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Big East Player of the Year candidate Jae Crowder will lead his No. 10 Marquette Golden Eagles into battle against the Cincinnati Bearcats on Wednesday in Ohio.
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Big East Player of the Year candidate Jae Crowder will lead his No. 10 Marquette Golden Eagles into battle against the Cincinnati Bearcats on Wednesday in Ohio.
This is a game that Tennessee absolutely has to have if they are to have any chance at getting into the field of 68. Even with a win here, they will have a lot of work left in the SEC tournament, but this would give them yet another quality win if they are able to pull it out.
Big East Player of the Year candidate Jae Crowder will lead his No. 10 Marquette Golden Eagles into battle against the Cincinnati Bearcats on Wednesday in Ohio.
The Big Ten’s top dog Michigan State will look to continue their conference dominance on Tuesday, by notching its seventh straight victory with a win over the resurgent Indiana Hoosiers who have slide back into the top 25 by winning five of their last six.
The No. 3 Missouri Tigers had a chance to claim sole possession of first place in the Big 12 conference with a win over Kansas State on Wednesday, but they came up short.
Fans can expect a hard-fought game at the McKale Center on Saturday, as Arizona plays host to UCLA in a PAC-12 matinee with both teams fighting for their postseason lives.
If you’re looking for some good basketball action this weekend during the NBA All Star break, there is plenty of college hoops going on, and one of the better matchups will be a Big East conference contest between the No. 10 Marquette Golden Eagles, at the West Virginia Mountaineers on Friday night.
With the 2012 NBA season in full swing and with the shortened schedule, it’s already time for the All-Star break this coming weekend.
Two teams battling it out for 5th spot in the Big East standings will square off as No. 17 Louisville look to continue its roll at a resurgent Cincinnati on Thursday night.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have one thing standing in between them and their 11th straight home win Wednesday night–the Boston Celtics.
The injury-depleted Denver Nuggets will be aiming to string together back to back wins after three straight losses when they head to Los Angeles to take on a Clippers team that is hit and miss in their seven outings.
A red-hot No. 8 North Carolina Tar Heels are aiming to take sole possession of first place in the ACC with win over the visiting Clemson Tigers on Saturday evening, who have struggled all season long, but are coming of a huge upset over No. 22 Virginia on Valentine’s Day.
If it was the only game the Bruins won all season, it would still be the one, and now they look to extend their short win streak to two when they head to Madison Square Garden to take on a sinking St. Joseph’s Red Storm team that has lost their last four straight.
The Portland Trail Blazers will be playing their final game of three consecutive games in three nights, aiming to end their three-game home losing streak, returning from Golden State to host the Los Angeles Clippers for the second time this season at the Rose Garden on Thursday night.
The Pittsburgh Panthers will host the West Virginia Mountaineers as the two Big East rivals meet in the “Basketball Backyard Brawl” for the 184th time on Thursday night at the Peterson Events Center.
The Phoenix Suns will look to build on Sunday’s win as they prepare to dominate the Golden State Warriors one more time after having won seven straight, including three in Oakland, and 11 of the last 12 overall.