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Highlighted Games for Saturday, January 12th

Posted on January 12, 2013 by David Griggs

-MINNESOTA AT INDIANA (Big Ten). Both these teams are heavyweights, and Minnesota stepped up big in their last road game. Right now, both these teams look like clear protected seeds, and both could challenge for a #1 seed. These are … Continue reading →

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Griggs’s Seed List/S Curve “Rankings” (Thurs, Dec 27th

Posted on December 27, 2012 by David Griggs

-The rankings are very scattershot and very loosely put together. This is more about getting in the habit of evaluating teams than it is giving precise and accurate rankings for this point in time. All of the data is very … Continue reading →

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Highlighted Games and Rivalries for Wed, Dec 5th

Posted on December 5, 2012 by David Griggs

-COLORADO STATE AT COLORADO (Front Range). Colorado State is unbeaten, and Colorado’s only loss came against Wyoming, who is another rival in the mythical Front Range Conference, last week. Bragging rights are on the line both on and off paper. … Continue reading →

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College Basketball Is Here!!!!

Posted on October 25, 2012 by David Griggs

Okay, I was going to wait until tomorrow to start our season long thread because tomorrow is the first day that a college basketball game is actually on TV. It’s an exhibition game, of course. BYU is playing….someone, but technically … Continue reading →

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Analyzing the Most Over-Analyzed, and Least Important Poll of the Season…The Preseason Top 25

Posted on October 24, 2012 by David Griggs

-Okay, the one thing that you need to know about any preseason poll is that it is wrong. People say we shouldn’t even have preseason polls. I like the polls because it does give us some frame of reference as … Continue reading →

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Grading Out Of Conference Schedules

Posted on October 4, 2012 by David Griggs

I believe a good out of conference schedule is one that is challenging, but not overwhelming. In regards to top teams like Louisville, Kentucky, and Indiana, they’re looking for opportunities to demonstrate that they are a #1 seed caliber team. … Continue reading →

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