For a team like No. 24 Virginia, a team that is trying to qualify for its first NCAA Tournament since 2007, having finally crept its way back to the top of the ACC, this kind of heartbreak is hard to bear.
Word has been getting around that there are now not only two, but three guarantees in life: death, taxes, and the newest addition, Kansas winning the Big 12 title.
On more than one occasion in my life, I have walked into a movie theatre with preconceived notions about the film I was about to see, negative impressions, perhaps of a clichéd romantic comedy or over-budgeted, testosterone-driven action flick.
San Diego State’s Jamaal Franklin sunk UNLV with a last-second shot on Jan. 14, but, put in a similar situation again, the Rebels wouldn’t let history repeat itself.
If Mississippi State was going to keep Ole Miss from sweeping the season series for the first time in nearly a decade a half, the onus was going to fall on point guard Dee Bost.
Twenty-three days after Kansas handed Baylor their first loss of the season, Bill Self’s team entered the Ferrell Center in Waco, TX on Wednesday night and did it again.
Rosters for the 2012 Jordan Brand game have been announced and, now that one year has passed since the Class of 2011 participated, let’s take a look at how those players have fared at the college level.
With former coach and national champion Nolan Richardson watching from the stands, Arkansas laid out their own “40 Minutes of Hell” to sink Vanderbilt, 82-74, Tuesday night at the Bud Walton Center in Fayetteville, Ark.
