NCAA basketball coaches among 10 charged with fraud, corruption
Four assistant basketball coaches from Arizona, Auburn, Oklahoma State and Southern California were charged Tuesday morning in a federal corruption investigation, and that might only be the tip of the iceberg in a three-year FBI probe that focused on coaches being paid tens of thousands of dollars to steer NBA-bound players toward sports agents, financial advisers and apparel companies.
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What you need to know about the FBI's NCAA basketball investigationPJMIII wrote:NCAA basketball coaches among 10 charged with fraud, corruption
Four assistant basketball coaches from Arizona, Auburn, Oklahoma State and Southern California were charged Tuesday morning in a federal corruption investigation, and that might only be the tip of the iceberg in a three-year FBI probe that focused on coaches being paid tens of thousands of dollars to steer NBA-bound players toward sports agents, financial advisers and apparel companies.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... corruption
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York has announced federal corruption charges against four NCAA assistant basketball coaches on Tuesday.
The three-year FBI probe focused on coaches being paid tens of thousands of dollars to steer NBA-bound players toward sports agents, financial advisers and apparel companies.
Here's what we know regarding the federal probe into corruption and fraud in college basketball:
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... estigation
Rick Pitino couldn't avoid trouble forever
Rick Pitino turned out to be a colossal waste of talent. Forced out by Louisville on Wednesday, Pitino will not be remembered as a coach who made regular appearances in the Final Four.
He will be remembered as the architect of a morally bankrupt program, and as a complete disgrace to his profession.
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Rick Pitino turned out to be a colossal waste of talent. Forced out by Louisville on Wednesday, Pitino will not be remembered as a coach who made regular appearances in the Final Four.
He will be remembered as the architect of a morally bankrupt program, and as a complete disgrace to his profession.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... ay-trouble
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Bruins sit Kris Wilkes for opening minutes of loss to Bonnies
UCLA freshman Kris Wilkes didn't start Tuesday night's First Four loss to St. Bonaventure for disciplinary reasons.
A team spokesman told ESPN that Wilkes was late for the team bus Monday morning in Los Angeles. Wilkes entered the game with 15:09 left in the first half.
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UCLA freshman Kris Wilkes didn't start Tuesday night's First Four loss to St. Bonaventure for disciplinary reasons.
A team spokesman told ESPN that Wilkes was late for the team bus Monday morning in Los Angeles. Wilkes entered the game with 15:09 left in the first half.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... ry-reasons
Loyola-Chicago recalls 1963 champions as it pulls off buzzer-beater win
The difference between Donte Ingram etching himself a place in NCAA tournament lore came down to who got the rebound on a missed free throw.
The Loyola-Chicago guard's buzzer-beating 3-pointer from the March Madness logo on Thursday sent the 11th-seeded Ramblers to the second round with a 64-62 win over sixth-seeded Miami in the South Region. It was kick-started by a rebound by guard Ben Richardson and an outlet to guard Marques Townes.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... ting-upset
The difference between Donte Ingram etching himself a place in NCAA tournament lore came down to who got the rebound on a missed free throw.
The Loyola-Chicago guard's buzzer-beating 3-pointer from the March Madness logo on Thursday sent the 11th-seeded Ramblers to the second round with a 64-62 win over sixth-seeded Miami in the South Region. It was kick-started by a rebound by guard Ben Richardson and an outlet to guard Marques Townes.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... ting-upset
How one man's Hollywood flop set off NCAA basketball's biggest scandal
The biggest scandal to ever rock college basketball traces its beginnings to a low-budget, sci-fi horror flick that tanked at the box office in 2013.
"A Resurrection" starred B-list celebrities Mischa Barton and the late Michael Clarke Duncan and was about a boy named Eli who wanted to avenge his brother's death. Never saw it? Well, not many did. And because of that, the college basketball world has been turned upside down.
http://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/227 ... st-scandal
The biggest scandal to ever rock college basketball traces its beginnings to a low-budget, sci-fi horror flick that tanked at the box office in 2013.
"A Resurrection" starred B-list celebrities Mischa Barton and the late Michael Clarke Duncan and was about a boy named Eli who wanted to avenge his brother's death. Never saw it? Well, not many did. And because of that, the college basketball world has been turned upside down.
http://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/227 ... st-scandal
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That Loyola-Chicago vs Miami game yesterday was a thing of beauty. Both teams played cleanly, passed the ball well, had a thrilling finish.PJMIII wrote:Loyola-Chicago recalls 1963 champions as it pulls off buzzer-beater win
The difference between Donte Ingram etching himself a place in NCAA tournament lore came down to who got the rebound on a missed free throw.
The Loyola-Chicago guard's buzzer-beating 3-pointer from the March Madness logo on Thursday sent the 11th-seeded Ramblers to the second round with a 64-62 win over sixth-seeded Miami in the South Region. It was kick-started by a rebound by guard Ben Richardson and an outlet to guard Marques Townes.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... ting-upset
VA Tech losing hurt my bracket. I should have known that Buzz Williams would let me down again (he coached at my alma mater before he abruptly left for a lower paying job).
Villanova 4/1
Duke 4/1
Kansas 8/1
Kentucky 8/1
Gonzaga 8/1
Michigan 10/1
Purdue 13/1
West Virginia 16/1
Texas Tech 25/1
Texas A&M 33/1
Clemson 65/1
Nevada 65/1
Kansas St 70/1
Florida St 70/1
Loyola-Chic 125/1
Syracuse 125/1
Duke 4/1
Kansas 8/1
Kentucky 8/1
Gonzaga 8/1
Michigan 10/1
Purdue 13/1
West Virginia 16/1
Texas Tech 25/1
Texas A&M 33/1
Clemson 65/1
Nevada 65/1
Kansas St 70/1
Florida St 70/1
Loyola-Chic 125/1
Syracuse 125/1
I've found it easier to tear up tickets at 8/1 instead of 8/5.
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Woo hoo! My Jayhawks are going to the Final Four!
Unlikely buzzer-beating shot brings unlikely title for Muffet McGraw's resilient Fighting Irish
After a season in which much of what was talked and written about Notre Dame's women's basketball team involved injury misfortune, look at who was the last team left standing.
The Irish won the program's second NCAA title with a 61-58 victory over fellow No. 1 seed Mississippi State on Sunday, an Easter to remember for coach Muffet McGraw, whose 800th victory at the school was one of her sweetest.
http://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask ... ting-irish
After a season in which much of what was talked and written about Notre Dame's women's basketball team involved injury misfortune, look at who was the last team left standing.
The Irish won the program's second NCAA title with a 61-58 victory over fellow No. 1 seed Mississippi State on Sunday, an Easter to remember for coach Muffet McGraw, whose 800th victory at the school was one of her sweetest.
http://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask ... ting-irish
Sometimes future book bets do pay off...
https://twitter.com/bobike1/status/981010371195449345
https://twitter.com/bobike1/status/981010371195449345
I've found it easier to tear up tickets at 8/1 instead of 8/5.