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Hole too deep for Huskies

In: NCAA hoops

22 Mar 2009

On this bitter morning after for the Washington Huskies, they’ll spend the long offseason wondering what happened in the first half of their second-round tournament loss to Purdue, when the Boilermakers dominated them on both sides of the court and built an 11-point lead that proved to be just enough. Make no mistake, Purdue is [...]

NCAA tourney recap: Day 1

In: NCAA hoops

19 Mar 2009

* Washington provided a strong response to those who thought it might be upset by Mississippi State by suffocating the Bulldogs in a 71-58 victory that wasn’t as close as the score indicated. Powered by a swarming defense, the Huskies snuffed out MSU’s long-range attack, and with Bulldogs star Jarvis Varnardo sidelined with foul trouble, [...]

First blush NCAA tourney thoughts

In: NCAA hoops

15 Mar 2009

* Can’t argue too much with the No. 1 seeds, although if you’re Memphis, you’re wondering how you can import some better schools into your conference. Louisville deserved to rise to the top – they’ve been one of the hottest teams in the country and avoided the upset bug that felled most of the elite [...]

Proof of crack epidemic at Nike discovered

In: NCAA hoops

13 Mar 2009

Courtesy of our friends at Uni Watch, Gonzaga’s new jerseys, which the Bulldogs will debut in the upcoming NCAA Tournament. Wow. From the Nike press release: “Our new Aerographic jerseys combine superior fabrics and breakthrough graphics for a look we’re excited to bring to college hoops during the tournament frenzy,” said Eric Lautenbach, Nike, Inc. [...]

Pac-10 Tournament breakdown

In: NCAA hoops

11 Mar 2009

The Pac-10 has been a league of pleasant surprises this year, none more so than Washington’s stunning rise to the league championship after most experts had pegged them as a middle-of-the-pack squad. But there was also California’s return to relevancy and Oregon State’s marked improvement under Craig Robinson. One thing, however, that has always lacked [...]

Wazzu’s last chance to dance

In: NCAA hoops

9 Mar 2009

Well, here it is: Washington State’s last chance to make the NCAA tournament. And the Cougs are going to have to win four straight games to do it. If they had beaten Washington last Saturday, they probably could have won just two games in the Pac-10 tournament and still sneaked into the Big Dance. A [...]

A simple fix for the Pac-10 Tournament

In: NCAA hoops

9 Mar 2009

At some point while watching this week’s Pac-10 Tournament, you will ask yourself, “Why are they playing basketball in an airplane hangar decorated with empty seats?” The Staples Center may be a lovely venue for stargazing and watching the Lakers, but it is sorely lacking as a venue for college basketball, a fact that is reinforced every March during what should be the pinnacle of the Pac-10′s campaign.

Dear NCAA Tournament committee,

In: NCAA hoops

5 Mar 2009

Hello. We’re the Northwestern University basketball program. You may not have heard of us, which is understandable. You see, we’re the only major conference program that has never qualified for the NCAA Tournament. Yes, we know it sounds unbelievable. But we really suck at basketball. We’ve never won 20 games. We haven’t finished fourth or higher in the Big Ten since 1968. We’ve only made the NIT three times. We are routinely the visitor at our own arena.

But this year is different! We’ve actually, you know, won some games, and we’re begging … no, pleading with you to throw a bone and invite us to the Big Dance.

Gonzaga vs. USC … Upstate?

In: NCAA hoops

2 Mar 2009

Over the years, Gonzaga has done an impressive job of “scheduling up,” compensating for their weak conference by playing quality teams from the major conferences to build their strength of schedule and tournament resume. The Zags did more of the same this year, playing UConn, Tennessee, Memphis, Washington State and Maryland among others during their [...]

Inside the press box – ASU vs. UW

In: NCAA hoops

27 Feb 2009

Every so often, I still kill a few trees and contribute to the dying industry that is newspaper journalism. Last night I found myself at Hec Ed for Washington’s thrilling OT victory over Arizona State. My rushed column (it’s never a good thing when an 8 p.m. start goes to overtime and you have a [...]


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