Wichita State’s Batman & Robin Leave Lasting Legacy
This season of college basketball is different. We have grown accustomed to the idea that freshmen and sophomores run the show. But this winter, it was the year of the senior. Buddy Hield, Denzel Vale...
March Madness Podcast – Episode 1
Connor Sprague, from Cal Poly, and his guests get together to have some fun and talk about the 2016 NCAA Tournament....
Cincinnati’s March Sadness
Sorry Texas, sorry Stephen F. Austin, sorry Purdue, and sorry Northern Iowa. I know your teams went through some heartbreaking losses in the NCAA tournament, and being a Cincinnati fan, I like to thin...
Student Union’s March Madness – Live Blog
Student Union presents a running commentary on the first round of the NCAA Tournament our top Contributors. Join us by leaving comments in the blog or tweet @StudentUSports and our Contributors if y...
WCC Basketball: The CliffsNotes
Three Most Valuable Players: 1. Kyle Collinsworth, BYU If we are going to talk about to the most valuable players in the West Coast Conference, we have to start with conference player of the year, Ky...
ACC Basketball: The CliffsNotes
Three Most Valuable Players: 1. Anthony Barber, North Carolina State Barber was far and away, the most valuable player in the ACC during the regular season. The 6-2 junior averaged 23.3 points, 4.5 as...
March Madness: Teams of Destiny
Year in and year out there are teams that enter the NCAA Tournament that no college basketball fan thinks can win it all. But after the brackets are announced, the records disappear. It is a clean sla...
Big 10 Basketball: The CliffsNotes
Three Most Valuable Players: 1. Denzel Valentine, Michigan State The stat lines of 19 ppg/7 rpg/7 apg that Denzel Valentine put up this season are unbelievable, but even the stats don’t do justi...
American Athletic Conference Basketball: The CliffsNotes
Three Most Valuable Players: 1. Gary Clark, Cincinnati While an initial look at his stats may not be so impressive (but still very good), a deeper look into them show the great value of Gary Clark. Th...
Bracket Babblings Podcast – Episode 4
Student Union’s resident Bracketologists from Delphi Community High School came in first place out of 143 bracket predictions on BracketMatrix.com. They were more accurate than ESPN, Fox Sports,...
Big East Basketball: The CliffsNotes
By Marisa Miller, Butler University Three Most Valuable Players: 1. Kris Dunn, Providence Dunn averaged 16.0 points and 5.5 rebounds per game during the course of this season. He was named unanimously...
Big 12 Basketball: The CliffsNotes
Three Most Valuable Players: 1. Buddy Hield, Oklahoma Hield is far and away the best player that the Big 12 has seen since Blake Griffin. He led the conference in scoring, free throw percentage, thr...
Pac 12 Basketball: The CliffsNotes
Three Most Valuable Players: 1. Jakob Poeltl, Utah If having a solid big man is important for NCAA teams, Utah is in great shape. Poeltl shoots 66.0 percent from the field and averages nearly a double...
Free Swag Alert: Join the Student Union Bracket Challenge
We invite you to join Student Union’s very first Bracket Challenge where we will be giving away prizes to our Top 3 entries. The prizes are as follows: 1st Place – Student Union T-Shirt,...
Ben Simmons: Hoops or Hype
By Matthew Bennett; a sophomore at Cedarville University. If you are a college basketball fan and have not heard about Ben Simmons, teach me your ways. He seemingly appears in every twist and turn of ...
Bracket Babblings Podcast – Episode 3
I am Daniel Jakes, and I am a part of a bracketology club from Delphi Community High School in Delphi, Indiana. This group consists of six juniors and seniors, four teachers, and one graduate. We cr...
Go West Young Man: Cincinnati, UConn and the Big 12
By James Hamrin, from Southern New Hampshire University The need for Connecticut and Cincinnati to get into a better conference hasn’t been so glaring as these past few years. The addition of two te...
Bracket Babblings Podcast – Episode 2
Welcome back to edition number two of Delphi Bracketology. Another week of college basketball has come and gone, only this week conference tournaments have gotten underway with 12 automatic bids cli...
March: The Sport Lover’s Dream
By Matthew Bennett; a sophomore at Cedarville University. March. Potentially the perfect month. It’s the month when the snow (hopefully) melts away and the weather is nice enough for shorts....
West Coast Conference Tournament Preview
The West Coast Conference Tournament is kicking off this weekend. If the regular season was any indication, the WCC Tournament should be one of the most interesting conference tourneys this March. Th...
Bracket Babblings Podcast – Episode 1
Editor’s Note: The accompanying article was published on Tuesday, March 1st, 2016. I am Daniel Jakes, and I am a part of a bracketology club from Delphi Community High School in Delphi, Indiana....
The Evolution of Grayson Allen: How He Became the Most Hated Player in College Basketball
It felt like Grayson Allen knew what he was doing. It seemed like he knew exactly how people were going to react to it. And it seemed like he wanted it to happen. Toward the end of Duke’s 80-65 wi...
LinkedIn or Left Out?
Bring your resumes. Seth Berland is looking to hire a few good teams for his NCAA Tournament pool. Like any good employer, LinkedIn is one of his first stops. Let’s take a look at some of the te...
History 101: Ohio State Basketball
Ohio State men’s basketball has had its ups and downs over the past ten years. From battling to take home the Big Ten Title in the 2012-2013 season, to a shaky season in 2015-2016 that is still unde...