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2012 NBA Draft Prospect Stock Watch: Jared Sullinger 0

postedApril 20, 2012 by Bryant West, Columnist

Name: Jared Sullinger Hometown: Columbus, OH Physicals: 6′ 9″, 280 lbs College: Ohio State NBA Position: Power Forward Current Stats: 17.6 PPG, 9.1 RPG, 1.0 BPG, 1.2 APG, 1.9 TPG, 53.1% FG, 76.8% FT Jared Sullinger has to be kicking himself for returning to Ohio State … Continue reading →

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2012 NBA Draft Mock #2 – Pre-NCAA Tournament Edition 0

postedMarch 9, 2012 by Bryant West, Columnist

Championship Week is here, and the excellent news is that all but two of the players on my projected mock are already locks to go to the NCAA Tournament! So NBA Draft fans, set your DVRs—March Madness is going to … Continue reading →

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My 2011 NBA Mock Draft 0

postedJune 22, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

The following mock draft is not based on what I think will happen but rather what I think each team should do with their picks during the lottery. Enjoy. 1st Pick, 1st Round – Cleveland Cavaliers – Derrick Williams, Forward, … Continue reading →

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Can Kemba Carry Connecticut To A Title? 0

postedApril 4, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

As each round goes by in the 2011 NCAA Tournament, it’s becoming more and more obvious that if you have just one great player at the college level, you can win the national championship. I know this is not a … Continue reading →

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VCU, Smart Shaka-ing The World 0

postedMarch 28, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

By now you know the tale of the Virginia Commonwealth University Rams. On selection Sunday, the Rams were chosen as an #11 seed that would take on the USC Trojans in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament in what … Continue reading →

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My Elite Eight Picks – Day 1 0

postedMarch 26, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

My bracket has climbed into the 99th percentile thanks to VCU making it into the Elite Eight at the hands of the Florida State Seminoles yesterday. I went three for four on my picks in the Sweet Sixteen on Day … Continue reading →

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Derrick Williams Lifts Arizona Over Duke 0

postedMarch 25, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

In an upset that I called in my Sweet Sixteen picks post, the Arizona Wildcats took down the Duke Blue Devils to advance to the Elite Eight. Though I had Arizona winning, I didn’t envision a 93-77 blowout, which is … Continue reading →

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My Sweet Sixteen Picks – Day 1 0

postedMarch 24, 2011 by Mark Travis, Founder

My bracket is doing pretty well right now. I’m in fourth place in my major pool and I’ve got all four of my Final Four teams still alive. I predicted Pittsburgh’s exit, I called Texas’ demise and I even correctly … Continue reading →

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Islanders Fall To Aggies In Home Opener 2

postedNovember 16, 2010 by Mark Travis, Founder

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS (But The Game Is On)  – The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders played their first game in the American Bank Center of the season Monday night, losing 86-65 to sister school Texas A&M in front of the second … Continue reading →

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Top Performers From Day Five Of The NCAA Tournament 0

postedMarch 26, 2010 by Mark Travis, Founder

The guy who dunked on LeBron: Though his season is now over, Jordan Crawford had a masterful performance. He didn’t dominate the entire game. Heck, you could even say he had a poor game overall, missing 16 of his 29 … Continue reading →

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