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SEASON 1

Recent Game Recaps

Epilogue, The Ninth: Only Love Can Break Your Heart

Memories

So We Meet Again

Rte. 139 - End of the Line

Hanging On

A Championship in Pictures

This Time of Year

Dotson Leads Ducks to the Sweet Sixteen

Grizzlies Overwhelmed by Orangemen

Empire

Challenge 11: Final Four Memories

By George, UConn is Dead

Butler and Us

Donning the Black and Gold

Challenge 10: Tourney Memories

The Madness of the Horizon League

The Rare Ivy League Conference Tournament

MAC Madness

Anything Can Happen in the MAAC

Challenge 9: Shock The Neighborhood

A Youthful Surprise

From Worst to First

Peers and Seers

Dribblings 11/12/2004 (Experimental Rules Edition)
November 12, 2004 7:29 am ET by Kyle Whelliston
When you see your first game of the year on the TV, do not adjust your set. All "exempted tournaments" and some exhibition games will be played under experimental rules, which include a 20'6" 3-point line (9 inches farther out), a wider lane with weird angles, and an NBA-style no-charge zone under the basket. Old friend Bill Herrion weighs in. My opinion? Keep the 3-point line, lose the trapezoid.

The NABC Classic tips off today in Albuquerque. Round-robin format, each of the four teams will be guaranteed three games.

The official Mid-Majority policy is that the coaches' and writers' polls are never published, analyzed or acknowledged, but highly regarded Mississippi State had some trouble with MAAC middleton Fairfield last night in the Coaches vs. Cancer tournament.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette asks, "Where have all the shooters gone?"

UMass coach Steve Lappas, his job on the line, enters the spin zone and talks about the Minutemen's chances in the Atlantic 10 East.

The epic story of CvC participant UC-Riverside's search for the right mascot. "The student-athletes approached the department administration and told them that they 'didn't want a teddy bear in a dress'."