By Garrett Jones They happen every year. Loyola-Chicago and UMBC in 2018. Middle Tennessee in 2017. Stephen F. Austin in 2016. Georgia State in 2015. Those double-digit seed upsets that seem random in nature and make any mild-mannered college basketball fan want to print out a bracket to get the satisfaction of physically ripping it. […]

By Cole Tussing Remember when Wofford stunned North Carolina in Chapel Hill in Dec. 2017? The Terriers are red hot, and are my sleeper team of the tournament. With a record of 29-4 and 18-0 in-conference clip certainly are impressive numbers, no matter how you slice it. The team is currently on a 20 game […]

By Ben Krakow March Madness has arrived once again, and many around the world are filling out online brackets in an effort to win prizes and bragging rights. If you’ve come for advice, you’re in the right place- this bracket “expert” may have won just a little bit of money last year, due in part […]

By Ethan Salm Last year the American League East was the best division in baseball- by a mile. This year, I expect more of the same. The Red Sox are returning basically all of their World Series championship team. Their rotation will once again be headlined by Chris Sale, one of the best pitchers in […]

By Nick Catlin     Prior to the 2016-2017 basketball season, the Ivy League was the only Division I conference to not hold a postseason conference tournament. That all changed once the council of presidents approved a four-team playoff to decide who would be granted the automatic bid into the NCAA tournament.     Both semi-final games will be […]

By Parker Rehm In most cases, “American Athletic Conference” and “legitimate contenders” are not mentioned in the same sentence. Odds are if you’re reading this column, you’re looking for a reason to jump on the bandwagon of the “believers.” Welcome aboard! We’re always accepting new members to our team to argue for the case that […]