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2008 BracketBusters Analysis & Predictions
February 4th, 2008
by Joel Welser
Even if there is only one game that
will likely feature two teams that are worthy of at-large bids, there are still
plenty of interesting match-ups and plenty of teams that we will see in March in
this edition of BracketBusters. The number one goal is exposure for the teams
and that exposure is good for the fans as well who can start scouting some
potential NCAA Tournament teams that they may not have seen yet this year. Yet,
more important than exposure is momentum. Grabbing a big win against a quality
team can do great things heading into the conference tournaments.
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2008 BracketBusters Schedule
February 4th, 2008
by Press Release
2008 O'Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters Television Matchups
Friday, Feb 22
Davidson at Winthrop
UCSB at Utah State
Saturday, Feb 23
Creighton at Oral Roberts
George Mason at Ohio
Kent State at St. Mary’s (Ca.)
Marist at Cleveland State
Miami at Valparaiso
Nevada at Southern Illinois
Rider at CS Northridge
Siena at Boise State
UWM at Bradley
Virginia Commonwealth at Akron
Sunday, Feb 24
Wright State at Illinois State
2008 O'Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters Non-Television Matchups
* Times to be Announced
Albany at Canisius
Read MoreWelser Wonders: ACC Bids, BracketBuster, A10 vs B10
January 30th, 2008
by Joel Welser
There is a reason February is the shortest month of the year. It makes March come quicker than we expect and that means BracketBusters is coming soon and the bubble watch is in full swing. This week, those topics dominate what “Welser Wonders…”
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Poll: Who Will Win the Anaheim Classic?
November 23rd, 2007
by Shawn Siegel
Poll: Who Will Win the Old Spice Classic?
November 22nd, 2007
by Shawn Siegel
Preview: Old Spice Classic
November 21st, 2007
by Raphielle Johnson
For the second
year, ESPN and the MAAC will put on the Old Spice Classic at Disney’s Wide World
of Sports Complex in Orlando. Last season’s tournament, won by Arkansas, was a
competitive event that featured five teams who eventually played in the
postseason. Will this year’s group of eight yield the same success? The answer
to that question won’t be known until March, but this year’s field does have
something that last year’s didn’t: one of the nation’s best freshmen. His name:
Michael Beasley of Kansas State. But to focus solely on Beasley would be unfair
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Poll: Who Will Win the NIT Season Tip-Off?
November 21st, 2007
by Shawn Siegel
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