College Basketball

All too often, women's basketball is ignored or treated as if it were a less worthy sport. Here are some reason to watch the women play.

Jul 29, 2003 - Chad Plunk

Zone defenses have reigned supreme this past season in both the NCAAs and the NBA. Can a zone be beaten? If so, how?

Jun 19, 2003 - Chad Plunk

With major rule changes and the possibility that some conferences may be eliminated or completely different in a few years, this off-season is louder than most.

May 10, 2003 - Chad Plunk

The Final Four are ready to play. Let's take a look at each team's strengths and weaknesses.

Apr 4, 2003 - Chad Plunk

Only Sixteen teams remain. Great games abound. The tournament has been filled with close finishes and near upsets. Is there any better time of year?

Mar 27, 2003 - Chad Plunk

Need help filling out your bracket? Here are some tips to give you an edge over your co-workers and friends.

Mar 19, 2003 - Chad Plunk

In men’s college basketball, the term "madness" is generally associated with the NCAA tournament, with huge upsets, last second three-point shots, and games for the ages. This season the madness has nothing to do with shining moments. Scandal rules from coast to coast.

Mar 8, 2003 - Chad Plunk

Part II of the discussion on which teams will make the NCAA men's tournament.

Feb 22, 2003 - Chad Plunk

The Big Dance draws neigh! Let's take a look at who will have their dance card punched. Part I of a two part article.

Feb 20, 2003 - Chad Plunk

On Thursday night, February 13, Tennessee State athletic director Teresa Phillips will become the first woman ever to coach a men's Division I basketball game. What a triumph for gender equality! Well, maybe not....

Feb 13, 2003 - Chad Plunk

Coach Bob Knight is now one of only a handful of coaches who have reached the 800 win mark. He is also the only NCAA coach to whip a chair onto a court during a game. These two facts often seem to be given almost equal weight. Should they be?

Feb 6, 2003 - Chad Plunk

Coaches know that point guards come in four styles: gods, generals, scorers, and guys you used to coach before you were fired for losing. These guys are the best in the men's game today. Look for one of their teams to win it all.

Jan 29, 2003 - Chad Plunk

Although often lost amongst the highlights of dunks and long three point shots, defense is a key element in the success of any college basketball team. This article examines the role of defense in detail and describes the primary team defenses utilized and the strengths and weaknesses of each. Understanding the role of defense greatly aids the fan of college basketball in understanding and enjoying the game.

Jan 9, 2003 - Chad Plunk