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Thursday Night CBB Best Bet: Georgetown-Penn State

Posted on November 14, 2019 by nmusial1 Leave a comment

(Image Credit: guhoyas.com) Penn State @ Georgetown 6:30 p.m. ET FS1 (Odds courtesy of VegasInsider.com) Opening Spread: Georgetown PK Current Spread: Georgetown -2.5 Opening O/U: 149.0 Current O/U: 149.5 Projected Spread: Georgetown -4.5 Projected O/U: 147.0 Through three nights, the fifth installation of the Gavitt Games has one again provided high-quality early-season competition. While it is still only November, having these

Ohio State Dominates Villanova in Big Win

Posted on November 14, 2019 by sjkenny11 Leave a comment

Ohio State is the real deal. They dominated Villanova from start to finish and won 76-51 in Columbus as part of the Gavitt Tipoff Games. The Buckeyes started the game with a 9-0 run forcing the Wildcats to call an early timeout. The timeout didn’t do much as the Buckeyes bolted out to a 19-3 lead. Sophomore guard, Duane Washington

CBB Review 2019 Week One Top 25

Posted on November 11, 2019 by Mat Mlodzinski Leave a comment

Team (Total Votes) (First Place Votes) Kentucky (200) (8) Louisville (185) Michigan State (182) Duke (177) Maryland (158) Kansas (157) North Carolina (148) Gonzaga (143) Seton Hall (126) Villanova (121) Virginia (119) Oregon (110) Florida (109) Texas Tech (96) Memphis (91) Ohio State (65) Arizona (64) Utah State (62) LSU (52) St. Mary’s (51) Xavier (51) Washington (30) Auburn (18) Baylor (16)

#8 South Carolina Finishes Off #4 Maryland on the Road

Posted on November 10, 2019 by Matt Karner Leave a comment

#8 South Carolina picks up a big road win over #4 Maryland 63-54 in a game that will likely impact seeding come March. The Gamecocks took control of the game early and despite only shooting 31.7% from the field dominated the game from the opening tip. As Maryland rallied around momentum swings the Gamecocks were unphased and found a response

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Takeaways from Week 1 of the College Basketball Season

Posted on November 10, 2019 by arielputerman Leave a comment

College Basketball fans around the world waited months for the season to start, and one week in, the storylines have been overwhelming. Here is a recap of all the stories from Week 1 of the season. What will happen to Wiseman? The biggest news of the week came on Friday when projected First Team All American Center James Wiseman was

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Not just any Freshman Class

Posted on November 7, 2019 by Mat Mlodzinski Leave a comment

Phew. Nine points and two assists in roughly three minutes for the freshman stud. The home team was finally starting to pull away much to the relief of the anxious crowd in the stands. Anyone watching this game could tell this kid was going to be good. Matter of a fact, as a freshman, to be up that stat line. Kid would make

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2019/20 Season Predictions Roundtable

Posted on November 5, 2019 by Mat Mlodzinski Leave a comment

Who will make it to the 2020 Final Four? Mat Mlodzinski: Michigan State, Louisville, Kentucky, and Maryland Matt Karner: Michigan State, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville Collin Speicher: Michigan State, Kansas, Florida, North Carolina Ariel Puterman: Michigan State, Kansas, Villanova, Washington Nick Musial: Kansas, Florida, Colorado, Xavier Nikhil Binny: Michigan State, Maryland, Oregon, Kentucky Jordan Pardo: Michigan State, Oregon, Florida, North Carolina

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Opening Night ATS Best Bets (11/4/19)

Posted on November 4, 2019 by nmusial1 Leave a comment

(Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports) The college basketball tip-off is finally upon us, and no better way to celebrate than a great slate of hoops, headlined by the Champions Classic and ACC conference play. Each week, I’ll write up my top bets with analysis. Most nights I’ll have 2-3 plays, but tomorrow night yields only one. Cheers to a great season

Scouting The Maryland Terrapins for 2020

Posted on November 4, 2019 by Shannon Boy Leave a comment

As a young player growing up watching college basketball, it was always a great feeling when the season began. There was always that crisp feeling in the air…. the leaves were full of color while either in the tree or on the ground…… and ESPN was broadcasting their first hoop games of the year. One of the teams that I

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NCAA Starts Progress for Student-Athletes

Posted on October 29, 2019 by Matt Karner Leave a comment

The NCAA’s board of governors met in Atlanta and the biggest question on the agenda was student-athletes being able to use their name, image, and likeness. The NCAA has recognized that times are changing and that they need to adapt to the changing society but until this point has been very lethargic when making changes. In a unanimous decision by

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