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Updated Conference tournament brackets for March 13
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Conference Tournament Reset: Preparing You For What’s Next
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Conference tournament action has hit the semifinals for most of the major conferences. There are a few stragglers like the Big Ten and SEC that end on Sunday, but for the most part we have the juicy matchups set. Today was a day of really bad losses by teams trying to make a tournament bid. […]
PHOTO: Tulane’s black helmet and jersey for 2015
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While you may be busy watching basketball tournaments, football equipment managers and staff members are getting ready for the upcoming season and getting new uniforms ready to go. For Tulane, that means getting ready to roll out their new alternate black jersey and helmet for 2015. Tulane has worn black jerseys before, but the matte […]
Quickly Breaking Down the End of Ole Miss-South Carolina
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Ole Miss was upset in the SEC tournament. This game was on the SEC Network so you might not have seen it. Don’t fear, we here at the Student Section have your back. Things started off pretty exciting. With USC up by two with 2:12 remaining, Stefan Moody of Ole Miss drilled a three for […]
Monte Morris Caps Iowa State Comeback Over Texas
0 comments by Scott on 3/12/2015
The Texas Longhorns had a big lead pretty much all night against the Iowa State Cyclones in the Big 12 tournament. It was looking like Texas was on their way to cementing an NCAA tournament bid as they held a 10 point lead with 3:35 remaining. Then Texas decided to go all out Texas. Iowa […]
American Athletic Conference Tournament Preview
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The AAC tournament kicks off this afternoon in Hartford, Connecticut. It’s one of the more unusual tournaments in the country because the 6th seeded team is the second favorite to pull down the tournament crown. The Connecticut Huskies are two made buzzer beating three pointers and a Shaq Goodwin shot that bounced 4 times on […]
Tournament Time Reminds Us: Not All Endings Are Created Equal
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‘Tis the season in college basketball — the season when seasons end. Once in a great while, a season headed for a dead end suddenly finds new life. Yes, this can apply to an NCAA tournament level of achievement, but only for a blueblood program such as Kentucky. For the Wildcats and other select programs, […]
Endgame Management: “One Stop, One Score” Sounds Logical, But It’s Not
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You’re going to watch more college basketball on television than you can possibly stand over the next four days, and the cycle will be repeated the following Thursday through Sunday as well during the first (sprawling) weekend of the NCAA tournament. When you watch waves of games — one after the other — it will […]
Big 12 Tournament Preview
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The Big 12 tournament kicks off today, but really does not start in earnest until Thursday with the quarterfinals. The bottom four teams in the league are relegated to the opening round games, which pits Texas against Texas Tech, and Kansas State against TCU, with the Longhorns needing at least a win to feel good […]
Watch: FIU hits half-court buzzer beater to win opening round game
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It’s March Madness and that means…BUZZER BEATERS! UTSA hit a three pointer to tie up FIU with just 2.7 seconds left but then FIU out did them by hitting this half-court game winner!
Watch: FSU player slips in-bounding ball, Clemson scores easily
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Now this is something you don’t see everyday. The ball clearly hits out of bounds but the refs let it go and it’s not a call that they could reverse by looking at the replay..
Which non-Power 5 quarterback do you want as the face of your franchise?
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Earlier today, we started our trek on the long and winding road to the college football season by rolling out the first of our weekly roundtables. This afternoon, we are back with another installment as TSS Associate Editors Bart Doan and Terry Johnson join Kevin Causey and a rotating special guest in our weekly roundtables discussing all […]
Times And Seasons: College Football Isn’t The Only Sport Which Needs To Regulate Its Regular Season
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If you follow college football on a regular basis, at least as something more than a merely casual fan, you know that one of the many issues connected to the arrangement of the sport is the length of conference schedules. The SEC — as the most prominent conference in college football — has bandied about […]
LSU stopped Vanderbilt on Saturday. The Tigers aren’t stopping in their pursuit of an NCAA berth, which is picking up momentum.
Potential Power Conference Bid Thieves
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One of the biggest topics surrounding Championship Week is bid thieves, or — for people who don’t like that term — surprising autobid winners. These are teams that don’t have a case for an at-large NCAA tournament bid; they can only make it if they win their conference tournament. What we are going to do […]
A Sad Day In Green Bay: Saying Goodbye to Keifer Sykes and the End of an Era
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The world is a much smaller place than it was to our parents. Everything is a known commodity now or, at least, thought to be. Very few things, events and people get through the cracks. It doesn’t really matter if it’s a good or bad thing either. All things, with the ease of accessibility the […]
