One's
Kansas, Kentucky, Villanova, Syracuse
Two's
Purdue, Kansas State, Duke, Ohio State
Three's
West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Georgetown, Wisconsin
Four's
Gonzaga, Michigan State, Butler, Vanderbilt
Five's
New Mexico, Temple, Tennessee, Texas
Six's
Wake Forest, Baylor, BYU, Texas A&M
Seven's
Richmond, Missouri, UNLV, Xavier
Eight's
Illinois, Maryland, Clemson, Georgia Tech
Nine's
Oklahoma State, Florida State, Charlotte, Old Dominion
Ten's
Florida, Rhode Island, Marquette, UTEP
Eleven's
UAB, Northern Iowa, Virginia Tech, Mississippi State
Twelve's
Mississippi, California, Louisville, Cornell
Thirteen's
Utah State, Siena, Kent State, Charleston
Fourteen's
Murray State, Oakland, Sam Houston State, UC Santa Barbara
Fifteen's
Coastal Carolina, Weber State, Arkansas State, Robert Morris
Sixteen's
Stony Brook, Morgan State, Lehigh, Jackson State, Jacksonville
Last Four In
Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, Mississippi, Louisville
Last Four Out
Cincinnati, South Florida, Northwestern, Dayton
Next Four Out
San Diego State, Saint Mary's, Virginia, Memphis
Top 60
Monday, February 15, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Last Night
Rarely is a Friday Night of college basketball during the regular season this interesting. Quick rundown:
-Pitt wins an incredible three-overtime thriller against bitter rival West Virginia at the "Oakland Zoo." Pitt jumps up to the middle of the 3 line, while the Mountaineers remain atop the 3 line. There's really no reason to knock them down below Ohio State after that game.
-Cornell drops a head-scratcher at Penn 79-64, who were just 3-15 entering the contest. They drop from the 11 line to the bottom of the 12 line behind Cal.
-Siena's 15-game win streak, which was the longest current win streak in the country, was snapped at Niagara, a team they pounded by 18 points at home earlier in the season. The Saints fall from the bottom of the 12 line to the 13 line behind projected WAC Champion Utah State.
Games to keep on eye on Saturday:
Tennessee at Kentucky, 9pm ESPN
Maryland at Duke, 1pm CBS
Northern Iowa at Bradley, 2pm
New Mexico at Utah, 9pm
Georgia Tech at Wake Forest, 8pm
Rhode Island at Temple, 4pm
Cornell at Princeton, 6pm
UNLV at San Diego State, 4pm
Miami at Clemson, 12pm
Cincinnati at Connecticut, 12pm
Missouri at Baylor, 1:45pm
Oklahoma at Oklahoma State, 2pm ESPN
South Carolina at Georgia, 4pm
George Mason at Old Dominion, 4pm
Washington State at California, 4pm
Texas A&M at Texas Tech, 5pm ESPN2
Xavier at Florida, 6pm ESPN
Memphis at Tulsa, 7pm ESPN2
Auburn at Mississippi State, 7pm
Northeastern at William & Mary, 7pm
Marshall at UAB, 8pm
Virginia at Virginia Tech, 8pm
South Florida at Marquette, 8:30 pm
St. Mary's at Portland, 9pm ESPN2
-Pitt wins an incredible three-overtime thriller against bitter rival West Virginia at the "Oakland Zoo." Pitt jumps up to the middle of the 3 line, while the Mountaineers remain atop the 3 line. There's really no reason to knock them down below Ohio State after that game.
-Cornell drops a head-scratcher at Penn 79-64, who were just 3-15 entering the contest. They drop from the 11 line to the bottom of the 12 line behind Cal.
-Siena's 15-game win streak, which was the longest current win streak in the country, was snapped at Niagara, a team they pounded by 18 points at home earlier in the season. The Saints fall from the bottom of the 12 line to the 13 line behind projected WAC Champion Utah State.
