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This time next week, all of us will be glued in front of our seats watching the NCAA Tournament brackets unveiled on CBS. But before all that, the conference tournaments of the major conferences will provide some madness before the madness. While there are bubble teams trying to play their way in, there are already 4 guarantees we know that won’t change.

1. The Number 1 seeds are set.
You can fill in these four teams on your 1 lines already: Kansas, Kentucky, Syracuse, and Duke. The first 3 are locks to be 1 seeds, and Kansas will likely be the top seed overall with a deep run in the Big 12 tournament. Duke needs to hold off Ohio State to lock up the 4th top seed, and a run to at least the ACC Tournament Semis should do that.

2. Evan Turner is the player of the year.
With respect to John Wall at Kentucky, Evan Turner is the reason the Buckeyes are ranked in the top 10, and even in the discussion as a top seed. Without Wall, the Wildcats would still be in the top 20. Without Turner, the Buckeyes would be on the bubble.

3. Some familiar names won’t be in the tournament.
We won’t likely see(barring a miracle run in their conference tourney) these teams in the Big Dance…
UConn, UNC, Memphis, Ole Miss, or Seton Hall.

4. The Big East will not get 10 in.
Unless something crazy happens, the Big East will get 9 of their schools in the tournament.

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This Years Tournament is gonna be wide open

by The Boss on February 28, 2010

in College


As we head into the last days of the college basketball regular season, it seems fans have more questions than answers regarding who will wind up cutting the nets down in April. With the recent losses by Kansas and Kentucky over the weekend, Syracuse seems poised to claim the number 1 ranking overall in the country. But are they that good? Check the answer to that, and other burning questions after the jump? [click to continue…]

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Bad Week for former Kentucky Coaches

August 28, 2009

If you are a fan of the Kentucky Wildcats basketball, then the names Rick Pitino and Billy Gillispie ring a bell for different reasons. This week, though, they had something in common: Making the news for the wrong reasons.
First, you have Pitino, who, against his attorney’s advice, conducted an interview and melted down. Pitino, who [...]

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The Lance Stephenson Watch Continues

June 20, 2009

In case you don’t know him yet, Lance Stephenson will one day very soon be on the cover of LayupDrill.com as much as Ricky Rubio, Blake Griffin and James Harden. Stephenson, a.k.a “Born Ready”, is one of very best high school ballers in the nation this year, but as of today, still does not know [...]

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Charles Barkley slips up on the air

May 31, 2009

I didn’t catch this during the broadcast last night, probably because I had a few drinks myself. The difference between me and Charles Barkley impaired is the fact that Barkley was on the air working the Magic vs. Cavs game, and he slipped up twice on the air. Check the video after the jump…

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Memphis Basketball in trouble with NCAA

May 28, 2009

Its looks like Kentucky coach John Calipari got out of Memphis right on time. The Memphis Commercial Appeal broke the news earlier this evening that the NCAA had reported major violations on the Memphis basketball program during the 2007-08 season. The allegations include “knowing and fraudulent” a.k.a cheating on a SAT exam by a player, [...]

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