Unfortunately, the NCAA wasn’t able to crown a champion this spring due to health concerns. The mood quickly shifted from March Madness to March Sadness in the blink of an eye. Though the past month has been brutal for the sports world, better days are ahead. Eventually, we’ll get to see 68 teams battle for […]
Read More‘Consensus’ College Basketball Preseason Top 10 Released
As we look way ahead to the 2020-21 college basketball season, we can already see early predictions and polls cropping up everywhere. Considering the circumstances though, it’s pretty fair for all of us to be focusing on the future a little more than usual. The lack of an NCAA Tournament doesn’t necessarily change any projections for […]
Read MoreNBC Sports Releases College Basketball Preseason Top 25
With the 2019-20 college basketball season concluding without an NCAA Tournament, we might as well set our sights on the 2020-21 season. This past year saw a bunch of NCAA Tournament regulars struggle mightily, while teams that were on the cusp of ending droughts finally break through. But are those teams expected to perform the […]
Read MoreESPN Releases Its 2020-21 Preseason Top 25 Poll
Since there’s no NCAA Tournament this year for college hoops fans to enjoy, it’s time for people to look ahead toward the 2020-21 season. Over the weekend, ESPN’s Jeff Borzello released his preseason top 25 poll. This past season was dominated by Baylor and Kansas. It’s not all that surprising to see that both programs […]
Read MoreFinal College Basketball Coaches’ Poll Top 25 Released
The final college basketball Coaches’ Poll top 25 was released on Monday afternoon. A college basketball champion won’t be crowned this year due to the cancellation of March Madness. But ranked teams should still take pride in what turned out to be a tremendous regular season in 2019-20. To no surprise, Kansas checks in at […]
Read MoreCBB Insider Has Injury Update On Creighton PG Marcus Zegarowski
If Creighton is going to win the Big East Tournament this week, it will have to do so without star point guard Marcus Zegarowski. Zegarowski will have his knee scoped tomorrow and is out for the conference tournament in New York City, according to Stadium’s Jeff Goodman. However, there is apparently optimism that Zegarowski can […]
Read MoreCreighton Announces Brutal Injury News Ahead Of Big East Tournament
With the Big East Tournament just days away, Creighton announces some tough injury news regarding star guard Marcus Zegarowski. Zegarowski is dealing with a meniscus injury to his right knee, the Bluejays confirmed in a release moments ago. He is doubtful for Thursday’s Big East Tournament opener against either Georgetown or St. John’s. Zegarowski did […]
Read MoreESPN’s Joe Lunardi Has A New No. 1 Seed In Latest Bracketology Update
Bracketology expert Joe Lunardi has pegged San Diego State as one of the four No. 1 seeds for most of the season. But the Aztecs’ conference championship loss to Utah State on Saturday evening has opened the door for another team on the verge of a one-seed. In Lunardi’s latest Bracketology update, the Dayton Flyers […]
Read MoreJoe Lunardi Reveals New Bracketology For ESPN
There are nine days left until Selection Sunday, and the start of one of the most interesting NCAA Tournaments in recent memory. If the regular season is anything to go by, the 2020 edition could offer us all kinds of chaos. The latest Bracketology projects some pretty fun matchups. The regular season is coming to […]
Read MoreESPN’s Joe Lunardi Updates His Top 16 NCAA Tournament Seeds
On Monday, Joe Lunardi updated his bracketology projection for ESPN. Once again, he had a top four of Kansas, Baylor, Gonzaga and San Diego State. He hasn’t updated the full 68-team field since just yet, but today he gave a preview of his latest updates. Among them: a Kentucky and Louisville swap and Wisconsin jumping […]
Read MoreWeek 18 College Basketball AP Poll Top 25 Released
After another wild weekend of college basketball, the Week 18 AP Top 25 poll has been released. Kansas has emerged as the clear-cut No. 1 team in the country, especially after Baylor’s shocking 75-72 loss to TCU last Saturday. Meanwhile, the Bears slid from No. 2 to No. 4 in Monday’s AP Poll. Baylor’s small […]
Read MoreESPN’s Joe Lunardi Releases New Bracketology On Valentine’s Day
We’ve reached the midway point in the month of February, giving us about four weeks left of regular season college basketball. Heading into another big weekend for games, ESPN’s Joe Lunardi has released a new “Bracketology.” Few teams had as good of a week as Texas Tech. The 2019 NCAA Tournament runner-ups are riding a […]
Read MoreAnother Top-10 Team Lost On Saturday Afternoon
