It’s never too early to start thinking ahead. Here is an a very early projection of the 2014 NCAA Tournament Bracketology.
UPDATED: 4/7/13
Follow paulmbanksFINAL NCAA Tournament Bracketology 3-17-13
March 17, 2013 By 9 Comments
Happy Selection Sunday!!! Here is an updated college basketball Bracketology previewing what the 2013 NCAA Tournament might look like when the brackets are revealed today.
UPDATED: 3/17/13
Bracketology: Projecting the 2013 NCAA Tournament field
April 5, 2012 By 1 Comment
If you are like me and already have a post-college basketball NCAA Tournament depression; fear not. The Sports Bank has already released our preseason Top 25 for the 2012-2013 season which you can check out by clicking here. Now it is time for an insanely early Bracketology, projecting what the 2013 NCAA Tournament field might look like.
Follow paulmbanksFINAL Bracketology: Projecting the 2012 NCAA Tournament Field
March 11, 2012 By 14 Comments
Happy Selection Sunday! Get your brackets ready because the NCAA Tournament field will be announced today. Here is The Sports Bank‘s latest Bracketology. I have more than held my own the past couple of years against ESPN’s Joe Lunardi and with my extreme college hoops nerdom, plan to do so again this year. (An * represents a team that has already clinched an automatic bid.)
UPDATED: 3/11/12 4:30 PM
Butler, back to back National runners-up, not headed to NCAA Tournament
March 4, 2012 By Leave a Comment
As hot a coaching commodity as Brad Stevens is, his stock will decrease just a tiny bit in value this year.
It’s official now, the Butler Bulldogs, who made it all the way to the national title game both last year, and in 2010, will not be in the 2012 NCAA Tournament. The Valparaiso Crusaders (20-11) eliminated Butler (20-14) tonight in the Horizon League tournament, the Bulldogs only way in this March.
Follow paulmbanksBracketology: Projecting the 2012 NCAA Tournament Field
March 2, 2012 By Leave a Comment
It is kind of hard to believe that Selection Sunday for the NCAA Tournament is just nine days away and conference tournaments are already underway. Here is The Sports Bank‘s latest Bracketology. I have more than held my own the past couple of years against ESPN’s Joe Lunardi and with my extreme college hoops nerdom, plan to do so again this year.
UPDATED: 3/2/12
Big East basketball: NCAA Tournament bubble breakdown
February 24, 2012 By 13 Comments
Friday is usually when I do my updated Big East Basketball Power Rankings. Since nobody cares about the DePaul’s, Providence’s, and Rutgers’ of the world this late in the season, this week’s Big East Power Rankings will an analysis of the teams in the conference who have solidified their status in the NCAA Tournament or are firmly on the bubble and still have work to do. Let’s break down some resumes… (Click here to check out my latest bracketology.)
Follow paulmbanksTSB’s FINAL Bracketology: Projecting the NCAA Tournament Brackets
March 13, 2011 By 2 Comments
I am a huge college basketball nerd. I know it and if you are a frequent visitor to the Sports Bank, you know it as well. So much in fact, that I create my own bracketology which is seventy times nerdier than making a NBA mock draft.
In my inaugural year of entering this hallowed ground of geeks, my bracketology more than held its own ESPN’s “expert” bracketologist Joe Lunardi; a feat that I consider to be a huge accomplishment.
This year, there is more to take into account with the NCAA expanding the field to 68 teams. That means there will now be four play-in games held in Dayton. Two of those games will feature the final four at-large bids battling to be in the Field of 64. Same will go for the last four automatic qualifiers. Be sure to check back every week for updates on my Field of 68.
UPDATED: 3/13/11 4:30 P.M. CST
By: David Kay
Follow paulmbanksAre the Michigan Wolverines going to make the NCAA Tournament?
March 10, 2011 By Leave a Comment
One of the bubble teams this year is the Michigan Wolverines out of the Big Ten. The Wolverines have had a great season considering the talent they lost from last year and the talent they (presumably) lack this year.
But, is it enough to get them dancing? Let’s take a look at what they have to offer.
Michigan will enter the Big Ten Tournament as the No. 4 seed, going up against the No. 5 seed, Illinois. They also boast an overall record of 19-12 and 9-9 record in Big Ten play, which puts them at a tie for fourth place with Illinois and Michigan State.
Follow paulmbanksTSB’s Bracketology: Projecting the NCAA Tournament
March 4, 2011 By 1 Comment
I am a huge college basketball nerd. I know it and if you are a frequent visitor to the Sports Bank, you know it as well. So much in fact, that I create my own bracketology which is seventy times nerdier than making a NBA mock draft.
In my inaugural year of entering this hallowed ground of geeks, my bracketology more than held its own ESPN’s “expert” bracketologist Joe Lunardi; a feat that I consider to be a huge accomplishment.
This year, there is more to take into account with the NCAA expanding the field to 68 teams. That means there will now be four play-in games held in Dayton. Two of those games will feature the final four at-large bids battling to be in the Field of 64. Same will go for the last four automatic qualifiers. Be sure to check back every week for updates on my Field of 68.
UPDATED: 3/4/11
By: David Kay
Follow paulmbanksNCAA Tournament Bubble Watch (2/22/11)
February 22, 2011 By Leave a Comment
With two weeks left in the regular season, we are hitting the stretch run of the college basketball season and teams are trying to improve their resume and pick up some key wins to help their NCAA Tournament hopes. Here are some crucial games this week that have bubble teams matching head-to-head that could ultimately make or break their chances of being selected for the Field of 68. Click here for my latest bracketology.
By: David Kay
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College Hoops 101 (2/21/11)
February 21, 2011 By 2 Comments
Rivalry Week, Bracket Buster Week, now it’s Judgment Week. ESPN is to creating exciting names for their college basketball coverage what Hallmark is to Valentine’s Day. Still, it is a crucial time in the college basketball world with only two weeks left in the regular season and this past week was crazy as can be with seven top ten teams losing.
If you are unfamiliar with College Hoops 101, it is a weekly feature here at The Sports Bank that runs every Monday and breaks down everything you need to know going on in the world of college basketball. I will look back at the previous week and peak ahead to some of the key match-ups in the next seven days. Don’t forget to check out my latest bracketology.
By: David Kay
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