Category Archives: College Basketball

NCAA Not Renewing Deal with EA Sports for College Football Does Not End Game
July 17, 2013

by Kent Sterling The Ed O’Bannon lawsuit has claimed its first victim – the NCAA’s licensing for its name and logo on EA’s incredibly successful College Football series. This doesn’t necessarily mean the end of the game – just the end of its association with the NCAA.  As the statement from the NCAA reads, “The […]

SEC Commissioner Mike Slive Hammers NCAA as Antiquated Rather Than Leading Reform
July 16, 2013

by Kent Sterling There is a growing disconnect between the legislative body that governs college athletics and the big time programs that generate the revenue that keeps both the NCAA and the conferences swimming in cash.  SEC Commissioner Mike Slive wants change, but not badly enough to do anything but send letters and whine. Click […]

Stephen Zimmerman Talks About What Makes Summer Basketball Fun
July 15, 2013

by Kent Sterling The one player who will intrigue college coaches and fans at the NY2LA Super Jam in north suburban Milwaukee more than any other is Dream Vision’s Stephen Zimmerman, a seven-footer from Las Vegas Bishop Gorman. Zimmerman just finished playing in Indianapolis at the Adidas Invitational where Indiana offered the 2015 recruit ranked […]

Noah Robotham Talks About Adidas Invitational and His Summer Experience
July 15, 2013

by Kent Sterling Point guard Noah Robotham of Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas is playing with Dream Vision, and last week at the Adidas Invitational, a lot of eyes were on him because his high school and summer teammate Stephen Zimmerman is being recruited by everyone. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter […]

Adidas Invitational – Good Basketball, Crazy Basketball – All Kinds of Basketball
July 11, 2013

by Kent Sterling There is something wonderful about summer basketball tournaments.  From one game to the next, you have no inkling what might happen. Teams that are assembled from neighborhoods can go to war against the nation’s best, and you never know.  Some are well coached and others are led by a goofball who spends […]

Indiana Basketball – Tom Crean Has a Decision to Make and It Will Be an Easy One
July 8, 2013

by Kent Sterling This morning I wrote about the Indiana Basketball program, and how it needed to cover its ears to protect itself from the silent song of the one-and-done player quick fix. Dante Exum is a gifted basketball player from Australia who is considering an offer from Crean to join the Hoosiers next season […]