The first weekend of college football is nearly over; we've got the 2nd half of the Colorado vs. Colorado State game and tomorrow features Cincy vs. Rutgers and Miami vs. FSU. I do have some interesting thoughts on the opening weekend.
Acc
6 September 2009
Posted by Chad | No comments yet
3 March 2009
Which conference will get the most teams in, and which ones will be on the outside looking in in 2009? It looks to be a good year for the mid-major conferences and their tournament hopes this year. Only two power conferences are flexing their muscle this year, while the others are stumbling and beating each other up in conference. The ACC and Big East are looking strong, while down years in the SEC, Big 12, and PAC 10 are creating a jumble of mediocre looking teams with no true leaders.
Posted by Steven Jones | No comments yet
18 January 2009
It was a classic Big East meets ACC battle as number two Duke welcomed number twelve Georgetown to Durham, NC on Saturday, January 17th. The traditional basketball powerhouses put on an impressive showing as Cameron rocked and rolled with its usual mix of energy and Cameron Crazy creativity. The match-up of Greg Monroe of Georgetown and Gerald Henderson of Duke was clearly the most highly anticipated match-up of the season, as the freshman phenom was heavily recruited by Coach K. However, Duke's power and experience proved to be too much for the Hoyas as Duke rolled to victory with a final score of 76 to 67.
Posted by Caitlin Dillon | No comments yet
26 September 2008
Here are my thoughts on a couple of big time football game for the upcoming weekend:First up tonight Friday:UCONN vs. Louv: I think this game is prime for an upset. Granted the cardinals h
Posted by Kevin Morten | No comments yet
