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- Ken Pomeroy once again provides the #ReadoftheDay.
-Your #ReadoftheDay comes via Ken Pomeroy, the college basketball god of statistics.
The NFL referees are back, but The Morning Mix never left.
Anybody else starting to get the itch?
Hope you’re ready for a fully loaded edition of The Morning Mix.
- Your #ReadoftheDay comes via Bruce Pascoe at the Arizona Daily Star, who explains how Wildcat senior Kevin Parrom was able to cope with the pain and tragedy he suffered before during and after the 2011-2012 season - Kansas will begin “Boot Camp” this week and Bill Self can’t wait - An excellent story detailing a recruiting trip Jim Calhoun once made to Israel - Kevin Ollie has exactly one season to prove to UConn that he should be kept on as head coach.
Billy Clyde Gilispie is no longer the head coach at Texas Tech.
- This is the funniest thing you will see all day: A Kentucky student struggles to pitch a tent at the Big Blue Nation camp-out (#TimeLapse). - Here’s a full recap of the #BBN camp-out - Sorry, but we have more Kentucky-related news.
September is an interesting time for college basketball junkies.
- See, women stare too.
We’re knee-deep in college football season, so wading through college sports news gets pretty treacherous for news-gatherers like myself.
Did you really think news about Jim Calhoun and Notre Dame would fade after 24 hours?
Where do we even begin today?
- Steve Walentik of the Columbia Daily Tribune provides the #ReadoftheDay, in which warns us that no one in college basketball is safe from scandal - Speaking of scandal, Harvard he entered the mix.
Today’s message is very simple.
- I’m not sure this have ever been done before in The Morning Mix, but well, your must-read #ReadoftheDay has nothing to do with college hoops.
- Texas Tech should fire Billy Gillispie, hospitalized or not.
Anybody else a huge fan of not having to work on Mondays?
Did everybody enjoy the first night of the 2012-2013 Revenue-Generating College Sports season?
- I really do enjoy the content produced by the Marquette blog Cracked Sidewalks.
Maybe it’s because college football is right around the corner, but there wasn’t much from the college hoops world on Monday.
- Mike DeCourcy has a plan that will help clean up the recruiting world, and I kinda like it.
- Everybody’s favorite private investigator, Pete Thamel, released new information regarding the NCAA’s investigation of Nerlens Noel’s eligibility.
Most colleges and universities will welcome the students back to campus next week.