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Kobe, Robert Horry, Derek Fisher, and Anderson Varejao. Rashad Andersen was probably my favorite Husky.

I bet Dayton because we are the defending champs and they are arguably the weakest brand.

Texas just went to the playoff last year. They will be fine.

I could write a book on the amount of times I played in Guyer. That was a fun time. I got to regularly play against practice squad players (both for the men’s and women’s teams), baseball players, and football players. There were probably about 300-500 people that played in the gym over the...

Diarra may not use his last year of eligibility. He could go to Europe. I expect him to come back but he would be a fifth-year player.

Unless something happens in the next few days, the following players are confirmed for next year: Reed Jr. Nowell Abraham Johnson Stewart Ball Ross Singare If we can get Karaban and Diarra to come back and McNeeley and Mahaney, we may have a fantastic year.

Pay for play is coming really soon…..

I assume the rest of the games will be against cupcakes. I expect two of those to be against HBCUs. My preference is Howard and Hampton. I would also like to see us play Yale and one other top-end Ivy League program (Princeton, Cornell, or Harvard). Finally, I would like to see us play one...

I would be fine with this if the Texas game in 25/26 was at XL.

P5 H/H with brand name opponent. Hope we get Kansas at home for Big 12- Big East battle. Would like to see Yale at home and other good Ivy team at home.

The NBA stylistically is awful. I haven’t really watched in about 15 years and I’m not alone. Viewership is down almost 50% since when Jordan retired.

Your two explanations were issues for the Big 12 last year as well.

This upcoming season is the last season.

They were announced on April 6 of last year. Something smells fishy.

Extremely weird move for McCaffery. He doesn’t want to play for his father.

Hopefully this forces the NCAA to implement this nationwide by July 1.

The state flagships will be fine (and that includes WVU). If people have heard of your school nationally, you will probably be okay.

Several things are going to happen shortly that will actually help UConn (and the Big East). 1. Big East TV negotiations are going well 2. NCAA tournament will likely expand to 72 or 76 teams We will be fine.

What I understand is that there are only 10-12 good programs in WBB. You basically get a bye to the Sweet 16 and then need to win two games. A decade ago there were only about 6-8 programs so you got a bye to the Elite 8 and needed to win one game. This isn’t to say that what Geno has done isn’t...

We’re not Duke.

I think Dan gets 2-3 in the next decade. Geno is 0-8 getting titles the least eight years and they didn't have injury woes every season. He doesn’t have the recruiting edge he used to have.

Hurley is in his early 50s. Geno is about 70. He’s almost done and other programs have caught up.

Syracuse will be fine. Most top 100 schools will be fine. I would not want to be a private school in the bottom third of Division 1 or in any of the other divisions unless you are prestigious.

They got lucky the #2 seed in their region lost. They were favored in every matchup until the Final 4.

See CCSU and Charter Oak….

They would have lost to SC even if healthy.

Getting to the Final Four is not winning a title.

Geno’s old and they haven’t won a title in 8+ seasons. I’m not sold they are winning another one anytime soon.

See poll…

Sally’s went downhill when they sold. The original in New Haven is not as good as before and the one in Fairfield is inedible.

With the demise of the Pac-12, here are my projections for the relative rankings of the top dozen basketball leagues for 24/25: 1. Big 12 2. SEC 3. Big Ten 4. Big East 5. ACC 6. MW 7. WCC 8. AAC 9. A-10 10. MVC 11. Ivy 12. WAC

No but FCS costs money and if you create a third subdivision that will cost even more to organize an additional championship.

Most of these Kentucky guys are going to follow Calipari.

Division 1 is about performance AND prestige.

I don’t think so. More championships mean higher costs for the NCAA.