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Jay Wright suddenly and shockingly announced his retirement in April. Kyle Neptune was immediately tabbed to take his place. On top of that Collin Gillespie and Jermaine Samuels finally ran out of eligibility. Replacing them, especially Gillespie, who is one of the best players in the history of Villanova basketball, will be hard. The Wildcats start 16 […] READ MORE
The Golden State Warriors concluded their phenomenal journey as NBA 2022 Champions. But the journey does not stop there, that is to say, to try and hurdle another title for the 2022-2023 season. That would be the goal for the refreshed team. In the same vein, the Dubs released some players in a trade deal […] READ MORE
In absolutely shocking news it was reported Wednesday evening that Villanova’s Hall of Fame head coach Jay Wright will be stepping down and retiring. Still at the top of his game and only 60 years old, his retirement comes as a shock to pretty much everyone. Especially as it comes just weeks after he led […] READ MORE
The Kansas Jayhawks bounced the Villanova Wildcats from the Final Four in an impressive fashion. Villanova played well without a key player, but they were unable to overcome an early Kansas run. Kansas Dominates Villanova in the Final Four First Half The Kansas Jayhawks and Villanova Wildcats opened up the evening in a game that […] READ MORE
And then there were four. This has been a crazy season and a crazy tournament. But now we are left with just four teams. And all four of them are bluebloods. Coach K’s final games. Hubert Davis is in the Final Four in his first season. Kansas is the lone remaining one seed. Villanova is […] READ MORE
The first night of the Elite Eight was full of ups and downs. With two teams returning from last year’s final eight and the legendary run of a hall of fame coach, this tournament continues to live up to its moniker. With the first half of the Final Four Locked in, let’s take a look […] READ MORE
Thursday was not a good day to hold a top seed in the Sweet Sixteen. This year’s NCAA Tournament has had no shortage of big moments and the first leg of the round of sixteen continued to deliver on that front. Frontrunners Arizona and Gonzaga will be watching the Elite Eight with the rest of […] READ MORE
Champ Week is here. The Big East looks poised to get 7 NCAA Tournament bids, second only to the Big Ten this year. The conference is back to where it usually is, being one of the best conferences in the country. Because of that, this tournament could and will get very fun and very interesting […] READ MORE
Welcome to late February, where the bubble is oversaturated. Depending on your preferred method, your team might be on the bubble. Metrics tell one story. Profiles tell another. Combine those with the eye test, and you have NCAA Tournament predictions that are all over the place. That’s just how it goes when you are trying […] READ MORE
How the mighty have fallen. Okay, that might be a slight exaggeration. However, since our last college basketball bracketology, every remaining unbeaten team has fallen. All of that has happened within the past seven days, too. Baylor fell to Texas Tech. USC fell to Stanford. Colorado State fell to San Diego State. The good news […] READ MORE