Tag "March Madness"
Bubble Burst: Conference Tournament Edition
Tweet Sunday marked the end of the regular season for most teams although the Ivy League and a handful of nonconference games will be played as conference tournament action heats
March Madness: Bubble Busters Edition
Tweet We’re down to the wire for this year’s Division 1 men’s college basketball season. Most teams will be finishing up final games within the week before the conference tournaments
March Madness: Follow the Action!
Tweet College professors will have to be a bit forgiving over the next few weeks. With hoop action heating up for men and women alike, students across hundreds of college
College Basketball Homestretch: Bubble Teams Step It Up
Tweet Hokies, Huskies & Illini Must Win With Selection Sunday just 12 days away, several teams remain on the cusp as the regular season winds down and conference tourney play
Holiday Hoops Light Up College Campuses
Tweet The men’s college basketball season is in transition right now as teams finish up their non-conference activity before starting their nine week push to the post season. No games
College Basketball? Too Early For That!
Tweet Does anyone else believe that the college basketball season is starting much too early? To my surprise, the first games got underway a week ago – November 9th to
On the Cusp of March Madness!
Tweet The most important time of the year in the men’s college basketball season is almost upon us, March Madness, the month long countdown to the Final Four. For some
Last Ten — Say Again?
Tweet Men’s college basketball, particularly on the Division 1 level is a peculiar beast with 360 teams playing at that level. At the end of the season, each squad with
Let The Madness Begin!
Tweet March Madness is in full swing with the conference tournaments completed, Selection Sunday behind us, and the first game of the 65-team tournament scheduled for today. What a weird
Men’s Basketball – Who Is Best?
Tweet I haven’t been paying that much attention to NCAA men’s basketball much this year, although two local teams — Duke and North Carolina — are doing quite well, but
