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Welser Wonders: WAC Struggles & Sun Belt Battle
February 7th, 2008
By Joel Welser
How can you not feel bad for Brody
Angley? And it has nothing to do with the hair. The poor guy is in the 1,000
point club and has been a superb leader for Santa Clara for four years, but he
might now be mostly remembered for losing the game against Gonzaga this week.
Angley was a little over aggressive at the end of regulation and fouled a
Bulldog with virtually no time left on the clock. It was a dumb play, but it was
an aggressive foul, and it is hard to blame anybody for hustling. But that led
the game to overtime where the Broncos lost. The status of UNC’s Ty Lawson
Daily Dribble: High-Major Power Ranking
December 5th, 2007
By Shawn Siegel
Last year, I started doing monthly power rankings divided by
the BCS, High-Major, and Mid-Major monikers. I’m continuing that trend once
again, starting with the “High-Majors”, which I define to include the A10, CAA,
CUSA, MVC, MWC, and WAC. I’m not suggesting that the A10 might not be better
than the Big Ten this year, or that a league like the Horizon isn’t better than
the WAC (which is real bad right now), or anything like that.. I use these
grouping simply for ease and consistency.
WAC Player of the Week
November 27th, 2007DENVER – Utah State forward Stephen DuCharme has been named the Western Athletic Conference men’s basketball player of the week for November 19-25. This is the first career WAC Player of the Week honor for the senior.
Top 10 Players in the WAC
November 18th, 2007
By Shawn Siegel
It seems like its taken forever, but I finally conclude my series of conference player rankings. Like the other lists, this one was finalized shortly before the season started.. so there's a few unlisted guys that have gotten off to great stats. Nevada's Brandon Fields is averaging 12 and 4 assists after 3 games. San Jose State center CJ Webster has been strong in the paint, averaging 13 and 10 boards for the 2-1 Spartans. Meanwhile, heralded WAC freshmen DJ Wright & Herb Pope haven't played so far for various reasons.
1. Jaycee Carroll, G, Utah State
2. Marcelus Kemp, G, Nevada
Daily Dribble: 2008 NCAA Tournament Projection
March 19th, 2007- ACC, Bracketology, Pac-10, SEC, WAC
By Shawn Siegel
We're only a week through the 2007 Big Dance.. but its never too early to start thinking about next year's Tournament. Here's an early projection of the 2008 NCAA Tournament field:
Big East (8) - Louisville - (DePaul, Marquette, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Providence, UCONN, West Virginia)**
Pac-10 (6) - UCLA - (Arizona, Stanford, USC, Washington, Washington State)
SEC (6) - Kentucky - (Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, LSU, Tennessee)
ACC - UNC (5) - (Clemson, Duke, Georgia Tech, NC State)
Big 12 (4) - Kansas - (Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas)
WAC Conference Preview
October 30th, 2006
By CHN
Favorite: Nevada. Player of the Year: Nick Fazekas. Conference Rank: 10th.
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