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Black Thursday Hits Irish
Published 3/14/2008 by WeisGipper at Irish Band of Brothers
Something must have been in the water at New York City yesterday as the second, third, and fourth seeded Big East teams all lost in the quarterfinals of the tournament. The Irish's attempts of making it successive quarterfinal wins came to a screeching halt as Marquette's Jerel McNeal was on fire in the second half en route to his career high 28 points, which included 4-of-7 from behind the 3pt. arc. Notre Dame placed all of its starters in double figures, led by Kyle McAlarney's 20 points, but only managed seven points from their bench. The Golden Eagles produced 20 points from their bench and out rebounded the Irish by four, ...

I Get Like This At This Time of Year As Well
Published 3/14/2008 by Norlander at College Hoops Journal
On a couple of occasions, I’ve mentioned how I avoid Joe Lunardi at all costs during the early months of each calendar year. And it’s not just because of his toupee. (Seriously, that’s gotta be a rug, right?) No, he’s just very good at what he does, and I’d prefer to not have my Selection Sunday diluted with prior knowledge of someone else’s accurate predictions. It’s a don’t-tear-away-the-corner-of-the-presents-under-the-tree type of thing, I guess. So I clicked on this video at espn.com with a little bit of hesitation, but I thought it’d be a cool chronicle of what Lunardi does this ...

Sunday Sports Wrap – March 16, 2008
Published 3/16/2008 by Apryl DeLancey at Women Like Sports
In my quest to relay to the world that other sports exist on Sundays other than the NFL I have found my job to be quite easy this week! Yeah, it’s SELECTION SUNDAY! I’ll keep this short so you can get to your bracket strategies! Other stuff to watch today: Tiger Woods came back from seven under to be at the top of the pile at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He’s tied for the lead so it will be a good round of golf to watch him try to claw his way to the win. Manchester City vs. Tottenham in Premier League Soccer – tied at nil as I write ...