Games to keep on eye on Saturday:
Tennessee at Kentucky, 9pm ESPN
Maryland at Duke, 1pm CBS
Northern Iowa at Bradley, 2pm
New Mexico at Utah, 9pm
Georgia Tech at Wake Forest, 8pm
Rhode Island at Temple, 4pm
Cornell at Princeton, 6pm
UNLV at San Diego State, 4pm
Miami at Clemson, 12pm
Cincinnati at Connecticut, 12pm
Missouri at Baylor, 1:45pm
Oklahoma at Oklahoma State, 2pm ESPN
South Carolina at Georgia, 4pm
George Mason at Old Dominion, 4pm
Washington State at California, 4pm
Texas A&M at Texas Tech, 5pm ESPN2
Xavier at Florida, 6pm ESPN
Memphis at Tulsa, 7pm ESPN2
Auburn at Mississippi State, 7pm
Northeastern at William & Mary, 7pm
Marshall at UAB, 8pm
Virginia at Virginia Tech, 8pm
South Florida at Marquette, 8:30 pm
St. Mary's at Portland, 9pm ESPN2
Friday, February 12, 2010
Bubble Update
Last Four In
Mississippi, South Florida, Virginia Tech, Mississippi St
Last Four Out
Virginia, UTEP, St. Mary's, Northwestern
Next Four Out
Cincinnati, South Carolina, Texas Tech, Northeastern
Cal moves up to a 12 seed with their blowout victory over Washington. They are now poised to snag an at-large bid if they don't slip up the rest of the way and lose in the conference tournament final (maybe even semifinal). Yay Pa(theti)c-10!!
Mississippi, South Florida, Virginia Tech, Mississippi St
Last Four Out
Virginia, UTEP, St. Mary's, Northwestern
Next Four Out
Cincinnati, South Carolina, Texas Tech, Northeastern
Cal moves up to a 12 seed with their blowout victory over Washington. They are now poised to snag an at-large bid if they don't slip up the rest of the way and lose in the conference tournament final (maybe even semifinal). Yay Pa(theti)c-10!!
Thursday, February 11, 2010
The 65
Top 60
One's
Kansas, Syracuse, Kentucky, Villanova
Two's
Purdue, Kansas State, Georgetown, Duke
Three's
West Virginia, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan State
Four's
Gonzaga, Pittsburgh, Butler, Vanderbilt
Five's
New Mexico, Tennessee, Temple, Texas
Six's
Baylor, Wake Forest, BYU, Missouri
Seven's
UNLV, Texas A&M, Maryland, Georgia Tech
Eight's
Richmond, Florida, Florida State, Illinois
Nine's
Mississippi, Northern Iowa, Clemson, Rhode Island
Ten's
Oklahoma State, UAB, Xavier, Dayton
Eleven's
Charlotte, Old Dominion, St. Mary's, Cornell
Twelve's
Marquette, South Florida, Virginia Tech, Siena
Thirteen's
California, Utah State, Kent State, Charleston
Fourteen's
Murray State, Oakland, Coastal Carolina, Pacific
Fifteen's
Weber State, Arkansas State, Stony Brook, Sam Houston State
Sixteen's
Morgan State, Navy, Jackson State, Robert Morris, Jacksonville
Last Four In
St. Mary's, Marquette, South Florida, Virginia Tech
Last Four Out
Virginia, UTEP, Northwestern, Minnesota
Next Four Out
Mississippi State, Notre Dame, Cincinnati, South Carolina
One's
Kansas, Syracuse, Kentucky, Villanova
Two's
Purdue, Kansas State, Georgetown, Duke
Three's
West Virginia, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan State
Four's
Gonzaga, Pittsburgh, Butler, Vanderbilt
Five's
New Mexico, Tennessee, Temple, Texas
Six's
Baylor, Wake Forest, BYU, Missouri
Seven's
UNLV, Texas A&M, Maryland, Georgia Tech
Eight's
Richmond, Florida, Florida State, Illinois
Nine's
Mississippi, Northern Iowa, Clemson, Rhode Island
Ten's
Oklahoma State, UAB, Xavier, Dayton
Eleven's
Charlotte, Old Dominion, St. Mary's, Cornell
Twelve's
Marquette, South Florida, Virginia Tech, Siena
Thirteen's
California, Utah State, Kent State, Charleston
Fourteen's
Murray State, Oakland, Coastal Carolina, Pacific
Fifteen's
Weber State, Arkansas State, Stony Brook, Sam Houston State
Sixteen's
Morgan State, Navy, Jackson State, Robert Morris, Jacksonville
Last Four In
St. Mary's, Marquette, South Florida, Virginia Tech
Last Four Out
Virginia, UTEP, Northwestern, Minnesota
Next Four Out
Mississippi State, Notre Dame, Cincinnati, South Carolina
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Last Night
Illinois was the biggest winner of the night with their huge win at Wisconsin. They jump up two seed lines from the bottom of the 11 line to the top of the 9 line. They are officially off the bubble. The Illini still have a pretty brutal remaining schedule (home and home with OSU, @ Purdue, 'Sconsin), but they'll be in good shape as long as they win at least one of those games and beat Minnesota at home and Michigan on the road. That would put them at 12-6 in conference play, which would be more than enough to get in the field. Wisconsin remains on the 3 line.
