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Week in Review: UCONN, Patty, Flyers & Coaching Changes
Rob Carpentier's "Seven Day Stretch" is a whirlwind tour around every corner of college basketball nation:
Ryter's Block: Steele's College Career Over
College Football: January 1st-3rd Preview
Happy New Year! The first day of 2009 offers up some intriguing matchups on the gridiron, but given the recent phenomena of spreading out bowl games over an entire month New Year's Day can seem a bit barren to some. Bragging rights for conferences are on the line as well, most notably in a couple of matchups between the Big Ten and SEC along with a traditional showdown in Pasadena. The league/team with the most to lose: Virginia Tech, champions of the ACC.
SEC: Strong Enough Conference?
That's why it's so painful for me to admit that maybe, just maybe, if I take a step back and look objectively, if I just allow myself to say it, if I want to be truthful....
College Football: Three Games (and one fight), Two Views
Championship Saturday is just about here, offering college football teams across the country a final chance to decide their own destiny. Three BCS conferences will stage title tilts on Saturday, with two having a direct impact on the national title race. The other will decide the host school in the FedEx Orange Bowl on New Year's Night. Saturday is also a good time to have a second television available in the evening, with Oscar De La Hoya taking on Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas (I'd advise you to pool your money amongst friends to handle the absurd $54.99 fee). Enjoy!
GameNight: Alabama vs Oregon (Maui)
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Preview & Prediction: By Blake Hofstad Maui Invitational Preview: Can Someone Stop UNC?
November 23rd, 2008
by Kevin McNeill
EA SPORTS Maui Invitational (Nov 24-26) Key Games: - Texas / St. Joseph's winner vs. Indiana / Notre Dame winner - UNC vs. Alabama / Oregon winner - Championship game
SEC Coach Ranking: A New #1?
November 21st, 2008
by Jason Brubaker
With a plethora of talented players no longer in the league (Marreese Speights, Joe Crawford, Chris Lofton, Shan Foster, Richard Hendrix, Anthony Randolph), some new talented players to get excited about (Scotty Hopson, JaMychal Green, Darius Miller), some familiar faces returning to action (Ronald Steele, Tasmin Mitchell) and two fresh faces on the sidelines (Trent Johnson and Darrin Horn), the SEC is going to be mighty interesting this season. Top Lists: Unknown Gems, Comeback Players, Shot Blockers
November 11th, 2008
by Jason Brubaker
We’ve covered the preseason All-Americans, Final Four picks and individual team previews. Now it’s time for the fun stuff – the guys who make college basketball so fun to watch. Let the debates begin. |

