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Well, three out of four ain't bad... (J. Paulsen, 04/01/2008)
If you've ever heard Jim Nantz and Billy Packer try to fill dead air, you know why
John Paulsen is hoping this weekend's Final Four games are close. With three of his
Final Four picks still alive, John takes a closer look at the matchups while also
chiming in on Tyler Hansbrough's NBA future.
48 teams down, the Sweet 16 remain (J. Paulsen, 03/25/2008)
Last week, John Paulsen used a series of trend stats to help him fill out his March
Madness bracket. Now, with the first two rounds of the tournament in the books, John
checks in on his results while also taking a closer look at the Sweet 16 matchups
for those readers in "second chance" brackets
A (sort of) scientific way to fill out your March Madness bracket (J. Paulsen, 03/18/2008)
Looking for a little guidance while filling out your bracket? John Paulsen offers up
a series of trend stats, including Sagarin ratings and points-per-shot, that should
help you with all of the tough decisions. Now all you need to do is come up with
your excuse for missing work Thursday and Friday.
College Hoops Web Guide
The editors are disappointed that there aren't many quality college hoops sites outside of the general sports sites, especially since March Madness is one of the most entertaining events in sports. Fortunately, the general sites do a great job. Let us know if we've missed any!
CollegeSports.com
This site devoted to college sports has an excellent hoops section.
Sportsterminal.com
Here you'll find tons of great NCAA basketball content and stats.
FinalFour.net
March Madness HQ!
CHN College Basketball
All things college basketball, including rankings, tourney coverage, draft news and recruiting.
CNNSI.com
Between CNN and Sports Illustrated, they have put together a bullish site on college hoops.
CBS Sportsline
This is true to college basketball and has some good stories on the hardwood's future prep stars.
ESPN.com
Everything you would want or need in a college hoops site.
SportingNews.com
Great recruiting information.
CollegeInsider.com
Excellent site with plenty of content.
Small College Basketball
This is a great site to track Division II and Division III basketball.
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College Basketball Blog
Courtesy of The Scores Report, the National Sports Blog
Change NBA Draft rule: Last year, they changed the NBA draft rule to force young men to go to college for one year before putting their name in the draft. A player can get drafted into the Army, but he can’t play his trade in the NBA without a year of college. ... [Continued at The Scores Report. Comments?]
O.J. Mayo in trouble: Reports have surfaced that O.J. Mayo took $30, 000 from a friend who was paid by an agent to deliver him. Fox Sports is reporting that agent Louis Johnson told “Outside the Lines” that the money was given during Mayo’s freshman year.
Tim Floyd knew exactly what he was getting ... [Continued at The Scores Report. Comments?]
Olsen sweeps it clean: Lute Olsen is back in charge at Arizona and has cleaned house to prove it. Besides losing Buddinger and Bayless to the pros he has also dismissed his entire staff.
Kevin O Neill, who was supposed to get the job when and if Olsen ever retires, was pushed aside and ... [Continued at The Scores Report. Comments?]
NBA Early Entries: The following is a list of early entries into the NBA Draft. Obviously, some won’t keep their name in, but I am sure there are enough kids on this list who will listen the wrong advice and stay in. Testing the waters is a good thing, but if ... [Continued at The Scores Report. Comments?]
NBA and NCAA not a good mix: David Stern and Myles Brand have no idea what a high school basketball player, who is trying to make a name for himself, needs to get noticed. Nor do they care. They only care about the best of the best, making money and protecting their turf.
That is how ... [Continued at The Scores Report. Comments?]
Sampson Joins Bucks: As reported here last week Kelvin Sampson has signed on to be an assistant with the Milwaukee Bucks under new head coach Scott Skiles. Follwing his dismissal from Indiana he was hired by Greg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs. Sampson is a tremdous coach and someone who ... [Continued at The Scores Report. Comments?]