James commented on the blog post Best Opening Round I Can Remember   9 minutes ago

” a heavily tattooed lycanthrope Irish wookie named Lucas O’Rear”

That is just strong command of the English language.

This piece was a nice balm on the hangover.

Patrick Bateman commented on the blog post Texas Turns the Page   11 minutes ago

gotta,

I think your overall point is a good one. Barnes is a “system” guy especially defensively, which plays into how he overall plays the game. He wants to play a high pressure, overplay man2man scheme predicated on effort, good technique and overall quickness. Similar to Duke, but even Coach K (in fairness

Patrick Bateman commented on the blog post NCAA Tournament Open Thread: Weekend Edition   22 minutes ago

Would have never guessed that UNI had an Ali shooting threes for them….

ghostofagroundgame commented on the blog post NCAA Tournament Open Thread: Weekend Edition   39 minutes ago

Anyone else as confused as I am by this “Ivan Brothers” ad campaign? WTF?

Patrick Bateman commented on the blog post NCAA Tournament Open Thread: Weekend Edition   42 minutes ago

Cuse looking strong. Another week of R&R for the big man….

Luke wrote a new blog post: BYU postgame   1 hour, 10 minutes ago

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What a glorious, glorious day of basketball at the Ford Center Saturday.

First, Ali Ali Farokhmanesh and all the other Panthers with cool names took down Kansas as Sherron Collins made his best effort to shed that “clutch” label on the last game of his collegiate career. Then of course, Kansas State waved goodbye to Jimmer

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Art Vandelay commented on the blog post Best Opening Round I Can Remember   1 hour, 46 minutes ago

Ali Farokhmanesh hitting the biggest shot of the season is the definition of March Madness.

Ali Boma Ye!!!

skymonkeyhorn commented on the blog post Texas Hoops vs. Wake Forest: Post Mortem   3 hours, 7 minutes ago

It is just amazing to me that most posters think that Jordan has improved so much in the last half of the season.
The one thing I will say is that Jordan has just started to show his ability with a basketball. The reason that he did not show his talents is up to all the

Ag_in_TX wrote a new blog post: Purdue Pre-game   3 hours, 13 minutes ago

Offense

Both teams are unselfish and preach sharing the ball. A&M is a balanced scoring team. Sloan showed in the first round against Utah State, for example, that he can defer when his teammates have things going. Purdue once again will have to rely on JaJuan Johnson and E’Twaun Moore to produce, and hope

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Hiphopopotamus commented on the blog post We Have Our Answer   3 hours, 30 minutes ago

And yes, it appears JoPo wrote pretty much the same thing. It’s hard to believe with all the national talking heads, fans, and everyone in between saying otherwise, but I think it’s the only conclusion to draw for anyone that really watched this team.

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Hiphopopotamus commented on the blog post We Have Our Answer   3 hours, 30 minutes ago

And yes, it appears JoPo wrote pretty much the same thing. It’s hard to believe with all the national talking heads, fans, and everyone in between saying otherwise, but I think it’s the only conclusion to draw for anyone that really watched this team.

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Hiphopopotamus wrote a new blog post: We Have Our Answer   3 hours, 32 minutes ago

Normally, after a big win or a crushing defeat, I don’t know what to think, say, or feel, because I can’t. And that what makes this one different; it’s just as painful, but I saw it coming. Instead of getting blindsided by the oncoming traffic, I was able to brace myself for the

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whiskey commented on the blog post The week in news- Pariahs, Malcontents and Power Hour   3 hours, 50 minutes ago

I’m with you the off season is already old. I’m ready for the season to start. NDS I am completely fascinated by the Tech vs. Lech business. I can’t believe they ran off the guy that put them on the map and subsequently ended up with an arguable upgrade in Tubs.

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whiskey commented on the blog post Spring Preview: Tech Offense   3 hours, 55 minutes ago

Ded 9-12 wins is pretty optomistic. I like it. I’m really looking forward to seeing what Tubs can do with them this year especially on D. I’m surprised you think the QB battle between Sticks and Nick will be close. Interesting, I figured Sticks was a runaway. I hope Corndog

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dedfischer wrote a new blog post: Spring Preview: Tech Offense   4 hours, 38 minutes ago

Got a little time this morning and I’m rearing to talk some football.  Here’s what the depth chart looks like headed into spring and a few thoughts:

Offense

QB  Sr. Taylor Potts/Sr. Steven Sheffield – We’ve all annointed Sheffield as the starter, and I think that’s the case if we continue to run 99% of our snaps

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Black Scholes commented on the blog post Texas Hoops vs. Wake Forest: Post Mortem   7 hours, 33 minutes ago

lawdog – on the topic of regression, this crew can’t compare with the senior seasons Thomas and Atchley put up. Something ain’t right in this scenario. Mason topped out his sophomore year and Pittman last year.

