College

The NCAA has dealt with a lot of scrutiny in recent years (fully warranted) and after the FBI probe of college basketball it is fully aware that its archaic institution is in some need of change. That process has started as the NCAA announced that it will now allow undrafted players to return to college [...]

Steve Kerr has an opinion about how the NCAA handles its players. This should surprise absolutely no one. The Golden State Warriors head coach has been unafraid to speak out on topics such as gun violence and racial inequality, so of course he has no problem addressing the current debate surrounding compensation and the well-being [...]

April 5, 2012 – Ben Berry Before they called him Michael, he was Mike Jordan. During the 1982 NCAA National Championship game, Michael Jordan wasn’t laced from head-to-toe in apparel bearing his Jumpman logo he was wearing Converse. In commemoration of the game-winning shot MJ hit to mark his arrival to the basketball world and [...]

March 13, 2012 – Alex Rosencutter Ah it’s that time of year again. March Madness, the time of year that is still able to make me feel like a five year old on Christmas morning. Every year, there are mid-major teams and superstars the majority of the world has never heard of lurking in the [...]

May 18, 2011 – Allen Moll In what is becoming the norm in recent times, Louisiana State University is the latest to honor one of their legendary players on the hardwood by reportedly constructing a life-sized bronze statue of future NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal. Surprisingly, until recently the current Celtics’ big man has [...]

November 25, 2010 – Kevin Burke Allow me to preface this article by stating that I’m the most unbiased UConn homer that you’ll ever “meet.” Having said that, don’t sleep on the Huskies. Last night, unranked UConnembarrassed #9 Kentucky 84 – 67 to win the EA Sports Maui Invitational. Coming into this tournament, many had the Huskies pegged [...]

September 23, 2010 – Allen Moll As the new head man at St. John’s, Steve Lavin is doing everything right in his attempt to put the once proud Johnnies basketball program back on the map. After once being an accomplished head coach on the West Coast at UCLA, then as an insightful ESPN college basketball [...]

September 20, 2010 – Allen Moll The recruitment of Austin Rivers, currently the newly #1 rated prospect in the 2011 HS Recruiting Class by Rivals, has been a bit confusing. After initially giving a verbal commit to play for Billy Donovan at the University of Florida early in his HS career, Rivers has officially re-opened [...]

September 16, 2010 – Allen Moll Before sustaining an unfortunate and untimely knee injury playing football last September, Tony Wroten Jr. was well on his way to becoming the #1 rated point guard prospect in the stacked 2011 HS Class. That’s saying a lot, considering the class is loaded with a plethora of game-changing pont [...]

September 7, 2010 – Allen Moll I wouldn’t be the first to tell you that college basketball recruiting at the present time is way out of control. Every top coach in America is traveling cross-country in search of the next big thing to help bring their program back to national prominence(or keep it there). Seemingly [...]