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Most unusual college basketball season ends with a predictable result and renewed hope for Indiana teams
April 7, 2015
April 7, 2015
by Kent Sterling The Final Four has been held in Indianapolis six times, and Duke has qualified for three of those celebrations of amateur basketball (1991, 2010, 2015). They have won the National Championship all three times. Yet, only 9.8% entrants in the ESPN Bracket Challenge guessed Duke would win. Idiots! Kentucky was supposed to […]
Indiana Basketball – Two possible roads to success for Hoosiers are on display in this Final Four
April 2, 2015
April 2, 2015
by Kent Sterling The road to this Final Four was paved in one of two ways. Kentucky coach John Calipari has developed a system to acquire as much talent as possible, enacting it immediately upon arrival in Lexington, while the other three either built or continued a culture of excellence that regenerates each year. Indiana […]
Fixing College Basketball – Six Ways to Get It Right
April 8, 2011
April 8, 2011
by Kent Sterling College basketball isn’t broken, but as part of the bigger landscape of big money amateur athletics, it’s sure as hell flawed. There are people making a boatload of money to compile and lead talented kids who are waiting for their shot to make millions in the NBA. Coaches make up to $4 […]