I understand and support the NCAA not allowing the Louisville men’s basketball team to travel — on the university’s or Rick Pitino’s dime — to New Orleans to watch the women’s team compete for the national championship.
Like It or Not, NCAA Right to Not Allow Louisville to Pay For Men’s Team to Travel to Women’s Title Game
April 9, 2013 By 1 Comment
10 Most Memorable Moments in NCAA Tournament History [Videos]
March 20, 2013 By 6 Comments
The beauty of March Madness is its unpredictability. Since the NCAA tournament started in 1939, it has provided fans with monumental upsets, unforgettable buzzer-beaters, dominant teams, and great players. Here are the top 10 moments.
2 Radical Ideas That Will Improve The Quality of Competition During March Madness
March 11, 2013 By 9 Comments
By making a few alterations to the NCAA Tournament, we can restore the relevancy of the regular season, keep the excitement of the Big Dance, and ensure that we get to enjoy college basketball at its highest level at the end of the year.
Should Indiana Have Cut Down Assembly Hall Nets After Loss to Ohio State?
March 6, 2013 By Leave a Comment
On Tuesday night, immediately after losing to Ohio State, the Indiana Hoosiers celebrated their 21st Big Ten championship in school history by taking the shears to the Assembly Hall nylons after the team’s final home game of the year. Should they have?
Top 10 Best Sports Music Themes
February 8, 2013 By 6 Comments
With the expansion of sports television coverage, each TV network has aimed to make its broadcast presentation the best and most memorable in the business by creating theme music for each sport. Here is a list of the top 10 sports theme songs in recent memory.
By the Numbers: Why the College Football Bowl Season is the Most Boring Postseason in Sports
January 8, 2013 By 3 Comments
Year after year, I get overwhelmed with enthusiasm when college football season gets here. And yet, every single year, I always find myself disappointed at the season’s end. Not because the college football year has ended, but because of the travesty known as “bowl season” was far from entertaining.
6 Simple Rules For College Hoops Court Storming
December 11, 2012 By 2 Comments
Unfortunately, over the past five years or so, every fan base and student section across America, especially during basketball season, feels they are entitled to rush the court whenever they choose. Well, they’re not.
This Week’s College Football TV Schedule and Point Spreads: Week 11 – Saturday, November 10th
November 6, 2012 By Leave a Comment
As always, we begin with some of the marquee games to pay attention to this week and then provide you with the entire rundown of the college football TV schedule and point spreads for Week 11.
This Week’s College Football TV Schedule and Point Spreads: Week 9 – Saturday, October 27th
October 24, 2012 By 2 Comments
As always, we begin with some of the marquee games to pay attention to this week and then provide you with the entire rundown of the college football TV schedule and point spreads for Week 9.
This Week’s College Football TV Schedule and Point Spreads: Week 8 – Saturday, October 20th
October 17, 2012 By Leave a Comment
As always, we begin with some of the marquee games to pay attention to this week and then provide you with the entire rundown of the college football TV schedule and point spreads for Week 8.
5 Bold Predictions For The 2012 College Football Season
August 31, 2012 By 4 Comments
Some of these predictions might seem crazy (like Bo Pellini), even ludicrous (like Brian Kelly)…but they all will make perfect sense when the season comes to an end this winter.
This Week’s College Football TV Schedule and Point Spreads: Week 1 – Saturday, September 1st
August 28, 2012 By 1 Comment
College football is officially back! Week One of the NCAA football season is usually a slow and uneventful week with not too many big games, but that has changed this year.
NCAA Announces Changes To Hunger Games Format
March 23, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced today that it will once again change the format of the Hunger Games, the popular sporting event in which youth from Panem’s twelve districts fight to the death in a Capitol arena.
Clemson’s Dwayne Allen mentions money in postgame remark, Internet unnecessarily readies ‘Clemson cheats!” pitchforks
January 5, 2012 By 3 Comments
After last night’s loss to West Virginia in the Orange Bowl, Clemson’s Dwayne Allen was asked if the “empty feeling” he had after playing poorly in the loss would be a reason for him to come back. This is how he responded, which has led more than a few folks to jump to totally unnecessary conclusions.
The NCAA’s Immoral Combination of One-Year Scholarships and Transfer Restrictions
January 3, 2012 By 1 Comment
If you weren’t already convinced that college sports is in dire need of reform, consider these three recent news stories. Each raises its own questions about the rights of student-athletes.Taken together, they expose the absurdity and unfairness of the NCAA’s policies.
