NCAA Basketball Betting

The NCAA Basketball Championship is a single elimination tournament held each spring featuring 65 college basketball teams in the United States. Colloquially known as March Madness, the tournament takes place over 3 weeks at sites across the U.S.A., and the national semifinals (the Final Four) have become one of the nation’s most prominent sporting events.

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Mbakwe returns to Gophers with case over

Trevor Mbakwe’s yearlong exile from basketball is finally over, which is why he couldn’t stop smiling on Monday. Mbakwe returned to practice for Minnesota for the first time since he was sidelined by an assault accusation, saying he is relieved to have the case behind him and actually preparing to play in a game again.

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Comments Off : August 23rd, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Former Alabama PG Torrance collapses

Former Alabama standout point guard Mikhail Torrance collapsed after a workout in Bradenton, Fla. on Friday and is hospitalized in critical condition, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press. Torrance had been training at the IMG Academies when he lost consciousness, according to the person who spoke on condition of anonymity because the player’s family had not authorized…

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Comments Off : August 21st, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

VCU coach Smart signs 2-year extension

Virginia Commonwealth University men’s basketball head coach Shaka Smart has signed a two-year contract extension. The school announced the deal Wednesday. The extension comes less than 17 months on the job. In his first season, Smart led the Rams to a 27-9 record, one win shy of the school record.

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Comments Off : August 20th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Ex-Spartan Vincent charged in jobs scam

Ex-NBA player and Michigan State star Jay Vincent has been indicted for an Internet employment scam that bilked about 20,000 jobseekers out of about $2 million, the U.S. Attorney’s office said Thursday. The 51-year-old Vincent and 53-year-old Anthony Portee face charges of mail fraud, and Vincent is charged with an income tax violation, authorities said.

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Comments Off : August 19th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

NCAA gives Miami’s Thomas sixth year

Miami forward Adrian Thomas has been given a sixth year of eligibility from the NCAA. Thomas had season-ending injuries early in the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons, playing a total of eight games during those years. He’s made 107 3-pointers in the past two seasons, becoming one of the most accurate shooters in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

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Comments Off : August 18th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Ole Miss coach Kennedy settles lawsuit

University of Mississippi basketball coach Andy Kennedy on Tuesday settled a defamation lawsuit with a cab driver and a valet stemming from a dispute over a ride. Details of the settlement were kept confidential as attorneys told Judge Melba Marsh in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court that they had reached an agreement.

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Comments Off : August 17th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Defense: Pitino witnesses may have lied

The attorney for the woman convicted of trying to extort University of Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino says prosecution witnesses may have lied during trial. James Earhart made the allegation in a motion filed in U.S. District Court in Louisville asking for more time to request a new trial. The motion says “a key witness or witnesses” in the case of 50-year-old Karen Cunagin Sypher…

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Comments Off : August 17th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Kentucky rolls to 3-game sweep in Canada

John Wall may have departed for the riches of the NBA, but a pair of young guards appear ready to try and fill the void for the Kentucky Wildcats. Freshmen Brandon Knight and Doron Lamb each scored 25 points and junior Darius Miller added 24 for Kentucky in a 104-75 win over the University of Windsor on Tuesday — the finale of a three-day, three-game exhibition trip to Canada for the Wildcats.

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Comments Off : August 17th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Seton Hall settles suit with Gonzalez

Seton Hall University has settled a wrongful termination lawsuit brought by former men’s basketball coach Bobby Gonzalez. School spokeswoman Holly Wojcik (WOH’-chek) confirms a settlement has been reached but says the terms are confidential. Gonzalez is known for his brash, aggressive style and was fired March 17 after Seton Hall lost in the opening round of the NIT.

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Comments Off : August 17th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Buckeyes’ Sarikopoulos to stay in Greece

Junior center Zisis Sarikopoulos (ZIZ-iss, SAYR-uh-COHP-ul-liss) will not return to Ohio State, instead electing to remain in his native Greece and play professionally. The 7-foot Sarikopoulos played one season for the Buckeyes after transferring from Alabama-Birmingham following the 2007-08 season. He sat out in 2008-09 to satisfy NCAA transfer rules before making 14 appearances for Ohio State…

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Comments Off : August 17th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

Kentucky improves to 2-0 in Canada

Kentucky won its second exhibition game in Canada despite having a limited roster. The Wildcats, with just eight players available Monday night, still managed to turn up the defensive pressure in a 96-68 victory over Western (Ontario) University. Kentucky started its three-day, three-game exhibition tour without 6-foot-11 forwards Enes Kanter (awaiting NCAA clearance) and Eloy Vargas (academics).

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Comments Off : August 17th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

NCAA cutting costs in drug testing

The NCAA’s executive committee has approved cost-cutting changes in the drug-testing program. Future repeat tests will focus on sports and athletes at higher risk and eliminate the advance notice given to those schools and individuals facing additional tests. Ephedrine will be eliminated from all test samples, and future steroids testing at NCAA championships will target higher-risk sports.

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Comments Off : August 16th, 2010 : NCAA Basketball Betting

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