Bet On College Basketball: Spartans vs Buckeyes
The two most balanced teams in the Big Ten will meet for the Big Ten Conference Tournament title tomorrow afternoon in Indianapolis.
The two most balanced teams in the Big Ten will meet for the Big Ten Conference Tournament title tomorrow afternoon in Indianapolis.
After playing well heading into the All Star break the Mavs have hit the skids, as they have lost 2 straight and 7 of their last 10 games.
With Arizona (23-9) and Colorado (22-11) both advancing to the final of the Pac 12 conference tourney each, likely, punched their ticket to the Big Dance.
Missouri beat Texas in the Big 12 tourney semis and if they can beat Baylor in the finals they have a chance to snag a precious #1 seed in the Big Dance.
The Big East tournament final is a shocker between a couple of unranked teams in Cincinnati and Louisville.
It was supposed to be Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt for the third time this year, but Mississippi had something to say about that.
The New Orleans Hornets knew this season would be a write off as soon as they decided to jettison point guard Chris Paul.
Memphis has quietly been one of the hottest teams in the NBA over the last few weeks.
Florida and Kentucky had more difficult games yesterday than most expected, but they both managed to survive and advance.
In the top half of the Big Ten Tournament bracket there have been no surprises thus far.
This matchup will determine the second finalist in the Big Ten Conference Tournament. Michigan pulled off a pretty miraculous comeback to get to this point.
It is no shock to see that the North Carolina Tar Heels advanced to the semifinals of the ACC Tournament.
You have to credit Marshall for being the sharper team after playing a triple overtime thriller the day before.
The Duke Blue Devils don’t need to win the ACC tournament to punch their ticket to the Big Dance but they are headed in that direction anyway.
Texas (20-12) may have kept their streak alive of playing in the NCAA tournament, as they have gone to the Big Dance in 13 straight seasons, with a HUGE win over Iowa State last night.
The last time the Washington Nationals were .500 was their first year in the league after coming down from Montreal in 2005. That year’s team went 81-81 and last year’s ballclub went 80-81 with everything in-between the two seasons being completely forgettable.