It’s high time we checked in on the wonderful world of college basketball with March Madness just weeks away and major story lines forming across the country as we lead up to sport’s most exciting tournament.
On Campus: Sun Devils Making Their Move Read Post »
Over the last three games, Guiton set a school record with 12 touchdowns and has earned back-to-back Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week honours. But in Miller, we are talking about a player that finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting last year, so how can you really keep him on the bench if he’s healthy, regardless of Guiton’s exploits? It’ll be interesting to see how this plays out as the Buckeyes near a huge matchup Saturday against No. 23 Wisconsin.
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“We can play faster. Tajh slowed us down a whole bunch. That was some of our biggest downfalls. He played well, he played like a veteran, like he’s supposed to play. But as far as the tempo, especially in the third and fourth quarter, he was the one slowing us down because he wasn’t getting his eyes to the sidelines quick enough.”
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After great runs at Tulsa, Georgia and Kentucky (where he guided the Wildcats to an NCAA title in 1998), Smith has taken his act to Minnesota and completely turned around the Golden Gophers program. This team was 8-22 the season before Smith arrived and has gone 20-14, 22-11 and 21-14 in the three seasons since. It’s unbelievable what a difference a fantastic coach can make in college hoops. Unbelievable.
On Campus: Tubby Time Read Post »
One of the biggest surprises in men’s college basketball kept rolling yesterday as Butler recovered from its only loss of the season to down Purdue 68-65 in the opener of the annual Wooden Tradition at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The Bulldogs, ranked 18th in the nation, continued their dream season with yet another victory over
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The Tar Heels apparently have their mojo back when it comes to beating the Wildcats.’ The two winningest programs in college basketball history met in Chapel Hill yesterday with North Carolina emerging victorious 75-63, for a third straight victory over Kentucky. UNC was 16-6 all-time against UK when the two storied schools turned their series
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