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Weaknesses of Title Contenders

by Dan Hanner

In this edition, we take the teams in the Top 16 of the Pomeroy Rankings and figure out how often they look beatable on the basketball court. Read more »
Rising To The Occasion

by Dan Hanner

Examining which teams have played better against quality competition, along with identifying whether the inconsistent Hoosier has been Christian Watford or Cody Zeller. Read more »
NCAA Power Poll For February

by Dan Hanner

While there are certainly no elite college teams this season, there are a host of teams that can reach the Final Four. In this edition, we outline the various tiers. Read more »
Revisiting Recruiting Classes

by Dan Hanner

Michigan's freshmen have exceeded expectations and in this edition we examine other top classes such as N.C. State, UNLV, UCLA, Kentucky, Duke, Indiana, Arizona, Michigan State and North Carolina. Read more »
Syracuse Without James Southerland Revisited

by Dan Hanner

The Syracuse offense has not struggled without James Southerland, something that is readily evident by examining points per possession and schedule factors. Read more »
Injury Splits, Part 2

by Dan Hanner

On what Georgetown, Northwestern, Providence, Memphis, UNLV, North Carolina have done to compensate for playing without vital members of their team. Read more »
Losing Streaks And Injury Splits, Part 1

by Dan Hanner

On why not all losing streaks are alike and how injuries/suspensions skew our evaluation of certain teams. Read more »
Slim Margins

by Dan Hanner

On Butler/Gonzaga, winning the right way, quantity leading to quality, quality leading to quality, Syracuse, Cincinnati, Rutgers and more. Read more »
A Super Saturday

by Dan Hanner

On LeBryan Nash, Davante Gardner, Elston Turner, Rontei Clarke, Wisconsin/Illinois, and every minute of two games between real Final Four contenders (Minnesota/Indiana and Duke/NC State). Read more »
If Pro Sports Were Actually Run Like A Business..

by Jonathan Tjarks

Franchise relocation is a race to the bottom that pits city against city, which owners of all four major professional sports leagues in North America have used to their benefit. Read more »
Conference Play Is Here

by Dan Hanner

On what is left for human game-observers as advanced metrics become more sophisticated and breaking down Minnesota against Illinois. Read more »
No Bad Drafts, Just Bad Drafters

by Jonathan Tjarks

One of the weirder aspects of NBA draft coverage is the groupthink mentality that quickly emerges and downplaying the quality of a draft class seems to be a pastime for many “NBA insiders.” Far too often, teams deal away first round picks thinking the guaranteed contract that comes with it is a burden rather than an asset. Read more »
Freshman Prospects Before New Year's: Marcus Smart

by Jordan Tyler

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New Year, New Start

by Dan Hanner

Examining the impact made by transfers on Missouri, USC, Utah, West Virginia, Seton Hall, Towson, Maryland, UCLA, Illinois and more. Read more »
Freshman Prospects Before New Year's: Anthony Bennett

by Jordan Tyler

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Confidence, Clutch Play, And What It Means When Everyone Is Back And The Team is Struggling

by Dan Hanner

Examining high major programs with a substantial number of returning minutes and contrast their performance last season with their performance this season. Read more »
Freshman Prospects Before New Year's: Shabazz Muhammad

by Jordan Tyler

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Freshman Prospects Before New Year's: Nerlens Noel

by Jordan Tyler

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Freshman Prospects Before New Year's: Archie Goodwin

by Jordan Tyler

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Who Have You Played?

by Dan Hanner

On the legitimacy of Arizona and Florida as national championship contenders, who has quality wins already and more. Read more »