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Texas vs. #4 Missouri: Monday's Preview
January 29th, 2012
by Raphielle Johnson
With the final month of regular season play just two days away, the focus turns to the resumes that teams have put together in hopes of being one of the 68 teams in the NCAA Tournament. While Frank Haith's Missouri (19-2, 6-2) has no such concerns at this point the team they visit on Monday night isn't in the same position. Rick Barnes' young Texas (13-8, 3-5) need to improve their resume and soon if they're to return to the NCAA Tournament.
Wednesday Recap: Bearcats' Small Lineup a Success in Game One
December 15th, 2011
by Raphielle Johnson
With suspensions ruling out two of their key interior players for the next six games, many wondered what Mick Cronin's Cincinnati Bearcats would do to make up for the absence of Yancy Gates and Cheikh Mbodj. Without a consistent scoring option in the paint the strategy was to let the guards go to work, and that they did in the Bearcats' 78-58 win at Wright State. Sean Kilpatrick, who was a non-factor in their loss at Xavier on Saturday, scored a game-high 20 points (6-12 3PT) while JaQuon Parker added 14 points and all five starters finished in double figures.
College Hoops "Roundtable": Favorite Games This Season
November 6th, 2011
by Raphielle Johnson
The first three questions in this five-part series involved legal matters that have effected college basketball, from conference realignment to the new recruiting guidelines and finally the updated scholarship model
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East Region Final Thoughts: What's in Store for 2011-12?
April 6th, 2011
by Raphielle Johnson
With the NCAA Tournament now over and many resting up for a couple days before hitting the spring recruiting circuit (the Nike EYBL Boo Williams Invitational is this weekend), why not take a look at all 68 teams in this year's field and their early prospects for next season? With the NBA Draft deadline (May 8th) still a month away, here's a look at each of the teams in the East Region and what they'll likely have in 2011-12. (1) Ohio State: lost in Sweet 16 to Kentucky
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Second Round Thursday: Your Commentary
March 17th, 2011
by Raphielle Johnson
The true fun that is the NCAA Tournament tips off on Thursday, beginning with Clemson taking on West Virginia in Tampa (no disrespect to the "First Four"). Sixteen games across the nation will captivate the country with thrilling finishes and routine blowouts being the order of the day. Below is the schedule breakdown by region by tip time, with one game from each quadrant being featured. By the time Thursday's schedule is finished millions of brackets will be ruined, which should come as no surprise given the regular season.
Kentucky vs Princeton: Tournament Preview & Prediction
March 15th, 2011
by Raphielle Johnson
(4) Kentucky vs. (13) Princeton
East Region -Tampa
March 17 - 2:45 CBS
"Big Dance" Interviews: Princeton Postseason Teleconference
March 15th, 2011
by Jon Teitel
On Monday CHN writer Jon Teitel took part in the Ivy League Postseason Teleconference, which featured NCAA Tournament representative Princeton. The Tigers won their one-game playoff with Harvard on a Douglas Davis shot as time expired, and they will play four-seed Kentucky in their first NCAA appearance since 2004. Forward Kareem Maddox
On winning Ivy Defensive Player of the Year: "I cannot take credit for the conference Defensive Player of the Year award without the help of my team on the defensive end."
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East Region Overview: Tough Draw for the Buckeyes?
March 15th, 2011
by Raphielle Johnson
Poll: Most Likely 13 vs 4 Upset?
March 14th, 2011
by Shawn Siegel
College Hoops Saturday Recap: UConn Makes History
March 13th, 2011
by Raphielle Johnson
Few people thought it could be done: winning five games in five days had never happened in the history of conference tournaments, and no team in the history of the expanded Big East Championship had gone from playing on Tuesday to the tile game. That all changed when Preston Knowles' attempt to tie the game at the buzzer hit the back iron, giving Connecticut the 69-66 win and their seventh Big East Championship title (first since 2004). MVP Kemba Walker scored 19 points, making the game-winning play on an assist after scoring a tournament-record 130 points through five games.
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