Archive for the ‘NCAA’ Category

SEC Week 6 Preview

Thursday, October 4th, 2007

SEC Preview for week 6 It all starts with a big game Thursday between Kentucky and South Carolina and keeps going Saturday with a number of good matchups. Here’s a look at three big SEC games this week: Kentucky vs South Carolina This was once a game that had little to no impact on the [...]

Saturday Shake-Up

Sunday, September 30th, 2007

In week five things got interesting, and week six will change the landscape. College football showed why it is a beautiful thing this last week. Heavily favored teams went out and were beat by teams with lower quality personnel. Texas, Oklahoma, Florida and Alabama were all upset. Washington and California were games that said a [...]

Michigan vs. Northwestern Preview

Thursday, September 27th, 2007

The Wolverines can’t possibly lose this game. Can they? Northwestern lost to Duke. A couple of things that I know. Michigan has consistently had trouble with Northwestern. For some reason the Wildcats play Michigan tough. Northwestern runs a version of the spread offense that gave Michigan fits against Appalachian State and Oregon. Thankfully Northwestern’s version [...]

Michigan drops fourth straight

Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

624 of total offense for the Ducks, 7 points for Michigan, 2 losses at home, 4 losses in a row, and ultimately 1 person to blame… Lloyd Carr. I have given him a long leash. He hasn’t beat Ohio State in 3 years. That makes me cringe, but it’s not something that should cost him [...]

Michigan loses to Appalachian State

Saturday, September 1st, 2007

I quit. I just can’t take it anymore. Michigan losing at home to Appalachian State has pushed me over the edge. I know that people will be calling for Lloyd Carr’s job for this one. I can’t make an argument against it. This is 3 straight losses. Two of them were big ones, Ohio State [...]

Vigilante Sports NCAA Bracket Challenge Recap

Wednesday, April 4th, 2007

The dust has settled on this years Bracket Challenge and my sister Mara was victorious. She picked a total of 51 games correctly, bettering James by just one game. Congratulations Mara, and thanks to all who played this year. As for the actual game, Florida took control early and didn’t let up. Corey Brewer and [...]

Vigilante Sports NCAA Bracket Challenge Update

Sunday, April 1st, 2007

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a two horse race. Not only for the NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship, but also for the Second Annual Vigilante Sports NCAA Bracket Challenge. Through 4 rounds of up and down and back and forth, James and Mara emerge as the possible champions of the this years Bracket Challenge. Last year [...]

This Year’s George Mason

Tuesday, March 20th, 2007

The first and second rounds of the NCAA tournament went, for the most part as planned. Of course there were upsets, players coming into their own, and cinderellas, but people looking for “this year’s George Mason” have been sorely disappointed. They’ve been disappointed for precisely the reason that George Mason was such a story last [...]

Duke loses it’s first round game to VCU

Thursday, March 15th, 2007

Every March, I make out my brackets, just like everyone else, but just once. It’s what the folks on the Mike & Mike Show call their “Sheet of Integrity”. That sounded good to me. So I started doing this last year. First of all, it’s definitely less confusing. You have one pick. You don’t have [...]

Second Annual Vigilante Sports NCAA Bracket Challenge

Sunday, March 11th, 2007

I’m setting up a Bracket Challenge for the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament again. If you’re interested please post a comment. It will submit your email address to me, but not show it to the public. I’ll take care of your email address (ie. not share it with anyone else). So, submit a comment and I’ll [...]