Can’t guarantee that we’re going to do this every night this season — questions of sustainability and all that — but let’s try this to see what happens. From over the weekend…

1. Let's talk about where things are after W1 of CBB '19. Duke, Kansas, UNC, Virginia & Gonzaga are fantastic. Nova, Cuse, Auburn, FSU might be too. TBD on several more teams but the quality of teams in top 2 tiers already seems very high this season.

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 13, 2018

3. We saw this coming last March, but the Pac looks like a high mid-major league. With Utah's loss to Minn tonight, 0-4 vs. P6 teams. Cal lost to Yale. Only 2 top-100 wins (barely). Its 5 losses already equal the ACC, B1G, BE & B12 COMBINED. Conference of chumps.

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 13, 2018

5. Newly-ranked @UBmenshoops got a key mid-on-mid W at SIU tonight, avoiding a letdown after winning at WVU Fri night. With only 2 opps remaining to notch top-tier resume Ws, they need ALL of these in case something goes wrong in conf #MACtion.

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 13, 2018

Can’t guarantee that we’re going to do this every night this season — questions of sustainability and all that — but let’s try this to see what happens. From Wednesday night:

2. One exception was Ohio State visiting the newly reno'd 5/3 Arena in Cincy (good idea b/c it was a dump) & coming out with a huge road W. There's no love lost b/w these 2 schools in bball, as documented in this great historical article from @Enquirer: https://t.co/tquCxmjHub

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 8, 2018

4. P6 teams picked up another 4 Ws tonight to go 45-1 on the yr against non-P6 teams. TCU struggled w Bakersfield, down 9 at half, but eventually won. Bucknell got a nice A10 scalp at St. Bonnie. Like we said, light night.

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 8, 2018

5. Finish it off w addl. thoughts on last night's Duke-struction of UK. Wondering if this group of Blue Devils could actually flip the narrative on Duke in a Fab Five kinda way. Zion alone has a trillion followers. Could Duke become cool? Is such a thing possible? Naaahhhhhh…

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 8, 2018

Can’t guarantee that we’re going to do this every night this season — questions of sustainability and all that — but let’s try this to see what happens. From Opening Night:

Duke's big 3 Barrett, Zion & Reddish was phenomenal. Perhaps as strong a debut performance as we've ever seen, nearly outscoring UK by themselves. Their confidence + athleticism + ease in slicing Ky's defense for 1.44 PPP gave Cal his worst UK loss ever.https://t.co/yjOdTdQSU9

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 7, 2018

3. Lotta P6 chalk tonight, with a 41-1 record against non-P6 teams. The L was poor @baylorMBB, blowing a big lead to Tx Southern and new HC Johnny Jones to give the SWAC only its 2nd win over a power conf team in the last 3 seasons. Could be a rough yr in Waco.

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 7, 2018

5. Best story of night was in Austin as Andrew Jones saw game action just 10 mos after leukemia diagnosis. Rec'd huge ovation when he entered & played 9 mins, contributing 1s across the board (pts/rebs/assts/stls/fouls). Great to see him out there.https://t.co/QDUx9A2pbT

— Rush the Court (@rushthecourt) November 7, 2018

As RTC heads into its 12th season covering college hoops, it’s time to begin releasing our annual compendium of YouTube clips that we like to call Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball. These 30 snippets from last season’s action are completely guaranteed to make you wish the games were starting tonight rather than 30 days from now. Over the next month you’ll get one reason per day until we reach the new season on Tuesday, November 6. You can find all of this year’s released posts here.

#1 – Where FINALLY Happens.

We also encourage you to re-visit the entire archive of this feature from the 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17  and 2017-18 preseasons.

As RTC heads into its 12th season covering college hoops, it’s time to begin releasing our annual compendium of YouTube clips that we like to call Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball. These 30 snippets from last season’s action are completely guaranteed to make you wish the games were starting tonight rather than 30 days from now. Over the next month you’ll get one reason per day until we reach the new season on Tuesday, November 6. You can find all of this year’s released posts here.

#2 – Where Surgical Efficiency Happens.

We also encourage you to re-visit the entire archive of this feature from the 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17  and 2017-18 preseasons.

As RTC heads into its 12th season covering college hoops, it’s time to begin releasing our annual compendium of YouTube clips that we like to call Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball. These 30 snippets from last season’s action are completely guaranteed to make you wish the games were starting tonight rather than 30 days from now. Over the next month you’ll get one reason per day until we reach the new season on Tuesday, November 6. You can find all of this year’s released posts here.

#3 – Where Splayed Out Happens.

We also encourage you to re-visit the entire archive of this feature from the 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17  and 2017-18 preseasons.

As RTC heads into its 12th season covering college hoops, it’s time to begin releasing our annual compendium of YouTube clips that we like to call Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball. These 30 snippets from last season’s action are completely guaranteed to make you wish the games were starting tonight rather than 30 days from now. Over the next month you’ll get one reason per day until we reach the new season on Tuesday, November 6. You can find all of this year’s released posts here.

#4 – Where SISTER JEAN Happens.

We also encourage you to re-visit the entire archive of this feature from the 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17  and 2017-18 preseasons.

As RTC heads into its 12th season covering college hoops, it’s time to begin releasing our annual compendium of YouTube clips that we like to call Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball. These 30 snippets from last season’s action are completely guaranteed to make you wish the games were starting tonight rather than 30 days from now. Over the next month you’ll get one reason per day until we reach the new season on Tuesday, November 6. You can find all of this year’s released posts here.

#5 – Where Both Ends Happens.

We also encourage you to re-visit the entire archive of this feature from the 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17  and 2017-18 preseasons.

As RTC heads into its 12th season covering college hoops, it’s time to begin releasing our annual compendium of YouTube clips that we like to call Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball. These 30 snippets from last season’s action are completely guaranteed to make you wish the games were starting tonight rather than 30 days from now. Over the next month you’ll get one reason per day until we reach the new season on Tuesday, November 6. You can find all of this year’s released posts here.

#6 – Where Excruciatingly Close Happens.

We also encourage you to re-visit the entire archive of this feature from the 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17  and 2017-18 preseasons.

As RTC heads into its 12th season covering college hoops, it’s time to begin releasing our annual compendium of YouTube clips that we like to call Thirty Reasons We Love College Basketball. These 30 snippets from last season’s action are completely guaranteed to make you wish the games were starting tonight rather than 30 days from now. Over the next month you’ll get one reason per day until we reach the new season on Tuesday, November 6. You can find all of this year’s released posts here.

#7 – Where Greatest Comeback Ever Happens.

We also encourage you to re-visit the entire archive of this feature from the 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17  and 2017-18 preseasons.