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#56 Louisville: 2010-11 Basketball Preview
Overall Rank: #56South Region Preview: Duke Leads The Way
Not that anyone gets an “easy” route
to the Final Four but
Duke may have a bracket in
which their biggest challengers bludgeon each other on their way to the Elite 8.
ACC regular season co-champions and tournament champs, the Blue Devils begin the
quest for their first Final Four since 2004 with the winner of the opening round
game between Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Winthrop.
Louisville 2010 NCAA Tournament Capsule
Big East Wednesday Recap: Welcome Back, Mr. Harangody
Luke Harangody was a First Team All-Big East selection and it was an honor that many questioned this week due primarily to his knee injury. The senior played just eleven minutes in Saturday's regular season finale at Marquette and the question of many was whether or not his return would hamper the surging Irish in their quest for an NCAA Tournament bid. Well, you got your answer. Harangody came off the bench to score 20 points and grab 10 rebounds, essentially being the difference-maker in Notre Dame's 68-54 win over Seton Hall.
Poll: Who Will Win the Big East Tournament?
Big East: All-Conference Teams
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – For the third straight year, Notre Dame forward Luke Harangody was named to the All-BIG EAST First Team, the league announced. The conference’s head coaches choose the all-conference teams. The coaches are not permitted to vote for their own players.College Hoops Saturday Recap: Three More Tickets Punched
Cornell got things started on Friday night with their third consecutive NCAA Tournament berth and three more guaranteed themselves spots in the Field of 65 on Saturday. In the most anticipated of the three finals it was Murray State picking up their 30th win of the season, dethroning defending Ohio Valley champ Morehead State 62-51 in Nashville. Isaiah Canaan scored 16 points off the bench to lead the way for Billy Kennedy's team, who will represent the OVC in the Big Dance for the first time since 2006.
College Hoops Saturday: Your Commentary
Before getting into Saturday's action it's only right to salute the first team guaranteed a spot in the Field of 65. Cornell clinched their third consecutive Ivy League title on Friday night, winning at Brown by the final score of 95-76. The Big Red knocked down twenty (yes, twenty) three-pointers in the win, which is the fifteenth of the season away from home (a school record). All five scorers reached double figures with Jon Jacques leading the way with 20 points. The Big Red also limited the Bears to 30% shooting from the field and 29 points in the second half.
BubbleBoard 2/24: Ranking the Bubble Teams
RPI #'s updated as of 2/24/10, 2:00 pm.