A while back I wrote about a plan hatched by Robbie Allen of the sports stats website StatSheet to create completely automated sports blogs. A week ago, that plan became a reality. The robots have defeated us.
Oklahoma State’s basketball team recently took YouTube on a guided tour of their new $4 million locker room, giddily showing off their reclining leather sofas, walls of plasma TVs, and deluxe whirlpools.
If you follow the Power Grid on Twitter, you can get live ranking updates as they become available. So, if a member of the media starts generating more buzz than usual, or if a certain NBA player is already garnering MVP hype, you’ll be the first to know.
Deuce Bello, a Baylor recruit and the owner of a tremendous name, drops the Vince Carter in a high school basketball game.
Coach K might be fresh off a national championship, gold medal run with Team USA at the worlds, and coaching the (currently) #1 team in the land, but all that wasn’t enough for our college basketball coach Power Grid, where Michigan State’s Tom Izzo reigns supreme.
SportsGrid’s Tyler Reisinger’s quest to drink 24 beers in 24 hours of college hoops blogging has sadly ended.
Here’s a photo of Sarah Palin during her high school basketball days with the Wasilla Warriors.
Starting Monday at 11:30 PM, Tyler Reisinger and Jon Morgan at TourneyBubble.com will attempt to not only chat about the games for 24 hours, but also drink 24 beers in the process.
Tom Hodges is the new head women’s basketball coach at Morehead State, and he is not against wearing crazy outfits to bring attention to his team. We fully support him in such endeavors.
Enes Kanter, a blue-chip recruit from Turkey, was ruled permanently ineligible to play college basketball at Kentucky because of once being paid to play for a team in Turkey.