Author Archives: Jon Teitel

Bracketology 2016: March Madness Predictions (Version 10.1)

We are only 6 days away from Selection Sunday as we continue to make our NCAA tourney predictions. Last March HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel correctly picked 66 of the 68 teams that made the tourney, including 62 right on the money … Continue reading

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Conference tourney previews (Part 2 of 2)

HoopsHD began the best month of the year last week with Part 1 of our preview of every single conference tourney in the nation. Part 2 of Jon Teitel’s predictions for the remaining 18 tourneys is below: hopefully these will … Continue reading

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Bracketology 2016: March Madness Predictions (Version 10.0)

CLICK HERE for our most recent Championship Week Video Notebook, which recaps all of yesterday’s conference tournament action, and previews all of today’s   We are only 1 week away from Selection Sunday as we continue to make our NCAA … Continue reading

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Handing out the Hardware: All-Conference Awards of the Year (Part 1 of 2)

CLICK HERE for the March 3rd edition of the Championship Week Video Notebook The end of the regular season means that it is time to recognize the best players in college basketball. HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel has reviewed the entire season … Continue reading

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Conference tourney previews (Part 1 of 2)

HoopsHD is ready for the greatest month of the year, and we start it off with a 2-part preview of every single conference tourney in the nation. Jon Teitel’s predictions for the 13 tourneys kicking off this week is below, … Continue reading

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Bracketology 2016: March Madness Predictions (Version 9.0)

We are only 2 weeks away from Selection Sunday as we continue to make our NCAA tourney predictions. Last March HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel correctly picked 66 of the 68 teams that made the tourney, including 62 right on the money … Continue reading

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