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"They (#1-ranked Connecticut) just looked so arrogant. We all noticed it. They looked at the name on the jersey. . . . Man, the game hasn't even been played yet, how do you assume you're going to win?" - George Mason's Lamar Butler, March 26th, 2006

"I don't give a shit if you beat Alabama. This is the Big East." - Boston College's Sean Marshall, March 19th, 2005, shouted in the direction of Milwaukee guard Ed McCants during the 1st half of B.C.'s 83-75 loss to Milwaukee in the 2005 NCAA Tournament. The loss denied fourth-seeded B.C. their first Sweet 16 berth since 1994, and gave 12th seeded UWM their first ever.[1][2]

Before the NCAA Tournament years... a glimpse back into Milwaukee Panther hoops history: http://media.putfile.com/PMM

Hi! I like to follow college sports, particularly basketball and soccer. I love rooting for the under-rated, unappreciated underdog nearly all of the time. And there's nothing in sports that come's close on a regular basis to the underdog and cinderella stories one can find in NCAA Division I athletics... particularly March Madness. It's what makes college sports more entertaining than the pro's, IMO. My favorite college team is the Milwaukee Panthers of the always under-valued giant-killer Horizon League.

My thoughts on Milwaukee's best college b-ball team since Dwyane Wade left the city: UWM has really played like a 2 or 3 seed the past 2 years. It took a good #1-seed in Illinois to beat them in 2005's Sweet 16, and it's not like they weren't competitive in that game. This year, it took the national champs, and that Florida team was every bit as dominating in the championship game too. Milwaukee has fairly comfortably beaten 4, 5, and 6 seeds in the last two years. I think people should now be surprised if they lose to these types of teams.

Some of my favorite websites are:

General College Sports Info

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All TV schedules (Men's College Basketball)
All Web-casted games
NCAA members listed by institution, division, conference, NCAA region, and state
College sports expeditures search
CSTV GameTrackers of today's NCAA events
Horizon League Hub - with official sites, local media & message boards links
"Nothin' But Net" internet sports-link blog

News & Media

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  • Local

Metro Milwaukee Sports Watch
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
OnMilwaukee.com
Madison News3
UWM Post
Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook
WI Playground Warriors message board

  • Regional

Horizon League Newstand (Local coverage of all ten teams)
Midwest media outlets
The Southern Illinoisan (SIU)
Peoria Journal-Star (Bradley)

  • National

BasketballBoards.net Sportsline feeds
The Mid-Majority
ESPN
FOX Sports
CBS Sportsline
CNN/SI
ABC Sports
NBC Sports
The Sporting News
USA Today

  • Official Conference Sites

Horizon League
Missouri Valley

Basketball

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NCAA Tournament Reports
Men's NCAA Tournament All-Time Records & Team Rankings
AP No. 1 vs No. 2 All-time
ESPN's 2006-07 conference previews

Blogs

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Horizon League Hoops (by a UWGB fan)
Still Not Satisfied... Milwaukee Panther Hoops
PantherTalk Live (Current events & political interest)
UIC Flames Hoops
Butler Bulldog Hoops
Chris West Basketball Journal (covers all WI basketball)
Marquette Hoops
Yoco College Basketball
Ken Pomeroy
MRISports
Mike DeCourcy-Sporting News
CHN's Blog of the Day
CHN - March Madness All Season Blog
BasketballNotebook
DeadSpin

  • Conference Blogs

Valley Ledger (Missouri Valley Conference)
The CAA: Life as a Mid Major
CAA Insider

  • Team Blogs

Gonzaga Hoops
Creighton Hoops
The Bluejay Cafe (Creighton)

Western Michigan sports

RPI Sites

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Official RPI
KenPom RPI
RPI Ratings
RealTime RPI
Warren Nolan RPI
Mike Greenfield's RPI
CollegeRPI (subscription)
RPI Forecast

Women's Official RPI
Women's RPI Ratings
Women's CollegeRPI
Women's RealTimeRPI

  • Other Ratings

Pomeroy
Sagarin
Mike Greenfield's Team Rankings

Women's Sagarin

National Polls

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All AP Top 25 voter's ballots
USA Today polls homepage
CBS Sportsline Top 25
Gary Parrish's Top 25 (and one)
NCAASports polls homepage
Mid-Major Top 25

