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It’s finally here. The 2021-22 college basketball season is just a few days away. Before the Cards tip off for real, I wanted to recap a couple things I wrote this summer that may be of interest to UofL fans: 1) How will Ross McMains impact UofL’s offense?
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In early May, I wrote that Louisville needed to land another playmaker in the transfer portal. At the time the pickings seemed slim, and they sure got even slimmer. A brief flirtation with Marcus Carr aside, Louisville never seemed to be all that close to landing another guard and it
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Sportsbooks will frequently post projections for total wins for a team’s upcoming season, and bettors can wager on whether the team will go over or under that projection. Cardinal fans who live in Indiana or Tennessee (or who cross state lines for entertainment purposes) might put a wager down
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Ross McMains isn’t the kind of assistant coaching hire that’s going to help you win the press conference, or get inroads with key recruits, or energize the fanbase by having his name associated with your program. He’s never coached in college, and has one NBA season as
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In my last article about Louisville, I wrote that Louisville may need one more transfer guard if Carlik Jones elected to turn pro. Jones in fact did so, and I’ve become more convinced than ever that the Cardinals have a critical need for more playmaking. While the outside shooting
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In 2014 UConn made a surprising run as a 7 seed to win the title. They won not by dominating in obvious areas, but in some hidden ways.
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Baylor steamrolled through their NCAA Tournament opposition by playing to their strengths better than anyone else did theirs, and adapting to a new type of roster building
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Gonzaga had an embarassment of riches at the center spot with Przemek Karnowski and Zach Collins, but which big man was actually better that season for them?
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A lot of mid-major teams who rise in the rankings get dinged for strength of schedule, but Gonzaga shows up against the best
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This is the first in a 3-part series about the 2016-17 Gonzaga Bulldogs. In upcoming articles, I’ll analyze their performance against the best teams on their schedule, and examine which of their standout centers was the better player that season. I’m surprised that nobody emailed me to let
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How did the Jayhawks establish their dominance on each end of the court? What let them down?
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Kansas had a quartet of future NBA players in their freshman class. Should they have had a even bigger role than they did?