Purdue leapfrogs K-State as the next 1-seed in waiting with their convincing victory at Sparty. The Boilermakers continue to be the favorite to win the Big Ten with the win. Michigan State drops to the bottom of the 3 line.
With the Wisconsin and Michigan State losses, Ohio State moves up from the top of the 4 line to the 3 line ahead of both Big Ten adversaries.
Vandy moves up two seed lines from a 6 to a 4 with their blowout victory over rival Tennessee in Nashville. The Vols fall to the top of the 5 line.
Wichita State's hopes of an at-large bid are no more with their inexplicable loss to Evansville. It was Evansville's first conference win this year.
Likewise, VCU's bubble officially popped on Tuesday with their overtime loss at George Mason.
Texas Tech sneaks into the final Last Eight Out spot with their win at Oklahoma.
Purdue leapfrogs K-State as the next 1-seed in waiting with their convincing victory at Sparty. The Boilermakers continue to be the favorite to win the Big Ten with the win. Michigan State drops to the bottom of the 3 line.
With the Wisconsin and Michigan State losses, Ohio State moves up from the top of the 4 line to the 3 line ahead of both Big Ten adversaries.
Vandy moves up two seed lines from a 6 to a 4 with their blowout victory over rival Tennessee in Nashville. The Vols fall to the top of the 5 line.
Wichita State's hopes of an at-large bid are no more with their inexplicable loss to Evansville. It was Evansville's first conference win this year.
Likewise, VCU's bubble officially popped on Tuesday with their overtime loss at George Mason.
Texas Tech sneaks into the final Last Eight Out spot with their win at Oklahoma.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Fiiiield!
Linkers.
One's
Kansas, Syracuse, Kentucky, Villanova
Two's
Kansas State, Purdue, Georgetown, West Virginia
Three's
Wisconsin, Duke, Michigan State, Tennessee
Four's
Ohio State, Gonzaga, Texas, Pittsburgh
Five's
Butler, Temple, New Mexico, UNLV
Six's
Baylor, Wake Forest, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech
Seven's
BYU, Florida, Missouri, Rhode Island
Eight's
Texas A&M, Mississippi, Maryland, Florida State
Nine's
Northern Iowa, Charlotte, Oklahoma State, UAB
Ten's
Clemson, Xavier, Richmond, Northwestern
Eleven's
Old Dominion, Saint Mary's, Cornell, Illinois
Twelve's
Marquette, Dayton, Virginia Tech, Siena
Thirteen's
California, Utah State, Kent State, Western Carolina
Fourteen's
Murray State, Oakland, Coastal Carolina, Pacific
Fifteen's
Weber State, Arkansas State, Stony Brook, Sam Houston State
Sixteen's
Morgan State, Lehigh, Jackson State, Robert Morris, Jacksonville
Last Four In
Illinois, Marquette, Dayton, Virginia Tech
Last Four Out
South Florida, Virginia, UTEP, Wichita State
Next Four Out
Minnesota, Mississippi State, Notre Dame, Cincinnati
Word.
