Can Roy Williams lead UNC past his ex-team, or will Kansas force him to assume the position? For the first time in the history of the NCAA tournament, the selection committee nailed it. Four teams left; four number one seeds. The closest to a mid-major scare was Davidson, who got barely brushed aside by Kansas […]
The Final Four Report Read Post »
When he wasn’t airing out his abundantly hairy pits, former NBA player Dell Curry was canning treys; now his son Stephen is building his own legend. There always seem to be those players that step up out of nowhere in the tournament. The guys who have you scratching your head while saying “Wait, who is
The Bench Warmer: The Madness Continues Read Post »
It’s awesome, baby!!! This is where Cinderella happens. This is where draft stocks soar. This is where champions are made. As Dick Vitale would say, “It’s awesome baby!” Yes, March Madness is finally here and office pools and bracket battles are starting all across the country. Who will win it all? Who will come up
2008 March Madness Preview Read Post »
Luke Harangody is an intimidating presence in the post. (AP Photo/Brian Kersey) [Note from the Editor: This is the 1,000th post in the history of RotoRob.com. A quick thanks to all our readers, all our writers and the rest of Team RotoRob. Okay, enough blathering…on to some college hoops. By the way, stay tuned for
The Bench Warmer: Harangody’s Hold Read Post »
Reggie Evans, right, could be in jeopardy of losing his “The Collector” nickname if Dwayne Collins makes it to the NBA. (AP Photo/Rusty Kennedy) The University of Miami (Florida) has always been known as a football powerhouse. The Hurricanes have rarely been known as a threat in basketball in the tough ACC, but after last
The Bench Warmer: Collin(s) all ‘Canes Read Post »
Lester Hudson has been doing it all for UT-Martin. (Photo: Tennessee-Martin) The University of Tennessee-Martin is not exactly a powerhouse school, but it is a Division I program. Regardless of how little known the team is, Lester Hudson is letting himself be known. The 6’3″ junior guard from Memphis, Tenn., is averaging 25.8 points per
The Bench Warmer: Lester Hudson, Hardwood Hero Read Post »
Before leading the BoSox to World Series titles, Terry Francona was a college star, becoming one of the first winners of the Golden Spikes Award. For those of you in keeper baseball leagues that require you to scour the college and high school ranks, you’re probably familiar with the Golden Spikes Award, a USA Baseball
