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You’ll be hard-pressed to find a guy who is more in-tune and dialed-in to the college basketball scene than ESPN’s Jay Bilas. With the NBA Draft a few weeks away, and with the NBA Finals upon us, Bilas, no doubt, has a lot to say. But basketball isn’t the only think Jay is involved with. [...]

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What a difference one year makes, when last year about this time seemingly everyone, including all of us here at THD, were salivating over HS phenom Shabazz Muhammed. He was the nation’s top ranked high school player, by far the most prolific amateur scorer, and was projected by virtually every source as the unanimous #1 [...]

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Renaldo Balkman is most known from his days with the Knicks and Nuggets, but is now playing ball overseas. While playing in the Philippines, he recently made headlines for an incident involving a teammate that ultimately got him kicked out of that league. But Balkman has landed on his feet and has signed with X [...]

What do you do if you are University of Kentucky head coach John Calipari and just finished a disastrous 20-12 season,  ending in a 1st Round NIT loss to Robert Morris? This is uncharted territory for Calipari as he has made it to the NCAA Tournament 7 straight seasons with both Memphis and Kentucky and [...]

The day has finally arrived. For months (actually, years) now, we have been anticipating where Andrew Wiggins would decide to play his college ball. Widely regarded as the best high school basketball player since LeBron James, Wiggins has opted for Bill Self and Kansas. Many thought he would’ve chosen Kentucky, but they’re probably already too [...]

Even to the casual basketball fan, the college announcement of hoops wonder-child Andrew Wiggins has major implications going into next season. He was promoted as the next Lebron James as early as a 13 year old 8th grader in Canada back in 2009 and prior to playing even a minute of college basketball is already [...]