The West Side is the Best Side…
2Pac was right after all Quite a bit was made last season of a renaissance in the quality of basketball in the Pac-10 conference, as it ended the season as a top three conference in both the RPI and...
View ArticleATB: Shipping Out
01.03.08 Game We Didn’t Watch (but wish we could have). #5 UCLA 76, Stanford 67. Actually, we very much would have liked watching this game, but NHL hockey got in the way on our local FSN channel....
View ArticleSweet 16 Preview: South & Midwest Regions
South - #1 Memphis vs. #5 Michigan State (9:57 PM): It seems like a lot of analysts consider this the best of the Sweet 16 games. I just don’t see it. I’d take either of the 2-3 matchups...
View Article04.01.08 Fast Breaks
We haven’t broken out one of these in a while, but there’s no time like the present… The Lopez Bros. say adios to Stanford, merely three days after losing their Sweet Sixteen game to Texas. Western...
View Article05.27.08 Fast Breaks
Some post-Memorial Day items of interest… Former Georgetown guard Jeremiah Rivers will transfer to Indiana (perhaps he sees immediate PT awaiting in 2009-10?). Who’s coming back? Memphis guard Antonio...
View Article6.11.08 Fast Breaks
O.J. Mayo worked out with the Miami Heat on Saturday and according to Chad Ford looked very good in dominating Tyrone Brazelton. Apparently, Mayo has become good friends with Dwayne Wade and combined...
View Article2008 NBA Draft Live Blog
Well this is sort of unplanned, but rtmsf asked me to do this and I’ve got nothing else to do tonight so I figured I would throw up a live blog of the events. 7:30 PM: Everybody’s favorite...
View Article2008 NBA Draft Musings
Thanks to N-Bug’s liveblog of the NBA Draft last night, we felt like we were almost in the building sniffing David Stern’s manscent and Darrell Arthur’s ire. What’s the record for lowest pick of...
View ArticleSyracusean Thoughts
A post today from the most entertaining Syracuse sports blog Troy Nunes is an Absolute Magician got us thinking about a couple of seemingly disparate things today. First, is there any more difficult...
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