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- The Final Four certainly isn’t all chalk, but it’s filled with nothing but college basketball blue-bloods, which could make for an exciting week in New Orleans - Luke Winn takes the first look at the Final Four - A Final Four of traditional powers should make for a bevy of interesting storylines to follow this week - Despite a loaded Final Four field, not very many people had these four teams making in to New Orleans in their brackets - Kentucky and Ohio State are the favorites out of Vegas to be squaring off a week from tonight for the National Championship - Did anybody think that Lenzelle Smith Jr. would have played as big of a role in the Buckeye’s march to the Final Four as he did?
The 2012 NCAA Tournament hasn’t exactly been easy on the eyes.
- How many times on Friday will we read some of sort variation of the following: Is Louisville this year’s UConn?
- Myron Medcalf provides a fantastic analysis on the new era of collegiate big men, especially the ones on display in the Sweet-16 - Critically-acclaimed journalist Bob Ryan put together a fantastic (and lengthy) article on this year in New England college basketball - If Florida beats Marquette, and Louisville beats Michigan State, the West region finals would pit former-Providence star Billy Donovan against his former-Providence coach Rick Pitino.
- Was Kendall Marshall’s injury a hoax?
Monday felt weird, didn’t it?
The first weekend is in the books, and now just 16 teams remaining in the running for a National Championship.
- The big news of the day is that UNC point guard Kendall Marshall fractured his wrist in the Tar Heels victory over Creighton on Sunday.
The Kentucky-Indiana rematch is finally here, and getting a ticket to the game won’t be easy, or cheap.
Some teams won their second round game because of a team effort, but others won because of individual performances.
The “second round” is officially in the books, and there are only 32 teams that still have a chance to cut down the nets in New Orleans.
- Syracuse nearly lost to UNC-Asheville yesterday in the first round but was bailed out by a couple of questionable calls late in the game.
Today is the day.
- The big news item of the day deals with Syracuse center Fab Melo, who will be unable to participate in the NCAA tournament due to eligibility issues.
- Your must-read of the day comes from Mike Vaccaro, who wrote a magnificent article about St.
After 14 hectic days, Championship Week is finally over. 31 tickets to the Big Dance were automatically punched in a two-week span which featured some monumental upsets, brilliant individual performances and classic battles.
The 2012 NCAA Tournament may end up being on of the most competitive fields in recent memory.
The field for the 2012 NCAA Tournament is so balanced that any of a number of teams could cut down the nets in New Orleans.
Today’s topic of discussion will obviously be Selection Sunday and NCAA Tournament preparations.
Over the next 13 days, the brackets will start to take shape.
Over the next 13 days, the brackets will start to take shape.
Over the next 13 days, the brackets will start to take shape.
Over the next 13 days, the brackets will start to take shape.
Over the next 13 days, the brackets will start to take shape.