The West Coast’s One-Two Punch
San Diego State and Gonzaga are carrying the banner for West Coast basketball this year.
College Football Re-Alignment Part Four (Big Ten)
Big Ten Conference East Ohio State Penn State Pittsburgh Michigan Michigan State Indiana Purdue West Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin Illinois Northwestern Missouri In 2011, the Big Ten Conference expanded from 11 schools to 12 when the Nebraska Cornhuskers left the Big 12 Conference. The addition of Nebraska would allow the Big Ten to add the [...]
A Sign Of Things To Come
After a six-year hiatus everything is in place for the University of Connecticut to rejoin the Big East Conference which will be a huge boost for the school's premier athletic programs such as men's and women's basketball. The past six years have seen Connecticut play the part of a "fish out of water" in the [...]
Welcome Home
A return to the Big East Conference will allow the Connecticut Huskies men's basketball program to return to prominence.
Johnnies Not Good
Chris Mullin was able to get the St. John's Red Storm to the NCAA Tournament, but it was short stay.
The Johnnies Case For The Big Dance
A win over the Villanova Wildcats will go a very long for the NCAA Tournament resume of the St. John's Red Storm.
Westwood Woes
There are expectations and then there is what is expected in regards to UCLA Bruins Men's Basketball. The Bruins have a storied history which includes 18 Final Four appearances and 11 national championships in the 100-year history of the program. And UCLA has been home to a who's who of basketball royalty which includes Lew [...]
Are The Johnnies For Real?
Chris Mullin has plenty to smile about, but will he and his St. John's Red Storm be able to hang with the big boys of the Big East Conference?
Instant Offense
Donte DiVencenzo was a one-man wrecking crew for Villanova in their title win over Michigan.
Super Nova
In 2013, the landscape of college basketball changed as the original Big East Conference was no more. The Syracuse Orange and Pittsburgh Panthers were at the front of the exodus when they looked for "greener" pastures in the Atlantic Coast Conference as these schools were chasing more football revenue. With it apparent that it was [...]