Earlier this Saturday afternoon, the 10th ranked Seton Hall Pirates fell at home to the Xavier Musketeers. It turns out that wouldn’t be the only major upset to take place this weekend in the Big East. Seton Hall’s upset loss to Xavier opened the door for No. 8 Villanova to force a two-way tie for […]
Read MoreNCAA’s Andy Katz Releases New 2020 Bracketology
ESPN’s Joe Lunardi isn’t the only bracketologist churning out 68-team fields through the off-season. Andy Katz, who now works for the NCAA, just turned in his latest bracketology projections. Katz nailed 67 of 68 teams last season in his final Selection Sunday bracket. Per the write-up, Katz is weighing in all of the events of […]
Read MoreBig 12, Big East Announce Basketball Series For 2019-20 Season
Four schools from both the Big 12 and Big East basketball conferences pre-scheduled games for the 2019-20 season. The two conferences have decided to take things a step further. The Big 12 and Big East are creating an entire conference vs. conference series similar to the SEC-Big 12 challenge and ACC-Big Ten Challenge. Per the […]
Read MoreThe Big East Had An Absolutely Disastrous NCAA Tournament
It is just past 10:30 p.m. ET on the first Saturday of the NCAA Tournament. The Big East, ostensibly one of the power conferences in the sport, has been eliminated. Purdue just beat Villanova like a drum, 87-61. The defending national champions never really challenged much at any point. With the Villanova loss, the Big […]
Read MoreWilliam & Mary All-Conference Grad Transfer Justin Pierce Hearing From Major Programs
6-foot-7 wing Justin Pierce has been a pretty dynamic player for William & Mary over the last two years. He’s set to finish his college career elsewhere. Pierce has been an All-CAA performer for the Tribe for two seasons. He followed a 14.7 point/8.6 rebound sophomore year with a 14.9 point/8.9 rebound season this year. […]
Read MoreNebraska’s Biggest Rival According To One Columnist Is Pretty Surprising
Conference realignment has cost us a few big rivalries, like Texas-Texas A&M, Pitt-West Virginia, and Kansas-Missouri. Nebraska’s move to the Big Ten cost us a few as well. While members of the Big 12, Nebraska shared pretty heated rivalries with clubs like Oklahoma and Colorado. The Buffs and Huskers met this year, but for the […]
Read MoreFather Of 5-Star Recruit Reveals Monetary Offers From 4 Major Programs
Former five-star recruit Brian Bowen has been at the center of the FBI probe into college basketball since the beginning. According to those involved, he was at the center of a bidding war before choosing Louisville ahead of last season. Bowen was the No. 19 overall player in the class of 2017. He enrolled at […]
Read MoreSouth Dakota Grad Transfer Matt Mooney Down To 5 Schools
Matt Mooney is one of the elite graduate transfers in the country. He has averaged over 18 points per game for the South Dakota Coyotes over the last two seasons, making first-team All-Summit League both years. With head coach Craig Smith leaving the school for Utah State this off-season, it appears that Mooney will do the […]
Read MoreFlorida Gulf Coast Transfer Zach Johnson Has 4 Visits Scheduled
Florida Gulf Coast transfer Zach Johnson is one of the many plug-and-play scorers out there on the transfer market. he averaged 16.1 points per game for “Dunk City” this season. A number of big schools are involved in his new recruitment. We now know of four schools that he will take trips to. Johnson was […]
Read MoreSouth Dakota Grad Transfer Matt Mooney Names The Schools That He Plans To Visit
South Dakota’s Matt Mooney may be the No. 1 grad transfer on the market. Mooney has been one of the better scorers in college basketball over the last two seasons. In 2017-18, he averaged 18.7 points per game for the Coyotes this season. Now, he is likely heading elsewhere. Mooney received his release from the Coyotes […]
Read More7 Big Programs Are Reportedly Visiting All-Conference Guard Who Could Grad Transfer
South Dakota star Matt Mooney is weighing his options for his senior season. He hasn’t committed to a transfer, but he received his release from the Coyotes. Mooney is a back-to-back All-Summit League performer. The guard has averaged over 18 points per game in each of the last two seasons. If he does elect to […]
Read More4-Star Player Transferring From Syracuse Has This List Of 8 Schools
Matthew Moyer, a former four-star forward transferring from Syracuse, has drawn plenty of interest. In the days following his decision, his mother has been fielding calls from a number of big teams. Annette Moyer spoke to Syracuse.com about the process. Eight schools have made the cut for her son. Already, she has narrowed a list […]
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