NCAA Basketball

While bigoted NBA owners damage the NBA’s brand severely, a far more fundamental problem with how the NBA is played today is destroying the game from the inside. You know what it is before I even type it: the block/charge call, the most controversial call in basketball. I watched the game before and after this [...]

Breathe easy followers of obscure NBA washouts, Adam Morrison’s championship rings are fine. According to Krem.com, detectives recovered two West Coast Conference Championship rings that were stolen from the former Gonzaga standout. Initially, it had been reported that it was Morrison’s NBA championship rings that were stolen. He won two during his brief stint with [...]

September 19, 2011 – Allen Moll With the NBA Lockout potentially lasting all season long, surely college basketball will get a big boost in viewership.  That’s a good thing since with a number of the nation’s top underclassmen choosing to return to their respective teams rather than declare for the NBA Draft, competition for the [...]

January 4, 2011 – Allen Moll In absence of suspended starters Jacob Pullen and Curtis Kelly, who are serving suspensions for receiving improper benefits on clothing at a Manhattan department store, sophomore guard and the team’s 2nd leading scorer Rodney McGruder was expected to be one of the players expected to pick up the slack [...]

June 24, 2010 – Allen Moll Get ready. The John Wall mania is about to begin. Even though the whole nation has been doing that catchy John Wall Dance since the beginning of the NCAA basketball season, arguably the University of Kentucky’s most hyped recruit is about to go Hollywood. On Thursday evening, when NBA [...]