Tag: March Madness NCAA
Ram’s Rules: March Madness Drinking Game
NEW ORLEANS, LA - There are many sports that offer up exclusivity. Horse racing is the the Sport of Kings. Dog racing is the sport of Latin Kings. And we can all agree no one is paying any attention to the Sacramento Kings. The NCAA Basketball Tournament is the most inclusive event of the year. For [...]
Let The Madness Begin! Elite 8 Predictions
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Ah, March… In like a lion and out like a lambasting ex-wife after some alimony. March isn’t quite spring and it isn’t quite winter. Quite simply March is purgatory. Baseball hasn’t started and the NHL and NBA playoffs don’t start until April or May or June… or maybe they never will [...]
GROTE'S GRIPES: PICK YOUR FIGHT
Las Vegas, NV – Desperate for ratings, or more likely to lessen Short Matt’s workload, I have been persuaded to take over MeetTheMatts Tuesday column. Ah, Tuesday. Quite possibly the worst day of the week, especially since Angry Ward made over Wednesdays turning them into the new Saturday night. We can all agree that Tuesdays [...]
UNABASHED BROTHER
by West Coast Craig BIRMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL, THE VALLEY – One thing that Angelinos become quickly jaded towards is the Celebrity Sighting. You live here for more than a month, you learn to roll your eyes and yawn when you sit near a Cameron Diaz at a hipster diner, don’t look twice when you pass [...]
NEWS FLASH: HOOPS FIELD EXPANDS TO 128
by Rex O’Rourke INDIANAPOLIS, IN – My sources at the NCAA tell me that March Madness is about to get even madder. The tournament is expanding to an unbelievable 128 teams in 2011. Schools that never came close to joining the big dance will now have a chance to compete on the biggest stage in [...]
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March Madness Dark Horse Final Four
ATLANTA, GA – With The Big Dance right around the corner, it’s time to talk some college basketball! Granted, at this point in the season it’s anybody’s guess who will win the April 8th National Championship in the Georgia Dome. Further, with the conference tournaments only starting next weekend (for some schools), there is still [...]
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