Sure, the Cal-South Florida NCAA Tournament play-in game wasn't that great, but its suckiness may have revealed that one of the cameraman covering the game might have had a thing for the South Florida dance team and cheerleaders -- because they sure got a lot of air time. Hmmm...wonder why?
It's tourney time! Get those Bracketbusters picks in, because March is officially Mad.
Inevitably, there are many questions at this time of the year, like, "What's a Catamount?" Or, "How do two schools nowhere near Ireland or Scotland both name their team the Gaels?"
That said, there are about to be plenty of answers. So, in honor of all 68 teams that made the dance, including the NMSU Aggies, we present a musical homage
Bracketology noun
1. A term invented by some ESPN marketing wonk implying that there is actual science behind picking which schools will be selected to play in the NCAA Tournament; made to stick because ESPN owns the TV rights to the entire world except for, ironically, the NCAA men's basketball tournament, and don't you just know they're pissed about that.
Give credit to ESPN, they come up with some good stuff. The term certainly gives
UTEP President Diana Natalicio and Athletic Director Bob Stull answer questions for the assembled media regarding the Miners' new conference home as of 2013.
The new .xxx web domain addresses isn’t just making it even easier for people to find smut on the Internet, it’s also freaking out colleges. So much so, they are buying up all the pornified variations of their names in an attempt to protect their brand.
This was a big week for football fans, with a lot of important action on the field. Once again, several teams made their case for why they should be #1, as LSU and Oklahoma won big over ranked opponents and Alabama pitched another shutout. Here are all the highlights from around the Top 25.
