NCAABB Blog Posts

By: 100%InjuryRate  |  3  |  3  |  >7 days ago

Because tomorrow is the Kentucky Derby, today is Kentucky Day here at the blog. And our next Kentucky related item includes this fascinating (read: disturbing) news tidbit. It seems that Univer...  Read More »

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Teams:  Kentucky Wildcats

Tagged as:  Bizarre

By: CriticalFanatic  |  3  |  1  |  >7 days ago

Hoosiers freshman Eli Holman planned to have a cordial meeting with the new coaching staff to discuss his interest in transferring. It went about as well as Indiana's basketball season. Tom Crea...  Read More »

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Teams:  Indiana Hoosiers
Players:  Eli Holman

By: 100%InjuryRate  |  7  |  7  |  >7 days ago

Barack Obama may not be able to bowl, but he can ball. Or at least he used to be able to - here's a clip from his high school days. It's a little harder now that he's 46. Regardless, the man who wou...  Read More »

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Teams:  North Carolina Tar Heels

Tagged as:  Politics and Athletes

By: 100%InjuryRate  |  5  |  0  |  >7 days ago

I remember the good old days of college athletes and academics. An entrepreneurial athlete used to have to find a nerd to his work for him. But that presented problems if the athlete couldn't find ...  Read More »

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Teams:  Buffalo Bulls

Tagged as:  Dumbass

By: CriticalFanatic  |  3  |  0  |  >7 days ago

Originally, some very surprising news this afternoon out of Louisiana. Stanford's Trent Johnson, fresh off a Sweet 16 run, will be leaving to coach LSU who finished at 13-18. On second glance, pro...  Read More »

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By: 100%InjuryRate  |  4  |  2  |  >7 days ago

If you're wondering what's going on nationally tonight, there's one damn thing. And that's the women's NCAA Championship, which pits Tennessee against Stanford. This is a pretty intriguing match...  Read More »

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By: 100%InjuryRate  |  1  |  0  |  >7 days ago

The 10 most ridiculous Dick Vitale moments. [The World of Isaac] Brazilian dwarf soccer is awesome on so many levels. [The Spoiler] What the hell was Roy Williams thinking last night? [Deadspi...  Read More »

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By: 100%InjuryRate  |  2  |  6  |  >7 days ago

For the most part, I thought that karma caught up with the Memphis Tigers last night at the free throw line. After all, Calipari said all year when hounded about free throws that "we make them ...  Read More »

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By: CriticalFanatic  |  4  |  7  |  >7 days ago

I was pleasantly surprised with the tune of John Calipari's post game interview with the lovely Sam Ryan. He was saying all the right things, taking the blame off his players and putting i...  Read More »

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By: CriticalFanatic  |  5  |  2  |  >7 days ago

I'd say we're off to a pretty solid start in 2008 as far as championship games are concerned. One of the best Super Bowls ever, complete with perhaps the most clutch play ever, has been fo...  Read More »

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By: ohiostate1016  |  0  |  0  |  >7 days ago

Even though I outwardly hated on Kansas throughout the entire year, I was still compelled to say the following on March 22 in this blog: Crazy Tampa - NCAA First Round Wrapup. ohiostate1016 wrote:...  Read More »

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By: ntimid8  |  2  |  4  |  >7 days ago

This was one game to definately remember. In my house it was me, a Memphis native and my son pulling for the Tigers. Honestly though, I am a Florida Gator Gal and lil man, well he is a Mississippi Sta...  Read More »

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By: CriticalFanatic  |  6  |  1  |  >7 days ago

Here's video of the oh-so clutch Mario Chalmers hitting the game-tying three-pointer to keep the Kansas Jayhawks alive and send the game to OT. Chalmers was obviously named the tournament's Mo...  Read More »

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By: jaredprebish  |  0  |  0  |  >7 days ago

Well.. I missed most of the game tonight (damn work got in the way!). I listened to a chunk of the last 8 minutes in the car on the radio. I about gave up when Memphis was up 9 and seemed poised. And ...  Read More »

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By: CriticalFanatic  |  4  |  6  |  >7 days ago

So John Calipari, how about those unimportant free throws? Memphis led 60-51 late in the second half, but their poor free throwing shooting finally came back to haunt them as was predicted by ...  Read More »

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By: 100%InjuryRate  |  2  |  8  |  >7 days ago

Yes there is. The NCAA Championship. Watch it. That is all. College men's basketball:  NCAA tournament championship, Kansas vs. Memhpis, at San Antonio, CBS, 9 p.m. Major League Baseball:&nb...  Read More »

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By: CriticalFanatic  |  2  |  73  |  >7 days ago

First things first -- let's give Ken Pomeroy a pat on the back. The #1 and #2 in his rating will be squaring off tonight. Based on how Kansas and Memphis played Saturday night this could go down a...  Read More »

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By: 100%InjuryRate  |  3  |  1  |  >7 days ago

If you think the Knicks have had a pretty bad year, you'd be more than right. But I'm sure you probably thought, well, there's nothing else that can happen this year. But you'd be wrong. St...  Read More »

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By: Exley  |  0  |  0  |  >7 days ago

Take that Roy Williams. Your team was unable to overcome the karmic debt you purchased when you ran up the score on Arkansas. A step too slow, a shot just off, a call that should have gone your w...  Read More »

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By: 100%InjuryRate  |  3  |  7  |  >7 days ago

There was already talk before the Final Four started that if UCLA didn't win the national championship this year, that Ben Howland would become the new Marv Levy. Even though that's an incredibly st...  Read More »

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