SEASON 2

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

MMBOD Feb 13: Elton Nesbitt - Georgia Southern
February 14, 2006 11:27 am ET by Kyle Whelliston
The Southern Conference is one of the oldest and proudest leagues in college basketball. Once the stomping grounds of Duke and Carolina, events have conspired to unspin the most disappointing season in the SoCon's 85-year history: once unthinkable, it now looks like a possible play-in league. On a night when a 13-12 team clinched the North Division, a player from the best team in the conference -- Georgia Southern (18-7, 9-3, 160 RPI) -- had the best mid-major performance in Hoops Nation. The 5'9" senior guard helped key 11-3 and 11-2 second-half runs to put away traditional league power Charleston and ice the Eagles' sixth straight win.It's not that SoCon hoops are bad - there's just not any one team that's clearly defined itself, and none of them really did the league proud in the 2005 part of the schedule (to wit: Mo-State 101, GSU 55). The Eagles may yet make it to the Tournament, but if they have to fly to Dayton it would be a shame for the entire league.