I’ve finally decided to jump in the deep end and do a “way too early” top 25. I’ve always avoided a list like this because we don’t know who’s leaving for the NBA early plus there’s a million or two kids in the Transfer Database. But here we are… 1.Read More →
When the buzzer sounded on Duke’s season, it didn’t take long before the anti-one and done crowd started celebrating. The Blue Devils freshmen had become this generations Fab Five in way of hype. Zion Williamson was the face of college basketball. RJ Barrett (Canada) and Cam Reddish (USA) had priorRead More →
The Blue Devils went into the locker room of tonight’s Sweet Sixteen game down four. When they came out fans witnessed a more aggressive team dedicated to getting the ball to the front of the rim. That’s where RJ Barrett changed the entire complexion of the game. Barrett would finishRead More →
The whirlwind of the first four days is over and now we get to the nitty gritty. It’s Sweet Sixteen time! We rank each team by region. East Region Duke Blue Devils Michigan State Spartans LSU Tigers Virginia Tech Hokies So on the surface this looks like chalk because isRead More →
South Region Best Player: Kyle Guy Kyle Guy’s offense could be the difference between UVA coming up just short or making it to the title game. Guy has career highs in every offensive category. For all that’s made out of the Pack-Line, it will be the Cavaliers ability to scoreRead More →
Midwest Region Best Player: Coby White Finding the best player in the Midwest Region was extremely difficult. It could’ve been anyone from Fletcher Magee to Dedric Lawson to Marial Shayock to Myles Powell. But when the dust settled, it was Coby White. The freshman point guard has learned how toRead More →
West Region Best Player: Ja Morant I apologize to have of Gonzaga’s lineup, the twins in Nevada, and several others in the West Region. I couldn’t resist going with Morant. Per Kenpom, Morant is ranked 8th %Min, 3rd in %Poss, and 1st in ARate. He controls the game is soRead More →
East Region Best Player: Zion Williamson Williamson is the most dynamic player in the country. His explosiveness has turned long time Duke haters into Duke lovers. He averages 22 points and 9 rebounds on a team with a roster that is an embarrassment of riches. The Blue Devils look ordinaryRead More →
As I boarded the 4:50 am train in Washington D.C., I had high hopes for the teams from DC and Virginia. VCU was the Atlantic 10 winner. George Mason was in the top four until the last couple weeks of the season. George Washington had beat UMass the night before. OverRead More →
Any talk of Georgetown making the NCAA tournament died tonight on the Garden floor. The Hoyas were manhandled by Seton Hall 73-57. The first half was a house of horrors for the Hoyas. They turned the ball over 9 times. Georgetown head coach, Patrick Ewing lamented the sloppy play. “Turnovers.Read More →