 Wins over Florida and UCONN. A win at Pittsburgh, holding them to just 39 points. Wins against Notre Dame and Cincinnati. Add in a five point loss to Georgetown. Sounds like a pretty good team right? Well, now look at losses to Illinois State, Richmond, Princeton, Providence, Depaul, Villanova, and two very bad losses to [...]...
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 The NCAA Tournament is back in New Jersey as the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games from the East Region will be played Friday and Sunday. The City of Newark has a four day celebration planned, with events for all ages. ...
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 The 2011 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has New Jersey representation throughout. Use this guide to help you follow the teams and players from New Jersey as they all try to make a deep run in this years tournament....
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 Players should decide the outcome of a game, not the officials. There is no guarantee Rutgers would have been able to tie or win this game, but make no mistake, they were robbed of an opportunity. ...
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 This story was written by Double G Sports contributing writer Danielle Correa.
If you’re an avid New York/New Jersey sports fan, then last night was a huge night for you as well as, an exhausting one.
Especially, if you were constantly flipping channels for four hours, like myself.
Boston fans were especially sad last night considering baseball and basketball, and the waterworks in Atlan...
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 Jim Turner
Turnersportsdesk.com
April 5, 2010
Never in my lifetime has there been a more news filledsports day. It is like the perfect storm of events as Tiger Speaks, McNabb is traded, the NCAA championship, The Washington Caps earn President’sCup and Baseball begins. News Directors better keep the coffee pot full because this will be a very late day for sports departments across America.
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 Consider your bracket busted.
The University of Northern Iowa wore out Kansas University with consistent rebounding and disciplined shot selection. Kansas had come into the tournament as heavy favorites for the Final Four and as serious contenders for the NCAA championship. However, that dream has now come to an end for yet another Jayhawk year.
UNI was sparked in the first half by the sharpsho...
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