Out of Bounds Show Podcast
In one of the more dominant performances of the NCAA tournament, Michigan defeated Florida by a score of 79-59 to advance to the Final Four. The first half was all about the Wolverines, as they were simply more prepared to play. They scored the first 13 points of the game, and they continued to pound…
Congratulations, Kaleb Tarczewski. You are the sole survivor of the college basketball freshman top 10. The Arizona center is the only member of the Rivals.com Class of 2012 top 10 still playing in this NCAA tournament. Not only that, he’s the only player to even win a game in this NCAA tournament. Five other top…
Hot out of the oven, here’s what you need to be building your Thursday and Friday nights around. Per CBS PR, Saturday’s Elite Eight times will be announced on Thursday after the conclusion of the day’s games, and the same for Sunday’s times coming once Friday’s finishes are all through. read more: cbssports.com
Presidents and regents from colleges off the beaten path had to be blowing up their text messaging Sunday night. If Florida Gulf Coast University can do it … In an NCAA Tournament opening week that produced dominance by No. 1 seed Louisville, a Big Ten party and a Mountain West retreat, the biggest buzz was supplied…
Eight Presidents of the United States. Forty-seven Nobel Prize winners. Forty-seven more Pulitzer Prize recipients. And one NCAA tournament victory. Harvard, that bastion of Supreme Court justices, captains of industry and high school valedictorians, continued its rise in men’s basketball with a historic 68-62 victory over New Mexico on Thursday in Salt Lake City. “YYYYYEEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!,” tweeted…
Texas’ hopes for a resurrection in the postseason were cut down emphatically Thursday night at the Big 12 men’s basketball tournament at the Sprint Center. Kansas State, and specifically, Rodney McGruder, made sure of it. The No. 2-seeded Wildcats overwhelmed the seventh-seeded Longhorns in the second half behind McGruder’s 24-point night on the way to…
Get the latest 2013 NCAA Basketball Tournament Prediction from Bracketology expert Jerry Palm. Palm has been making NCAA Tournament predictions since 1994 when he began tracking the RPI. After starting CollegeRPI.com he became one of the top experts on the RPI and the NCAA Tournament selection process. Palm will be updating his 2013 bracket projection…
Kentucky’s spirits were down after a 30-point blowout loss at Tennessee, after which John Calipari called some of his players “uncoachable.” Prior to Wednesday’s game against Vanderbilt, Coach Cal arranged for a team-bonding activity that would get his team happy again: Dodgeball. “We’re not competing at the level that we need to,” Calipari explained in the video…
Larry Eustachy is just being himself. That coach you can see about to explode during a game and the one doing a celebratory jig in front of the Air Force student section are the same guy, experiencing his first season with Colorado State the only way he knows how. “I am enjoying it,” Eustachy said…
With Ole Miss guard Marshall Henderson becoming Public Enemy No. 1 this college basketball season, we look back at the most hated players in the history of the sport. read more: network.yardbarker.com
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