The College Hardwood

It's a cold Friday morning here in Bellmore, NY. I have survived the Microsoft Outlook Cutover at work, though there is much more work ...

Kyle Whelliston is one of my favorite writers. Not just on college basketball, but in general. I always look forward to a new posting on t...

So I attended the annual Hofstra Men's Basketball Blue-White Scrimmage yesterday. It was my first look at the 2009-10 team which feature...

You'll first notice that I added a couple of new sites on the left hand side. First, is Michael Litos' always terrific coverage of ...

Earlier this year on my blog, I noted a couple of articles about the shady doings at Binghamton , including Kyle Whelliston's commentary...

Now that the Minnesota Twins won an epic extra inning game against the Detroit Tigers yesterday, that win marks the end of the MLB regular s...

So, as I am warranted to do each year, I watched the NBA draft last night. Now this year's NBA draft was special in that four mid major...

We're back with our first post in nearly two months and it's all about the Pride. Well, almost. Several things have happened in the...

The CAA has several players in the past couple of weeks transfer. First, JMU sophomore guard Ben Ratner realized the numbers game with t...

St Mary's Sophomore Patty Mills announced that he was declaring for the NBA draft yesterday. However, Mills will not hire an agent, whi...

Things are always changing in the basketball universe. In the world of mid major basketball, Anthony Grant left VCU for Alabama. So what d...

It may not be in order, but the universe is back. This is the first real post of the Alternate College Basketball Universe since I changed t...

Yes, I have changed the name of this site. I have been thinking about this for a while. A lot of my writing deals with mid major basketb...

A couple of news items in the "not surprising" category. Seth Curry and his 20.2 points per game scoring average are transferring ...

This will be a short post because I have to check out today and I have to go to the morning session of the conference before I head to home....

Nothing like having a major conference at work put a kabbash on trying to watch the afternoon first round NCAA games. On Thursday evening, m...