Some of the many topics tonight:

Review of the Kentucky and Morehead State basketball games

Review of the Womens Bball game vs Loyola

Men’s Soccer wins the ACC Title

Field Hockey advances to the Final Four

The Big Ten Topic is alive again–or is it a Rumor

Tough day in Death Valley—FSU final home game

Malaise amongst ACC students?

MARYLAND

At the moment, this is my favorite recruiting class. I haven’t seen a more talented trio of offensive players (Rambo, Rotanz, Cannizzaro) headed to the same school since I started covering recruiting. On the defensive end, both Pons and Morris have enough talent to start for multiple seasons. A late pickup, Muller is an underrated defenseman once committed to Marist. Davis-Allen and Belz are local products who will impress at midfield. 

No. 1 Matt Rambo, A/M, La Salle (Pa.)
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First impressions of the local talent on display

Loyola appears bigger, stronger, and maybe a shade more talented then the Retrievers

It seems like Jimmy Patsos has landed a gem from Stu Vetter’s Montrose Christian in 6’1″ Guard Tyler Hubbard. So far Tyler has 10 points on 4-5 shooting. Loyola has stretched it’s lead to 32-21 at the 5 minute mark as Jimmy just got nailed with a T after attacking the ref. The refs are actually looking at the … Read More »

Delaware 59 UVA 53

Steve Blake day to day for Lakers

Zen Master out—Mike D’Antoni In for the Lakers—Phil’s request for equity in the team led to Mitch Kupchak passing

Duke 75 Kentucky 68

Wizards Lose 6th in a Row to Bobcats

FGCU(Who) 63 The U 51

Raptors score 5 in the 4th yet still win 74-72 over the Pacers

Even this won’t be enough to even think for a second that the Ravens will win Sunday.

“For me, our team wouldn’t have been anywhere close to where we were at the end of the year if Buck wasn’t the man in charge of it all,” Orioles catcher Matt Wieters said. “For us, award or no award, he was the man for the job and the best manager for us, for where we were (in 2012) and where we are going to be in the future.”

Well said Matty

The Miami Marlins just traded five players, plus their dignity, to the Toronto Blue Jays for little more than salary relief.  In all, the Blue Jays receive all-star shortstop Jose Reyes, ace Josh Johnson, durable pitcher Mark Buehrle, catcher John Buck, and super-utility man Emilio Bonifacio.  The Marlins will receive shortstop Yunel Escobar, who is known primarily for his notoriously bad attitude, pitcher Henderson Alvarez, and prospects Jake Marisnick, Justin Nicolino, and Adeiny Hechavarria.

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