Around The Blogosphere: 11.21.10 Edition
Posted by nvr1983 on November 21st, 2010
Today’s ATB2 is relatively light because it was a quiet night of hoops as most campuses across the country were fixated on a sport that decides championships on supercomputers and in boardrooms instead of on the field/court. If you are interested in participating in this feature, send in your submissions to rushthecourt@gmail.com.
Top 25 Games
- #6 Villanova 86, Lafayette 41: “A 45 Point Winning Margin…It Was Not That Close. . .I guess your team has arrived when none of the five blogs created to cover the team, posts a story about the biggest blowout in three seasons (Rider, in December 2007).” (Villanova by the Numbers)
Analysis
- Sleeping With The Enemy: The Wolfpack Of N.C. State: Taking a look at the Wolfpack before they play Georgetown in the finals of the Charleston Classic. (Casual Hoya)
- Kentucky Basketball: Where We Are: “First, I’m going to reject the notion that Kentucky is ‘less talented’ this year than last. Yes, we do have less prime-time, NBA-ready talent that is more a function of obscene athleticism or unusual size than last year. This Kentucky team does not have NBA size at most positions like it did last year, and John Wall made last year’s team more athletic all by himself. But Kentucky has some badly-missed pieces that it did not have in 2009-10, namely consistent shooters from the perimeter, and good ball handlers.” (A Sea of Blue)
