It hurt me Sunday to watch such an integral player glued to the pine with no chance of suiting up and balling. It should hurt you too if you’re a real basketball fan. If you have watched North Carolina at all this year, or last year for that matter when he was inserted into the [...]
After watching the Huskies in person this year, I came away from the XL Center with a few observations. First and foremost, Andre Drummond is going to be an absolute stud. UConn has a great tradition in recent years of dominant big men, but Drummond might take the cake when all is said and done. [...]
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St. Johns reportedly lost another scholarship player today when starting sophomore guard Nurideen Lindsey decided now was a good time to transfer out of the Big Apple. He will be eligible to head elsewhere after this current semester is finished which leaves Steve Lavin’s squad extremely thin heading into the new year. This is all [...]
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Some Nebraska fans still think their team was better back in 1997. I am not one of those fans. You may remember that year when Michigan and Nebraska both went undefeated but in the end it was Michigan who was crowned national champs, much to the dismay of Cornhusker Nation. I remember all the Nebraska [...]
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The town of Clemson, South Carolina is currently buzzing. In case you have not noticed, the perennially underachieving Tigers are now 7-0 and are making big time noise in the ACC. This is a program that gets hyped every year in the summer and they are usually an afterthought by early fall but for the [...]
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As if the Big East doesn’t have enough to worry about these days. Amidst reports that the Big East is now delaying its invitations to potential suitors, South Florida and Pittsburgh went out and stunk up the joint big time this past weekend. Detractors of the Big East had another reason to knock the conference [...]
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Rutgers is currently sitting on top of the Big East standings as the only 2-0 team in the conference. While the Scarlet Knights are the only team besides Pitt to play more than one conference game, they’re still 4-1. Rutgers only blemish came in Chapel Hill when they lost to the Tarheels 24-22 back on [...]
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UT has made it clear so far that the 2010 season, when the Longhorns finished 5-7, is firmly in the rear-view mirror. As Texas heads into this week’s Red River Rivalry game against the Sooners, Mack Brown’s squad is 4-0 and they’re looking to avenge last year’s 28-20 loss. Bob Stoops’ #3 ranked Sooners are ten [...]
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