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Saturday, January 20th, 2007
Editor’s Note: Bracketography.com will feature in-depth looks at potential Bubble teams from now through Selection Sunday. Each capsule will focus on that team’s positives and negatives, and will attempt to give readers an informed opinion on the Selection Committee’s final decisions on whom to reward with at-large bids.
We begin with Air Force, a team […]
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Tuesday, March 14th, 2006
Editor’s Note: I received a number of well-reasoned and passionate responses to this year’s controversial bracket. Below are some of the best:
I understand that this is a difficult task and it is very easy for all of us to sit on the outside and object. But, I also believe there is reason to object […]
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Saturday, February 18th, 2006
Lawlor Events Center, Reno, Nev.
ESPN might want to provide the Nevada Wolfpack with some stronger competition in next year’s BracketBuster.
Right from the opening tip, it was clear that the Akron Zips were no match for the Wolfpack in this year’s edition, as Nevada ran away with a 27-point victory.
The win gave Nevada its third straight […]
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Saturday, February 11th, 2006
Nevada (19-5) welcomes Akron (17-5) to the Lawlor Events Center in Reno Friday night, where the Wolfpack has compiled an 11-1 record this year. Included in that run was Monday night’s thrilling comeback win over Western Athletic Conference co-leader Louisiana Tech.
Nick Fazekas had a cold shooting night but came up with all the plays down […]
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Friday, February 10th, 2006
The Missouri Valley Conference has built its reputation this year as the best mid-major league in America. With league rules requiring member teams to play tough non-conference games, The Valley has elevated itself above traditional power leagues such as the Big XII and the Pac-10 in the eyes of many fans and analysts, and even […]
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Friday, January 20th, 2006
The Duke Blue Devils are the best team in the country, we all know that. So far, they have washed out the teams in the East like a tsunami. But, will this blue wave be able to drown the teams west of the Rockies come Tourney time?The Blue Devils have two of the top five […]
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Sunday, January 8th, 2006
The Big XII opened conference play on January 7, 2006, but the fall of 2005 was not a good one for the conference. The season began with high hopes for two Big XII teams to reach the Final Four; it now appears as if the conference will struggle to get five teams into the NCAA […]
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Saturday, December 17th, 2005
We have hit mid-December, which could mean only one thing: we’re nearing the end of the non-conference schedule. Soon, we’ll be captivated with exciting match-ups like North Carolina-Duke, Villinova-UConn, Illinois-Michigan State, and Northern Iowa-Missouri State. What? One of these doesn’t belong? Well apparently you haven’t been introduced to the Missouri Valley Conference.
Many have heard about […]
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Thursday, March 24th, 2005
It’s always interesting to debate the Player of the Year. Should it be the guy who’s most valuable to his club’s success? Should it be the guy who puts up great numbers? Should it be the guy who makes all his teammates better? Should it be the best player on one of the best teams […]
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Tuesday, March 22nd, 2005
Editor’s Note: The views expressed by this writer do not necessarily reflect those of Bracketography.com. If any Iowa or UW-M fans would like to submit a rebuttal, please contact me at davidmihm@gmail.com. –David Mihm, editor of Bracketography.com
Thursday’s game will be huge for the Fighting Illini, and it’s not just because they’re playing the UW-Milwaukee Panthers […]
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