Pop quiz: Let’s say you have the number one pick in the NBA Draft and your team can use a player that has prototypical big man skills, meaning he can step out on the court and shoot and he can finish in the paint with each hand. But lets also say there’s an [...]

The Chicago Bulls defied some serious odds and won the NBA Lottery, meaning they will have the first overall pick at the NBA Draft on June 26. Before the lottery was drawn, the Bulls only had a 1.7 percent chance of getting the overall number one pick. Conversely, the Miami Heat, who are [...]

At a press conference held in Manhattan, Kansas, Michael Beasley revealed what everybody in the free sports world thought he would: he will be leaving the college ranks to ply his considerable basketball trade in the National Basketball Association.
Shocking, right?
Although, he says he’ll miss being in college, his decision to enter the NBA is [...]

It’s been apparent for some time that Kansas State’s Michael Beasley was going to be a special college basketball player, however, I don’t think he was supposed to be this good, this quickly. In the past two games for Kansas State, both losses, Beasley scored a total of 75 points and 28 rebounds. [...]

Lots of upsets this past weekend, but none were bigger than Tennessee’s victory over Memphis—on the Tigers’ home court—as the top two teams in the country faced off on ESPN’s prime-time game. Needless to say, the Volunteer faithful were in the celebration mood.
First time number one rankings have a way of causing [...]

The Angry T asked a good question about the current crop of college basketball freshman we hear about, night in, night out:
Is this the best collective freshman class ever? Judging by the data compiled, the argument is certainly there. While some will be quick to point out the Fab Five class, has [...]