioner had been up to, this happens . You. Must....

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-- Chip Alexander of the Raleigh News & Observer debunks several rumors about North Carolina State's Ilian Evtimov. The Wolfpack's forward (1) does not plan to graduate this year, give up his fi...

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-- Bob Condotta pens a must-read piece for the Seattle Times, noting Lou Campanelli's response to Dick Bennett's criticisms of Pac 10 officiating, finding Rob Evans on the hot seat at Arizona St...

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-- Behind a big game from Chuck Davis and an extended press that stifled the Razorbacks' offense, Alabama yesterday defeated Arkansas. The Crimson Tide are America's second most mysterious team...

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-- Tim Froberg of the Green Bay (WI) News-Chronicle takes a look at Benito Flores, UWGB's leading scorer and rebounder. Here's hoping the NCAA grants his appeal and provides Flores another year ...

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-- Caulton Tudor of the Raleigh (NC) News & Observer suggests that if North Carolina State fails to make the NCAA Tournament this year, Herb Sendek will be coaching for his job next season. He m...

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-- Wednesday's Must-Read: As usual, Tom Luicci's column for the Newark (NJ) Star-Ledger. (Which reminds me - oh, the shame! - that I on Monday forgot to link to Dick Jerardi's must-read column ...

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-- Don't look now, but South Carolina is back on the NCAA Tournament bubble after yesterday upending Kentucky in Columbia. The Wildcats' loss shouldn't come as too big a surprise; the Gamecocks ...

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-- Dan Raley of the Seattle (WA) Post-Intelligencer notes that the Pac 10 isn't getting any older. Last season, 13 of 50 starters were seniors. This year, 13 of 50 starters (again) are seniors. ...

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-- The Detroit News' Dave Dye writes up Michigan State's deep bench and Tom Izzo's 11-man playing rotation. Coaches around the country, it turns out, are calling the Spartans coach to inquire ab...

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-- Mike Allende of the Everett (WA) Daily Herald notes Tim Floyd is already working hard to rebuild USC. Think Pete Carroll has given him a few pointers? -- Jeff Pinkham of the Burlington (VT)...

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This morning. And I was too frustrated to post even a sorry (!) message. Sorry folks. Same time, same place, tomorrow morning.

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Your comments on today's games?

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Joe Lunardi's latest edition of Bracketology includes Indiana as among the "last four out." But at 11-10 and lacking a road win of any significance, the Hoosiers (RPI: 90 ) can only be consider...

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Middle school all over again. I failed to receive an invitation to the least exclusive party ever: Michael Jackson's trial. The list of those slated to testify includes Kobe Bryant (!), Elizab...

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