College basketball does not take a back seat to college football. It has been tied up in the trunk and told to keep quiet.
Hoops was held hostage during the great conference realignment of 2010, and more than a little humiliated. While the Big Ten was wooing Nebraska and the Pac-10 was courting Colorado and Utah, the four winningest programs in college basketball history — Read Full Article »
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