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Hey there, basketball fans! Can you believe we're just days away from Selection Sunday? The excitement is palpable as we wrap up the regular season and head into conference tournaments. Let me catch you up on all the action from the past few days.
First off, we've got to talk about Auburn. The Tigers have been absolutely dominating, sitting pretty at 27-2 and holding the top spot in both the AP and coaches' polls. They've racked up an incredible 11 wins in Quad 1 games, more than any other team in the country. Duke's not far behind, though, with a 27-3 record and some serious momentum.
Speaking of momentum, have you been watching Houston? The Cougars are a defensive powerhouse, allowing just 58 points per game. They've held 19 opponents under 60 points this season, which is just mind-blowing. Their recent 65-59 win over Kansas showcased their defensive prowess once again.
On the flip side, if you're a fan of high-scoring games, Alabama's your team. The Tide are leading the nation with a 91-point scoring average. They've broken the 100-point mark eight times this season! It's a true team effort, with Mark Sears leading the charge at 19.1 points per game.
Now, let's talk about some individual standouts. Eric Dixon from Villanova has been lighting it up, leading the nation in scoring. Over in the assists column, Ryan Nembhard from Gonzaga is dishing out a whopping 10 assists per game. And on the boards, Carson Towt from Northern Arizona is pulling down an impressive 12.4 rebounds per game.
As we look ahead to March Madness, the conference tournaments are heating up. The ACC tournament kicks off on March 11th in Charlotte, while the Big Ten tournament gets underway on March 12th in Indianapolis. These tournaments are going to be crucial for teams looking to secure their spot in the Big Dance or improve their seeding.
Speaking of seeding, Mike DeCourcy's latest bracket projections have Tennessee, Duke, Auburn, and Iowa State as the top seeds. But with conference tournaments still to play, anything can happen.
One thing's for sure: this season has been full of jaw-dropping performances and unforgettable moments. From Houston's lockdown defense to Alabama's high-flying offense, we've seen it all. And with March Madness just around the corner, the best is yet to come.
So, grab your brackets, pick your Cinderella teams, and get ready for the most exciting time of the year in college basketball. It's going to be a wild ride, and I can't wait to see how it all unfolds. Who do you think will be cutting down the nets when all is said and done? Let the madness begin!
First off, we've got to talk about Auburn. The Tigers have been absolutely dominating, sitting pretty at 27-2 and holding the top spot in both the AP and coaches' polls. They've racked up an incredible 11 wins in Quad 1 games, more than any other team in the country. Duke's not far behind, though, with a 27-3 record and some serious momentum.
Speaking of momentum, have you been watching Houston? The Cougars are a defensive powerhouse, allowing just 58 points per game. They've held 19 opponents under 60 points this season, which is just mind-blowing. Their recent 65-59 win over Kansas showcased their defensive prowess once again.
On the flip side, if you're a fan of high-scoring games, Alabama's your team. The Tide are leading the nation with a 91-point scoring average. They've broken the 100-point mark eight times this season! It's a true team effort, with Mark Sears leading the charge at 19.1 points per game.
Now, let's talk about some individual standouts. Eric Dixon from Villanova has been lighting it up, leading the nation in scoring. Over in the assists column, Ryan Nembhard from Gonzaga is dishing out a whopping 10 assists per game. And on the boards, Carson Towt from Northern Arizona is pulling down an impressive 12.4 rebounds per game.
As we look ahead to March Madness, the conference tournaments are heating up. The ACC tournament kicks off on March 11th in Charlotte, while the Big Ten tournament gets underway on March 12th in Indianapolis. These tournaments are going to be crucial for teams looking to secure their spot in the Big Dance or improve their seeding.
Speaking of seeding, Mike DeCourcy's latest bracket projections have Tennessee, Duke, Auburn, and Iowa State as the top seeds. But with conference tournaments still to play, anything can happen.
One thing's for sure: this season has been full of jaw-dropping performances and unforgettable moments. From Houston's lockdown defense to Alabama's high-flying offense, we've seen it all. And with March Madness just around the corner, the best is yet to come.
So, grab your brackets, pick your Cinderella teams, and get ready for the most exciting time of the year in college basketball. It's going to be a wild ride, and I can't wait to see how it all unfolds. Who do you think will be cutting down the nets when all is said and done? Let the madness begin!