Wangmene is ‘Manos de Piedra’ redux, so that was really never going to work out.

Kevin Berger wrote a new blog post: Top Ten Reasons Why Cal Can Beat Duke   9 hours, 33 minutes ago

This would probably go a bit better if you read it in your Bobby Knight voice and it had two decades worth of goodwill built up from its gratuitous appearance on a popular late night television show. But oh well.

1) Interior Worries. As in the Bears shouldn’t have any defensively

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Kevin Berger wrote a new blog post: Round 2 Saturday Recaps   10 hours, 30 minutes ago

We talked about the upset of the decade in this post, but I watched some other great basketball today I’d like to comment on.

For me, the theme of the day was well-played basketball. I’m not only talking about what Northern Iowa did, I’m talking about the other seven games being really well

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Sailor Ripley commented on the blog post Madness Magic: Northern Iowa Upsets Kansas   10 hours, 43 minutes ago

Just a phenomenal game.

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Sailor Ripley commented on the blog post Recapping The South   10 hours, 54 minutes ago

Udoh was a fargging beast in that game. Very athletic player.

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Sailor Ripley commented on the blog post Because We’re Dedicated To Doing Stupid Things – Tiny Gallon Reportedly Took Payout   11 hours, 18 minutes ago

Jesus. I think I see four horseman on the horizon.

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Kevin Berger wrote a new blog post: Madness Magic: Northern Iowa Upsets Kansas   11 hours, 22 minutes ago

Today reminded me why I love this tournament so much. A good friend of mine mentioned to me that college basketball is the great equalizer of all athletic endeavors. At least of the sports we care about. He’s right.

For instance, you can have a 40 inch vertical, be Iverson quick,

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Nate Heupel commented on the blog post Because We’re Dedicated To Doing Stupid Things – Tiny Gallon Reportedly Took Payout   11 hours, 26 minutes ago

Patrick,

Unless you’re completely retarded, you know precisely what I meant. The closest any Big 12 team has gotten to winning the infamous Fuller Cup is the 2007 Texas squad. I can’t remember a team being that horribly undisciplined as a whole aside from the insane OU teams of the 80’s. That’s not

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Nate Heupel commented on the blog post Because We’re Dedicated To Doing Stupid Things – Tiny Gallon Reportedly Took Payout   11 hours, 26 minutes ago

Patrick,

Unless you’re completely retarded, you know precisely what I meant. The closest any Big 12 team has gotten to winning the infamous Fulmer Cup is the 2007 Texas squad. I can’t remember a team being that horribly undisciplined as a whole aside from the insane OU teams of the 80’s. That’s not

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Sailor Ripley wrote a new blog post: This Is Sparta!   11 hours, 38 minutes ago

Please make yourself welcome and Adam will be by shortly to keep you up to date on all Michigan State Spartan happenings.

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Nickel Rover commented on the blog post Barnes worst team   11 hours, 42 minutes ago

I suppose anyone could be your “favorite Longhorn basketball player” but Ford did more than just about anyone…although Durant is clearly better. Ford’s supporting cast was better than Durant’s in his sophomore year. Durant’s had more talent (Augustin, James, Abrams) but Ford’s was more developed (Boddicker, Ivey, Mouton, Thomas) and had worked with him for

Nickel Rover commented on the blog post Bradley or Hamilton?   11 hours, 49 minutes ago

Crazy Joe, your thoughts intrigue me and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

Nickel Rover commented on the blog post Bradley or Hamilton?   11 hours, 52 minutes ago

This notion of Hamilton as being a disaster area on defense is all a bit much. He rebounds extremely well which, if it wasn’t obvious, is extremely important in this game since it secures possession of the basketball. Winning in basketball is achieved through the scoring of baskets and it’s necessary to possess the basketball

Ojnab Bob commented on the blog post Best Opening Round I Can Remember   12 hours, 2 minutes ago

I posted earlier about how Collins’ effort just crippled Kansas today, but what amazed me the most was his complete inability to stay in front of his man on defense. UNI got a LOT of good looks out of penetration/pass after one of UNI’s modestly gifted athletes blew right by Sherron. The best

Scipio Tex wrote a new blog post: Best Opening Round I Can Remember   13 hours, 14 minutes ago

At least it’s shaping up that way if Sunday delivers.

As disappointed as I was in last year’s opening weekend of March Madness, this one is exceeding all expectations. Putting aside the fact that my bracket now resembles Kabul after the Taliban rolled through in ‘96 – a map of ordered failure –