One's
Kansas, Syracuse, Kentucky, Villanova
Two's
Kansas State, Purdue, Georgetown, West Virginia
Three's
Wisconsin, Duke, Michigan State, Tennessee
Four's
Ohio State, Gonzaga, Texas, Pittsburgh
Five's
Butler, Temple, New Mexico, UNLV
Six's
Baylor, Wake Forest, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech
Seven's
BYU, Florida, Missouri, Rhode Island
Eight's
Texas A&M, Mississippi, Maryland, Florida State
Nine's
Northern Iowa, Charlotte, Oklahoma State, UAB
Ten's
Clemson, Xavier, Richmond, Northwestern
Eleven's
Old Dominion, Saint Mary's, Cornell, Illinois
Twelve's
Marquette, Dayton, Virginia Tech, Siena
Thirteen's
California, Utah State, Kent State, Western Carolina
Fourteen's
Murray State, Oakland, Coastal Carolina, Pacific
Fifteen's
Weber State, Arkansas State, Stony Brook, Sam Houston State
Sixteen's
Morgan State, Lehigh, Jackson State, Robert Morris, Jacksonville
Last Four In
Illinois, Marquette, Dayton, Virginia Tech
Last Four Out
South Florida, Virginia, UTEP, Wichita State
Next Four Out
Minnesota, Mississippi State, Notre Dame, Cincinnati
Word.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Spreadsheet.......
Linkety-link.
One's
Kansas, Syracuse, Villanova, Kentucky
Two's
Kansas State, Texas, Michigan State, Purdue
Three's
West Virginia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Duke
Four's
Baylor, Tennessee, Temple, Ohio State
Five's
Gonzaga, Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh, Butler
Six's
New Mexico, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, UNLV
Seven's
Florida State, Oklahoma State, BYU, Missouri
Eight's
Florida, Mississippi, Xavier, Rhode Island
Nine's
Northern Iowa, Charlotte, Clemson, Old Dominion
Ten's
Texas A&M, UAB, Northwestern, Cincinnati
Eleven's
St. Mary's, Maryland, Virginia, Cornell
Twelve's
Marquette, South Florida, Richmond, California
Thirteen's
Siena, Utah State, Western Carolina, Murray State
Fourteen's
Oakland, Kent State, Coastal Carolina, Pacific
Fifteen's
Weber State, Arkansas State, Stony Brook, Sam Houston State
Sixteen's
Morgan State, Lehigh, Jackson State, Robert Morris, Jacksonville
Last Four In
Virginia, Marquette, South Florida, Richmond
Last Four Out
Dayton, Mississippie State, UTEP, Virginia Tech
Next Four Out
Wichita State, North Carolina, Minnesota, Seton Hall
One's
Kansas, Syracuse, Villanova, Kentucky
Two's
Kansas State, Texas, Michigan State, Purdue
Three's
West Virginia, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Duke
Four's
Baylor, Tennessee, Temple, Ohio State
Five's
Gonzaga, Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh, Butler
Six's
New Mexico, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, UNLV
Seven's
Florida State, Oklahoma State, BYU, Missouri
Eight's
Florida, Mississippi, Xavier, Rhode Island
Nine's
Northern Iowa, Charlotte, Clemson, Old Dominion
Ten's
Texas A&M, UAB, Northwestern, Cincinnati
Eleven's
St. Mary's, Maryland, Virginia, Cornell
Twelve's
Marquette, South Florida, Richmond, California
Thirteen's
Siena, Utah State, Western Carolina, Murray State
Fourteen's
Oakland, Kent State, Coastal Carolina, Pacific
Fifteen's
Weber State, Arkansas State, Stony Brook, Sam Houston State
Sixteen's
Morgan State, Lehigh, Jackson State, Robert Morris, Jacksonville
Last Four In
Virginia, Marquette, South Florida, Richmond
Last Four Out
Dayton, Mississippie State, UTEP, Virginia Tech
Next Four Out
Wichita State, North Carolina, Minnesota, Seton Hall
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