Pac 10 Rumors & News
Oregon Ducks comment of the day: Mixed reactions to disciplinary action taken against Jeremiah Masoli and LaMichael James
Behind The Ducks Beat | Oregonian — Did coach Chip Kelly get it right?
Oregon Ducks 1 hour agoCrusaders easily repeat as 6A boys champs
Portland Tribune — Jesuit’s 66-44 state championship victory Saturday night over Westview left no doubt that the Crusaders are the best Class 6A team in the state. Westview was the only Oregon team to beat the Crusaders (26-2) this season. From beginning to end of the 6A final at the Rose Garden, though, ...
Oregon Ducks 1 hour agoBasketball: Pre-selection reading
BearTalk | Oakland Tribune — Here’s my game story from Saturday’s Pac-10 tournament final with Mike Montgomery railing a bit against a ridiculous suggestion by CBS analysts that Cal should be a “bubble” team for the NCAA Tournament field. While you’re there, check out photographer Jose Carlos Fajardo’s nice slide show on the Cal-UW game.
California Golden Bears 1 hour agoBasketball: Are Bears shuffling off to Buffalo? We’ll know for sure in 3 hours
BearTalk | Oakland Tribune — ESPN.com bracketologist Joe Lunardi’s lastest incarnation of the mock NCAA Tournament bracket — as of 10 a.m. PDT — has Cal seeded as a No. 7, playing in Buffalo against Old Dominion. The Bears would face a potential second-round matchup against Big East Conference tournament winner West Virginia — a very tough assignment. FYI, Cal is [...]
California Golden Bears 1 hour agoHuskies vs. Gonzaga in the first round? It could happen
Husky Men's Basketball Blog | Seattle Times — We're not finished with the bracketologists just yet. Washington settled the matter of whether it will get in the NCAA tournament, but now let's take a look at where they'll land in the bracket. Andy Glockner at SI.com has UW as a 10 seed in Jacksonville against No. 7 Texas in the Midwest Region. That would be an interesting matchup pitting former teammates Abdul Gaddy and Avery Bradley against each other. They played together at Tacoma's Bellermine Prep. ESPN bracket guru Joe Lunardi believes the Huskies will be a No. 11 seed in New Orleans, which would make my wife very happy. He thinks UW w...
Washington Huskies 2 hours agoCoaching Options: Steve Alford
Ducks Blog | Oregonian — Steve Alford's a big name whether Oregon fans want to believe it or not. His team's play with the same toughness and aggressive in your face defense that they did when he was a player at Indiana under Bob Knight....
Oregon Ducks 3 hours agoBonsignore column on Brian Price
Inside UCLA | Los Angeles Daily News — Check out Daily News columnist Vincent Bonsignore's column on Brian Price: Brian Price Here's a great excerpt: "......Both brothers were gunned down as the result of gang violence, and there was a time his mother, Jeanetta, worried Price might get...
UCLA Bruins 3 hours agoCoaching Options: Tubby Smith, Paul Westhead, Steve Lavin
Ducks Blog | Oregonian — None of these guys are going to be the next men's coach at Oregon. That's why I put all three of them together. Tubby Smith: Solidly entrenched at Minnesota. He bought a house there recently and said he's going to...
Oregon Ducks 7 hours agoUCLA women defeat USC in Pac-10 semifinals
Los Angeles Times — Bruins probably will make NCAA tournament, but they can clinch it by beating No. 2 Stanford in the championship game. Bruins probably will make NCAA tournament, but they can clinch it by beating No. 2 Stanford in the championship game.
UCLA Bruins 10 hours agoStanford post-game analysis
Husky Men's Basketball Blog | Seattle Times — A Washington assistant walked past press row after the Huskies' 79-64 win over Stanford and asked a simple question. "We're in, right?" "In," I said. "You sure?" "I'm sure. You're in," I replied. Still the Huskies aren't taking any chances. The school will only host a Selection Sunday viewing party that would be open to the public at the Don James Center if the Huskies beat California tomorrow at 3 p.m. to win the Pac-10 Conference Tournament title and secure the automatic tournament berth. If UW loses, then they'll gather privately around TVs on Sunday like everyone else and watch and see wh...
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- Selection Sunday musings while waiting for bubbles to burst College Hoops Blog | Providence Journal Considering how weak the so-called "bubble" teams are this year, instead of talking about expanding the NCAA tournament field to 96, we ought to...
- UNF, JU golfers have a good spring Florida Times-Union The men's golf teams for the University of North Florida and Jacksonville University are both having outstanding spring seasons, with three top-10 finishes each in three tournaments. Last week, UNF finished third in the South Florida Invitational, which came a week after winning its own Hayt Invitational. Freshman Kevin Phelan had his second individual top-10 finish by tying for fourth at 5-under-par 211 and sophomore Sean Dale also scored his second top-10 of the season, shooting 3-under 213.read more
- Kentucky defeats Mississippi State 75-74 in overtime to win SEC basketball championship Louisville Courier-Journal Add SEC Champions to the resume of the 2009-2010 Kentucky basketball squad.
- Live Tweets: SEC Championship & Selection Sunday Louisville Courier-Journal Join the Courier-Journal's stable of sportswriters -- and some special guests -- as they Tweet live throughout the day during two major college basketball events.
- Gators sweating NCAA Tournament bid Tampa Tribune When Coach Billy Donovan's Florida Gators hit their stride – nine consecutive NCAA Tournament bids from 1999-2007 and back-to-back national championships – it affirmed the vision of Athletic Director Jeremy Foley.
- Do the Yellow Jackets have the legs to win the ACC title? Tech Blog | Atlanta Journal-Constitution GREENSBORO, NC – So that’s the question. Does Tech have the legs to beat Duke today, a team that’s played only two games in this tournament to Tech’s three. No team has won this title after playing four games in four days, since the league expanded to 12 teams in 2005. Coincidentally, that’s the last time Tech was in the final – 2005 – but the Yellow Jackets received a first round bye that year as a No. 5 seed. As the No. 7 seed, playing the No. 1 seed Duke, they’ve got a tough row to hoe. I asked Paul Hewitt about that last night, how Tech was doing physica...