The Buffaloes of the University of Colorado will visit the Buckeyes of Ohio State on September 24th, 2011, for the first time in 25 years. Ohio State will offer the University of Colorado $1.4 million to visit Columbus, confirmed by athletic director Gene Smith.
To come and play Ohio State is anywhere from $400,000 to $750,000 [...]
The Western Athletic Conference is taking a hard stance against Fresno State and Nevada after the two schools accepted bids to join the Mountain West Conference, putting the league in a dire situation.
The moves also potentially destroy a WAC plan to bring in BYU for sports other than football. The addition of BYU to sports [...]
Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich knows gaudy details during the trial of a woman who tried to extort millions from Rick Pitino. It is believed that this affect some people’s perception of the highly successful coach.
On Thursday, Jurich reiterated his support for Pitino after a jury found Karen Cunagin Sypher guilty of retaliating against [...]
The 2010-11 NCAA College Basketball season may still be more than three months off, but at least College Basketball betting fans can starts planning their Monday nights.
ESPN and the Big 12 Conference have unveiled their season slate, called ESPN’s Big Monday Presented by Bud Light, which is chalk full of Big 12 men’s college [...]
After announcing in April that the NCAA men’s basketball tournament would be expanded to 68 teams, NCAA officials finally announced their plans for how the expanded field would be handled. Basically, this could be considered a mini round of “First Four.” This initial round will include the lowest seeds as well as the last at-large [...]
Michael Jordan, a professional basketball player, who is possibly the greatest player of all time, now has two children that play for Central Florida. Jeff Jordan reportedly joined his brother Marcus Jordan and enrolled in UCF. The pair is excited that they will now play for the Knights together in front of their well- known [...]
The NCAA July evaluation period is a critical time for NCAA college coaches. The month of July is a big month for coaches as they jump from basketball camp to basketball camp in order to catch a glimpse of the next recruit that could possibly turn their program into a contender or keep their team [...]
With the 2010 NBA Draft this week, let’s take a look at the NBA’s One-and-Done rule regarding the selection of College Basketball players.
With so many talented players and college basketball odds favorites are being discovered in High School gymnasiums all over the country it was inevitable that a rule like One-and-Done would come into play. [...]
John Wooden, who died June 4 at the age of 99, was an icon in NCAA College Basketball. Born in 1910 in the town of Hall, Indiana, as a young boy his basketball idols were Fuzzy Vandivier and Franklin Wonder Five. When he was 14 his family moved to a town called Martinsville, he [...]
On December 18th at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, one of college basketball’s finest traditions will once again take place. That date marks the 75th annual All-College Basketball Classic. The very first Classic was held in 1936. While tradition is important, it is the match-ups that truly make something “classic.” This year, the [...]
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