Author Archives: Jon Teitel

Bracketology 2016: March Madness Predictions (Version 2.0)

LINKS -For today’s News, Notes, and Highlighted Games – CLICK HERE -For Chad Sherwood’s Under the Radar Game of the Day – CLICK HERE Welcome back to another year of NCAA tourney predictions. Last year HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel correctly picked … Continue reading

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Bracketology 2016: March Madness Predictions (Version 1.0)

Welcome back to another year of NCAA tourney predictions. Last year HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel correctly picked 66 of the 68 teams that made the tourney, including 62 right on the money or within 1 spot of their actual seed. He … Continue reading

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Handing out the Hardware: All-Conference Awards for 2015

The end of the non-conference season means that it is time to recognize the best players in college basketball for 2015. HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel has reviewed the entire season so far and is ready to announce his picks for the … Continue reading

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Christmas Memories: Montana PG Micheal Ray Richardson

1 of the most famous basketball games to ever take place on Christmas Day was back in 1984 at Madison Square Garden.  The Knicks lost to the Nets by 6 PTS despite a legendary 60-PT performance by Bernard King, but New … Continue reading

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Jersey Boy: Monmouth legend Ron Kornegay

After their road win at Georgetown last night and the adorable antics of their bench players, Monmouth basketball is becoming 1 of the trendiest programs in the country.  JR PG Justin Robinson is 1 of the best scorers in the … Continue reading

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HoopsHD in the House: UNCW at Georgetown

After striking out at GW and MSG in November, my 1st press pass of the year got me into the Verizon Center on Saturday to see the undefeated Seahawks face the Hoyas. In the past their catered lunch has often … Continue reading

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