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By Quiet. PleaseHey there, basketball fans! Can you believe we're just days away from Selection Sunday? The excitement is palpable as we wrap up the regular season and head into conference tournaments. Let me catch you up on all the action from the past few days.
First off, we've got to talk about Auburn. The Tigers have been absolutely dominating, sitting pretty at 27-2 and holding the top spot in both the AP and coaches' polls. They've racked up an incredible 11 wins in Quad 1 games, more than any other team in the country. Duke's not far behind, though, with a 27-3 record and some serious momentum.
Speaking of momentum, have you been watching Houston? The Cougars are a defensive powerhouse, allowing just 58 points per game. They've held 19 opponents under 60 points this season, which is just mind-blowing. Their recent 65-59 win over Kansas showcased their defensive prowess once again.
On the flip side, if you're a fan of high-scoring games, Alabama's your team. The Tide are leading the nation with a 91-point scoring average. They've broken the 100-point mark eight times this season! It's a true team effort, with Mark Sears leading the charge at 19.1 points per game.
Now, let's talk about some individual standouts. Eric Dixon from Villanova has been lighting it up, leading the nation in scoring. Over in the assists column, Ryan Nembhard from Gonzaga is dishing out a whopping 10 assists per game. And on the boards, Carson Towt from Northern Arizona is pulling down an impressive 12.4 rebounds per game.
As we look ahead to March Madness, the conference tournaments are heating up. The ACC tournament kicks off on March 11th in Charlotte, while the Big Ten tournament gets underway on March 12th in Indianapolis. These tournaments are going to be crucial for teams looking to secure their spot in the Big Dance or improve their seeding.
Speaking of seeding, Mike DeCourcy's latest bracket projections have Tennessee, Duke, Auburn, and Iowa State as the top seeds. But with conference tournaments still to play, anything can happen.
One thing's for sure: this season has been full of jaw-dropping performances and unforgettable moments. From Houston's lockdown defense to Alabama's high-flying offense, we've seen it all. And with March Madness just around the corner, the best is yet to come.
So, grab your brackets, pick your Cinderella teams, and get ready for the most exciting time of the year in college basketball. It's going to be a wild ride, and I can't wait to see how it all unfolds. Who do you think will be cutting down the nets when all is said and done? Let the madness begin!
First off, we've got to talk about Auburn. The Tigers have been absolutely dominating, sitting pretty at 27-2 and holding the top spot in both the AP and coaches' polls. They've racked up an incredible 11 wins in Quad 1 games, more than any other team in the country. Duke's not far behind, though, with a 27-3 record and some serious momentum.
Speaking of momentum, have you been watching Houston? The Cougars are a defensive powerhouse, allowing just 58 points per game. They've held 19 opponents under 60 points this season, which is just mind-blowing. Their recent 65-59 win over Kansas showcased their defensive prowess once again.
On the flip side, if you're a fan of high-scoring games, Alabama's your team. The Tide are leading the nation with a 91-point scoring average. They've broken the 100-point mark eight times this season! It's a true team effort, with Mark Sears leading the charge at 19.1 points per game.
Now, let's talk about some individual standouts. Eric Dixon from Villanova has been lighting it up, leading the nation in scoring. Over in the assists column, Ryan Nembhard from Gonzaga is dishing out a whopping 10 assists per game. And on the boards, Carson Towt from Northern Arizona is pulling down an impressive 12.4 rebounds per game.
As we look ahead to March Madness, the conference tournaments are heating up. The ACC tournament kicks off on March 11th in Charlotte, while the Big Ten tournament gets underway on March 12th in Indianapolis. These tournaments are going to be crucial for teams looking to secure their spot in the Big Dance or improve their seeding.
Speaking of seeding, Mike DeCourcy's latest bracket projections have Tennessee, Duke, Auburn, and Iowa State as the top seeds. But with conference tournaments still to play, anything can happen.
One thing's for sure: this season has been full of jaw-dropping performances and unforgettable moments. From Houston's lockdown defense to Alabama's high-flying offense, we've seen it all. And with March Madness just around the corner, the best is yet to come.
So, grab your brackets, pick your Cinderella teams, and get ready for the most exciting time of the year in college basketball. It's going to be a wild ride, and I can't wait to see how it all unfolds. Who do you think will be cutting down the nets when all is said and done? Let the madness begin!