Brackets

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Bracket projection comparisons
Bracketology
The Bracket Board
Bracketography

Misc. NCAA Tournament & NIT Info

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All-Time NCAA records, by team
NCAA Tournament Reports
Mid-Majors in the NCAA Tournament
Mid-Majors in the NCAA's #2
Billy Packer & Jim Nantz, Selection Sunday 2006
NIT-ology

Message Boards

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NCAA Message Board Directory

  • Horizon League Forums

Milwaukee
Butler
Cleveland State
Detroit
UIC
Loyola
UWGB
Wright State (Raider Roundball)
Wright State #2
Youngstown State

  • Other Team Forums

Wisconsin
Marquette (Rivals)
Marquette (Scout)
Tennessee
UNI
Missouri State (LetsGoBears
Missouri State (BearMania)
Creighton (JaysFans)
Creighton (Bluejay Cafe)
Bradley
Southern Illinois
Wichita State
Illinois State
Indiana State
Drake
Gonzaga
Missouri State
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  • Conference Forums

Valley Talk (Missouri Valley Conference)
CAA Zone

Soccer

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NCAA soccer schools, conferences, and regions official listing
2006 Men's Soccer NCAA Handbook
Scores
Schedule breakdown & Results

  • News

ESPN
UWM - MU preview (dollar bill for Bennett)

National Polls

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NSCAA Coaches Top 25
SoccerTimes Coaches Top 25
SoccerAmerica Top 25
CollegeSoccerNews Top 30
Top Drawer Top 48 ranking (NCAA Tournament field prediction)

  • Women's Polls

NSCAA Coaches Top 25
SoccerTimes Coaches Top 25
SoccerAmerica Top 25
SoccerBuzz Top 30 & Regional rankings
Top Drawer Top 64 ranking (NCAA Tournament field prediction)

Ratings

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NCAA Official RPI
SoccerRatings.com
Massey Soccer Ratings

NCAA Tournament

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Predicting the 48 team field

Message Boards

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BigSoccer.com Men's College Forum
Marquette Soccer Board

Football

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Recent NCAA Football scores via RSS
NCAA Division I-A media outlets

Car Stuff

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2003 Automobile magazine road test
2003 SCC road test
2005 Car Review road test Car and Driver
Car and Driver
2005 ACR brochure

Random Political Sites & Articles

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http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3b34a2264c0b.htm
http://www.kenauletta.com/voxfox.html

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Karen said... Maybe Tony Bennett? Yeah! Tuesday, April 01, 2008 5:40:00 PM

Reality said...

Umm... he said no to IU, so why would he come to MU?


Sam said...

On another note, where is the outrage from Crean backers? I know if I'd ponied up that kind of dough for his contract extension I'd be feeling a bit betrayed right now.

Reality said... No Shit.


Gene Frenkle said... Heath - never was successful on big stage

Reality said... You must have forgotten what it was like, but the Elite Eight says hi.


bigeast said... Who would you put on the list? Sean Miller? Tim Buckley? Tod Kowalcyzk?

Reality said... Tod Kowalcyzk? Maybe he should figure out how to beat Rob Jeter's B-team first.


lexmikeyschoobs said... What about keno davis? he is one of the hottest coaches in the country in a terrible conference.

Reality said... Huh? What world do you live in?!?! I guess you must consider the RPI #5 / Sagarin #4 Big East just an average conference, since the #8/#8 Valley is "terrible" in your world.


Zach said... plus i am really hoping for sean miller, he has taken a mediocre xavier program and put it on the map... look at the recruiting job he has done their with a school that has nothing to offer a recruit.

Reality said... Wow. No matter how young or old your age is, zach, it's definitely a higher number than your basketball IQ!


grzy6 said... chris lowery. southern illinois university. knows the midwest. successful at small school.

Reality said... BUT HE COULDN'T EVEN MAKE IT TO THE TOURNEY OUT OF SUCH A TERRIBLE CONFERENCE! J/K, great coach, would be a great choice, although his salary at SIU is $750,000 a year and most likely includes a hefty buyout. Also, re: what you wrote, you do realize Marquette is an even smaller school than SIU, right? By close to 10,000 students no less.