by Zachary Krull | Jan 11, 2022 | College Basketball
Every year a common theme in College Basketball is that there are a handful of teams at this point in the season that look themselves in the mirror and say “We were supposed to be good, what in the world has happened to us?” In other words, there have been some very...
by Zachary Krull | Jan 5, 2022 | College Basketball
In 2016, the Southeastern conference officially started to use the mission statement of “It Just Means More.” While many people will see that and think nothing of it, there have been many examples of how this statement is not only promoted, but also backed up by the...
by Zachary Krull | Dec 29, 2021 | College Basketball
There have been a number of twists, turns, ups and downs over the course of the past two seasons in the world of College Basketball. After a full, normal regular season in 2020 the NCAA Tournament was canceled as COVID-19 entered our lives, and a year ago it was great...
by Zachary Krull | Dec 21, 2021 | College Basketball
The number one story in not only College Basketball, but in the entire sports world is the number of games that have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19 issues and outbreaks. In a sport like College Basketball, where 36 teams are awarded an At- large bid into...
by Zachary Krull | Dec 14, 2021 | College Basketball
Five weeks into the 2021-2022 College Basketball season we have already seen and learned so many things about so many teams across the country.With Purdue’s loss to Rutgers last week it was the third week in a row that the team ranked #1 in the AP Top 25 had taken a...
