Daily Grind

More schedules are announced at CSTV Daily News, including the 2006-07 schedules (including TV appearances) for Louisville, Marquette, Cincy, Villanova, Houston, Umass, Marsha, East Carolina, FAU, Tulsa, UCF and SMU. Meanwhile former Virgina great Ralph Sampsons pleands guilty (mail fraud).

InsideHoops has a couple of updates on Kyle Singler, expected to visit Kansas, Duke and Arizona in the next few days. I have this bad feeling Duke is going to grab this player, despite them having signed Taylor Queen. More stories linked there: Jeremy Hunt happy in Memphis, Daniel Dillon preview, Oregon State's comings and goings, Paul Hewitt's pipeline from Memphis (the city).

CHNs 144 previews" continue with the tough ODU Monarchs, Purdue (just lost Nate Minnoy), St Johns, Maryland, UNLV...

CSTV Recruiting reports a series of transfers/dismissals, some may be surprising such as Nate Minnoy. Others affected by such moves: Iowa State, Tennessee, and USC.

I am now going into Dennis Miller mode (trying to blend history/mythology/etc with today's sports): Syrcause fans insisted G-Mac played like a Greek God during the Big East tourney. It looks like they were right! ;-)

Big story at CBS Sports! Gary Parrish delves into the glamorous world of sneaker camps. The Godfather hates the Pumps. As Reebok and Adidas merged, they will eventually merge their grassroots branches, and that can be trouble as the Godfather and the Pumps have to co-exist under the same umbrella.

Wondering what your team has been up to? Team by team updates at Sportsline

Andy Katz blogs about Notre Dame recruiting, fallout from the World basketball championship and Florida's international trip.

Speaking of the world championship, the most overrated coach of this century has returned to Duke