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Jon Teitel's "Forgotten Legends" Series: Ole Miss' John Stroud
In the latest installment in his "Forgotten Legends" series CHN writer Jon Teitel spent some time with Ole Miss great John Stroud to discuss his career in Oxford. Stroud was a two-time All American and remains the school's all-time leading scorer. He's now the head basketball coach of the girls' team at New Albany High School while also running his own insurance agency.
Jon Teitel: Both your parents and your sister were all-state high school selections and your daughter Caroline recently finished her high school career playing for you.
#47 Ole Miss: 2010-11 Basketball Preview
Overall
Rank: #47NITology: Sunday Morning Update
In conjunction with the regular
Bracketology articles, here's a projected look at the
2010 NIT field. Teams with a
are guaranteed a bid. Ole Miss 2010 Postseason Capsule
Poll: Which SEC Bubble Team Has the Best Shot To Get In?
Poll: Who Will Win the SEC Tournament?
Bracketology Monday: ASU, Memphis, Ole Miss In
The
Bracketology field is based on how the tourney looks "as of today."
The field below is not based on who I think deserves to be in, but a prediction
of what the committee would do as things stand. I'll next post a Bracketology
update again on Wednesday. Look below for commentary on today's changes.
BubbleBoard 3/1: Ranking the Bubble Teams
RPI #'s updated as of 3/01/10, 4:00 pm.
College Hoops Thursday Recap: Syracuse Hangs On in D.C.
This time around Syracuse didn't wait to get going against Georgetown, racing out to a 20-6 lead in the game's first six minutes. Things didn't get much better for the Hoyas despite Chris Wright scoring 12 first half points as they went into the locker room trailing by thirteen (44-31), and the Orange increased the lead to as many as 23 points (60-37) by the time the second half was less than eight minutes old.
SEC Tournament Watch: Who Will Be Dancing?
Valentine’s Day for many people
involves an intimate dinner, flowers, perhaps some candy, maybe even a romantic
horse-drawn carriage ride through the snow. But for college basketball fans – it
means that teams have one month left to earn their dance cards. One more month
of proving their worth against conference opponents, trying to build momentum as
they enter March.