The National College Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament is one of the most magical times of the year. Upsets are common, and predicting every game correctly is close to impossible.
Kai Jones played for two years at the University of Texas and has now positioned himself to become a first-round pick. Although he played off the bench, Jones succeeded in showing off his athleticism and versatility.
The new Associated Press Top 25 rankings are out after a full weekend of action. Here are the full rankings along with a few takeaways.
In Monday’s edition of Daily Dunk, Ben Fadden catches you up on Sunday’s slate of games, including Illinois-Texas, as well as the five ranked teams playing today.
Gonzaga and Iowa were in action yesterday so we’ll catch you up on that, and there are six ranked teams playing today, including #19 Rutgers and #13 Illinois.
The new top-25 for week three of the college basketball season has been released and there are plenty of changes to be discussed.
Villanova’s matchup against Texas came down to the wire and Kentucky was also in action yesterday. We’ll also get you ready for Monday’s slate of games.
The top two teams were supposed to face off on Saturday but the game was postponed. It’s a new day, which means plenty more hoops to come.
Four top-11 teams were in action against each other on Wednesday including top-ranked Gonzaga. We’ll walk you through Jalen Suggs’ unfortunate injury and the biggest matchups coming up on Thursday.
The calendar moves to December and we have Duke, Michigan State, Kansas, and Kentucky all in action Tuesday night in the State Farm Champions Classic. We’ll get you ready for it after recapping the biggest games from Monday.
There was only one AP Top 25 matchup on Sunday, as #14 Texas Tech and #17 Houston met, and it had some importance to the new AP rankings after another top-10 team fell. We’ll recap yesterday and get you ready for tonight’s big games.
The National College Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament is one of the most magical times of the year. Upsets are common, and predicting every game correctly is close to impossible.
Kai Jones played for two years at the University of Texas and has now positioned himself to become a first-round pick. Although he played off the bench, Jones succeeded in showing off his athleticism and versatility.
The new Associated Press Top 25 rankings are out after a full weekend of action. Here are the full rankings along with a few takeaways.
In Monday’s edition of Daily Dunk, Ben Fadden catches you up on Sunday’s slate of games, including Illinois-Texas, as well as the five ranked teams playing today.
Gonzaga and Iowa were in action yesterday so we’ll catch you up on that, and there are six ranked teams playing today, including #19 Rutgers and #13 Illinois.
The new top-25 for week three of the college basketball season has been released and there are plenty of changes to be discussed.
Villanova’s matchup against Texas came down to the wire and Kentucky was also in action yesterday. We’ll also get you ready for Monday’s slate of games.
The top two teams were supposed to face off on Saturday but the game was postponed. It’s a new day, which means plenty more hoops to come.
Four top-11 teams were in action against each other on Wednesday including top-ranked Gonzaga. We’ll walk you through Jalen Suggs’ unfortunate injury and the biggest matchups coming up on Thursday.
The calendar moves to December and we have Duke, Michigan State, Kansas, and Kentucky all in action Tuesday night in the State Farm Champions Classic. We’ll get you ready for it after recapping the biggest games from Monday.
There was only one AP Top 25 matchup on Sunday, as #14 Texas Tech and #17 Houston met, and it had some importance to the new AP rankings after another top-10 team fell. We’ll recap yesterday and get you ready for tonight’s big games.
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