Last year it was Dawn Staley, this year Hootie did the honors…
Watch: Darius Rucker caught a TD pass during South Carolina spring game
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Watch: Nebraska players wore GoPro cameras during spring game
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 4/11/2015
Want to know what it’s like to play college football? The Nebraska Cornhuskers gave us a sneak peak during it’s spring game as some of the players wore GoPro’s during the game. Here’s what it looked like:
NCAA Tournament In Review, Part Four: Underscoring Why Goaltending And Basket Interference Rules Must Change
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We’ve reviewed the 2015 NCAA Tournament through the prism of teams and conferences. We’ve reviewed the event through the prism of players who left a mark, for better or worse. We’ve reviewed the tournament through the lens of coaches. Now, we conclude our series with a look at the basketball rules and policies that most […]
TCU embraces inner frog with new uniforms
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TCU will have new uniforms in 2015. That’s not so strange, because so many programs seem to update their look on an annual basis. This year, however, TCU is going overboard on the frog skin uniforms. Check them out. TCU had a perfectly fine look already, and this seems to take a step back. But hey, […]
Parting Shotmakers: NBA Departures Will Affect Several Programs More Than Most
0 comments by Joseph Nardone on 4/10/2015
We have reached a pivotal point in the college basketball season. It is the time of the year when some underclassmen forgo a few years of eligibility and declare for the NBA Draft. Because of that many of the teams we saw in the NCAA Tournament will look vastly different next season. It does make […]
NCAA Tournament In Review, Part Three: Coaches And The Land Of Inconvenient Truths
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What is there to be said about the 2015 NCAA Tournament through the prism of coaches that hasn’t been said already? We already know that Coach K is the coach of our generation… and frankly, in 1992, he had just about established himself as the coach of a previous generation as well. He’s the best […]
When Critical Inquiry Is Unequally Applied: Duke Benefits From A National Double Standard
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Now that the college basketball season is over, here’s a “hidden comparison” — no, not of team resumes (that’s before Selection Sunday), but team rosters. One team was led in every statistical category as a freshman, with three of its top four scorers in the same class. That team also boasted of nine McDonald’s All-Americans […]
NCAA Tournament In Review, Part II: Players Who Impressed and Disappointed
0 comments by Joseph Nardone on 4/9/2015
Sadly, the NCAA Tournament is over. Gone. Gone Baby Gone like that girl Morgan Freeman scooped up in that movie. That does not mean there’s no time left to discuss the fallout of the Big Dance. Not just who won it all, either. Rather, multiple aspects and angles which would go unnoticed or left untouched […]
Rice signs young Leukemia patient as honorary memory of Owls
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Great story here. Kudos to Rice. The Rice Football team held a special signing ceremony on April 8 to announce the addition of seven-year old Fre’derick “Ziggy” Stoval-Redd as an honorary member of the Owls as part of TEAM IMPACT [Houston Chronicle]
Baylor, which was torn to shreds by UCF in the 2014 Fiesta Bowl, badly needs to beat Michigan State in the Cotton Bowl — not only to bolster the Big 12 in comparison with the Big Ten, but to avoid an 0-for-2 albatross in premium postseason contests.
Don’t Bank on Big 12 Adding a Championship Game
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In a move sure to be dubbed as Prop Ronald Reagan, conferences are preparing to “deregulate” their championship games, according to a report from Dennis Dodd of CBSSports.com. The news naturally raises the question of whether a title game is coming for the Big 12. The 10-team league co-sponsored the measure with the ACC, so […]
Spring football game schedule for April 11th
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This Saturday, spring football games really kick up. Here’s the schedule (all times are EST)… AAC UConn- 3:00 PM ACC NC State- 1:00 PM- ESPN3 Florida State- 2:00 PM- ESPN3 Clemson- 2:30 PM Wake Forest- 3:00 PM- ESPN3 Big 12 Iowa State- 2:00 PM Oklahoma- 2 PM- Fox Sports Southwest Big Ten […]
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – APRIL 06: Tyus Jones #5 of the Duke Blue Devils reacts after a three point basket late in the second half against the Wisconsin Badgers during the NCAA Men’s Final Four National Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium on April 6, 2015 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Watch: The top plays from Duke’s National Championship victory
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Duke has released a video via their Youtube channel with the top plays from their National Championship win over Wisconsin. Here it is…
What changes should be made to spring football?
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Earlier today we talked about intriguing spring storylines in the morning portion of our weekly roundtable. This afternoon, we return as TSS Associate Editors Bart Doan and Terry Johnson join Kevin Causey in our weekly roundtables discussing all things college football. We concentrated on storylines this morning but this afternoon, we take a look at changes that […]
NCAA Tournament In Review, Part One: Teams And Conferences
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Every NCAA tournament leaves behind its share of expected occurrences, surprises that don’t shock, surprises that ambush the brain, and series of events that cut against the grain of the regular season. In the coming days at The Student Section, we’re going to put this tournament — and the season — in perspective. In separate […]
What is the most intriguing spring practice storyline?
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It’s Wednesday and that means that it’s time for another edition of The Student Section’s college football roundtable. TSS Associate Editors Bart Doan and Terry Johnson join Kevin Causey and a rotating special guest in our weekly roundtables discussing all things college football. Last week we discussed the greatest teams in the history of college football and […]
