Why Kentucky Won’t Win The National Championship
In NCAA Basketball | By Bryan Lienesch | On March 18 2015 05:05 PM
PREDATOR OR PREY? Kentucky can't be beaten, many say. But starting tomorrow, 63 teams will be trying to do just that. Photo courtesy AP
It was not long after the NCAA Tournament Bracket was announced Sunday evening that Vegas gave ...
Projecting The Field: March 15 AFTERNOON FINAL EDITION
In NCAA Basketball | By Bryan Lienesch | On March 15 2015 02:51 PM
RAM TOUGH: VCU overcame a late-season slump and the loss of guard Briante Weber to win the A-10 Tournament. Photo courtesy Richmond Times-Dispatch
This is it. This is the final bracket projection. It’s been a wild two weeks and teams ...
College Football Week 12: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
In NCAA Football | By Nathan | On November 17 2013 11:03 PM
Duke has plenty to celebrate after beating Miami as they're now atop the ACC Coastal division. Photo by Mark Dolejs/USA TODAY Sports
The Good
Duke: Perhaps trying their hardest to distract their fans from the start of basketball season, the football ...
College Football Week 3: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
In NCAA Football | By Nathan | On September 15 2013 06:00 PM
McCarron led a Tide offense that outperformed Manziel and the Aggies. Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images.
The Good
Bama: Obviously the winner of latest Game Of The Year of The Century is going to land here. Just like last year, it ...
Notes from the NCAA Tournament: Round 2, Day 2
In NCAA Basketball | By Bryan Lienesch | On March 22 2013 09:41 PM
BLUE-GREEN WITH ENVY: Florida Gulf Coasts, ahem, "interesting" school colors weren't the only thing worth talking about as they downed Georgetown in Philadelphia. Photo courtesy Michael Perez/AP
What was that I said about not enough madness yesterday? Yeah, forget all ...
Projecting the NCAA Field – Selection Sunday FINAL BRACKET PREDICTION
In NCAA Basketball | By Bryan Lienesch | On March 17 2013 02:31 PM
LADDERS, NO BUBBLES: Marshall Henderson and Ole Miss took the chance out of their destiny and punched their ticket through to the big dance with the SEC championship. Photo courtesy Andy Lyons/Getty Images
This is it, my final answer.
All conference ...
Forget March, the Madness Has Already Begun
In NCAA Basketball | By Bryan Lienesch | On February 12 2013 12:34 AM
CREAN WITH ENVY: Despite losing to Illinois, Tom Crean's Hoosiers are still the team to beat in the NCAA according to the AP. Photo courtesy Michael Hickey/Getty Images
The best way to describe the AP Poll, specifically the Top 10, ...
College Football: Bowl Projections
In NCAA Football | By Nathan | On December 6 2012 12:00 PM
Now that the college football bowl schedule has been announced, it's time for the college football world to turn its attention to shameless self-promotion by companies that are not even the slightest bit associated in any way with the game ...
College Football Week 14: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
In NCAA Football | By Nathan | On December 1 2012 10:17 PM
Stanford is Rose Bowl bound after beating UCLA for the Pac-12 title. Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images.
The Good
Stanford: Most of the pre-game hype seemed to center around how the two teams were playing each other in consecutive weeks. However, ...
2012 College Football: Big Ten Preview
In NCAA Football | By Nathan | On August 22 2012 09:02 AM
With divisions like Leaders and Legends, you'd expect the B1G to be a force, but that hasn't really been the case. Plus those are lame names anyways. Calling them Lancaster and York and the B1G Title game the War for ...
