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Features & Analysis

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  • Hype It Down
  • By Jim Henry 10/28/2010 11:00AM ET
  • There may only be one vocal doubter of a Florida team flush with preseason praise: head coach Billy Donovan.
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  • 'Hawk Hunters
  • By Terrance Harris 10/21/2010 8:20PM ET
  • The basketball world is upside down in the Big 12. It's not just KU and everyone else anymore.

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FanHouse TV: Midnight Madness

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  • Blue No More
  • By FanHouse TV 10/19/2010 11:59AM ET
  • CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- After missing the NCAA tournament a season ago, North Carolina finally had reason to break out its dancing shoes thanks to Harrison Barnes.
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  • Phog Phollies
  • By FanHouse TV 10/18/2010 5:20PM ET
  • LAWRENCE, Kan. -- FanHouse TV caught the highlights as a packed Phog Allen Fieldhouse welcomed basketball back, including Scott Pollard's shirt-ripping performance.
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  • Banner Night
  • By FanHouse TV 10/19/2010 12:39PM ET
  • DURHAM, N.C. -- Duke bid farewell to its 2010 national championship team and said hello to its newest star at its Countdown to Craziness tipoff event.

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Great Debate

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  • Greatest Living Coach?
  • By Ray Holloman 6/14/2010 2:45PM ET
  • Following the death of coaching legend John Wooden, FanHouse staff writers from all sports tackle the question of who the greatest living coach is. Read our takes and cast your vote.

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Spring Rankings

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  • FanHouse Top 25
  • By Ray Holloman
  • Blue reign? Going green? Boiler up? FanHouse staff writers and editors cast their ballots for the pre-season top 25,

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John Wooden, 1910-2010

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  • History at Table 2
  • By Jon Weinbach 6/5/2010 4:52PM ET
  • When John Wooden died, the nation lost an icon, but Vip's Cafe lost its most loyal customer. Jon Weinbach visits the diner Wooden had breakfast each morning, now populated with an empty reserved table and a stream of mourners.
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  • Remembering Wooden
  • By Lonnie White 6/4/2010 3:15AM ET
  • Jerry Tarkanian, Jim Harrick as well as former players remember John Wooden as a friend, an icon and an influential figure in their careers until his death.

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  • 'UCLA of the East'
  • By David Steele 6/5/2010 9:39PM ET
  • Lefty Driesell paid the highest tribute to John Wooden in his heyday - he tried to model his program after the Bruins.
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  • Replacing a Legend
  • By Brett McMurphy 6/4/2010 11:16PM ET
  • There's an old coaching adage that it's never a good idea to follow a legend. No one knows that better than Gene Bartow.
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  • Final Lesson
  • By David Steele 6/4/2010 10:25PM ET
  • John Wooden was a masterful coach, but as he died at age 99, he was remembered as an even greater teacher.

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