And so it begins (the 2007-2008 season)

The Tuscon Citizen discusses Lute Olson's personal leave of absence. Story by Steve Rivera.

If you don't think there are enough college basketball news out there, think again at BasketballState.com. But there's a price to pay for full access. The site has a $20 annual subscription fee.

Preview the new season without spending a penny or harming a tree! Where? At the Basketball Prospectus. Their latest post is part II of their Big 12 preview.

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Discover New Websites and Blogs

Interested in SEC Sports? Then check out the SEC Sports Fan website and accompanying blog. Their latest post is a ranking of the BCS conferences. The Pac-10 is ranked #5. Agree or disagree?

WAC fans, here is a new blog that jumped out of the gate strong, Parsing the WAC. Their latest post discusses the value of exhibition games.


Coaching Blogs

Are you a hardcore Xs and Os fan? Then check out the Coaching Better Ball blog.

Coaches helping coaches at the Men's Basketball Hoop scoop blog.

Playing the Right Way includes advice and tidbits for current and aspiring basketball players of all ages.

More coaching related advise and nuggets at by the Hoops Coach.


Posts from the "BlogPoll Top 25" Blogs

A Sea of Blue looks at Kentucky's region of the Coaches vs Cancer mini-tourney, and the performance of Mark Coury. As you may recall from his Texas A&M days, Billy Gillispie was not shy about putting a player in the rotation if he did all the right things, even if he wasn't a top tier talent. You may recall his Texas A&M team had Chris Walker as a starter even though there were much better talents on the bench.

Troubles, not with tribbles, but with basketball players at San Diego State at March to Madness.

The SEC Hoops TGTBTD blog has a recap of the exhibition season of SEC teams. For real this time :)

So much new stuff at Rush the Court it makes you want to rush the court already! Catch up with all their conference previews so far, and get a recap of the latest Big 10 losses to Division II teams. Also, will the MAC have a glorious year and retake its place as the most feared mid-high mid-major, a position perhaps currently occupied by the Valley of Darkness (MVC) and the Colonial.

Rush the Court makes another strong case on the silliness between ESPN and Comcast which means Comcast subscribers don't get access to ESPNU. Rush the Court also asks the common sense question: Why don't they put ESPNU games in the ESPN Full Court package? As you may recal ESPN Full Court lost the Big 10 games to the Big Ten Network, so they could have used a boost. If nothing else, put the ESPNU games in the Full Court package in regions without ESPNU!

Check the latest college hoops games on TV at the crazy NCAA Hoops Today blog. (Ooops! it's this blog!)

Early Bracketology at March Madness All Season. And some pre-season awards.

The Koolaid man makes an appearance, the Big 5 fan poll predictions are in, a Charles Okwandu (7-footer) update, and a day with hall of famer John Chaney at College Hoops Heaven.


More from the Blogosphere

Another injury, this time Kentucky's Ramon Harris, according to Wildcats Thunder. And a recap of what we learned so far, along with a quick introduction to the new players at UK, including walk-on "reality" competition winner Dusty Mills. Will he become the next 5'6" player basketball fans cheer for?

A round-up of news and happenings at Making the Dance.

Lots of "GoneZaga" updates at La Rev. "GoneZaga" is the March name for Gonzaga. Ouch :-)

Sympathy for the Devil as a pre-game intro song? I assume that's to remind the Dookies of their VCU experience? :)


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