Schmidt Talking Episode 20: Sights Set On The Offseason

With Villanova defeating Michigan to win the National Championship, the college basketball season is officially over. Teams now have to say goodbye to their seniors and look ahead to next year. Like in most sports, there’s no offseason in college basketball. One of those teams with their sights set on next season is St. Bonaventure.

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NCAA Tournament

Was this the best Men’s NCAA Tournament of all time?

Sports can encompass the world like nothing else can. Moments of joy that bring tears to your eyes, fits of rage that end up costing you a brand new TV and friendships that are created out of thin air only for the true fact that both of you are rooting for the same team, the

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NBA

NBA Roundtable: What’s Next for OKC? NCAA Talent Pool in Danger?

One of the best months of basketball continues with the NCAA Tournament and the race for the NBA Playoffs in full swing. We got together this week to talk about future NBA prospect decisions, Kevin Durant, the Oklahoma City Thunder, and more. Writers this week: Sean Linhares – @Linhares_BBS Justin Kirkland – @jkirk41 Evan Anderson

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Warriors

Former Warriors draftee says ‘bad decisions’ got him banned by NBA & forced to live in a crack house

Chris Washburn checked in with Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson on Scoop B Radio. Press Play Below To Listen!  Chris Washburn once went from being selected third in the 1986 NBA draft by the Golden State Warriors to coming off the bench on a prison basketball team. That sounds more like imagery from The Longest Yard,

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Tanking

Why Tanking Does Not Work

This is the time of the year when “tanking” becomes part of the NBA conversation. As the playoffs draw near it is championship season for the league’s elite and a different vibe for the bottom feeders. As a franchise in a down year, the talk is about what can be fixed. Do we have the

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Drew Lowder

Drew Lowder: Meet Michigan’s Future at Point Guard

If you’re born in Ann Arbor, most probably you’d want to call the University of Michigan your alma mater. Ask –as if it was necessary– Drew Lowder, the leading Junior point guard of Pioneer High School and 2019-class prospect. AA born and raised, Lowder is poised to make a run at Michigan’s hoops scene, and

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Sunday Fadeaway

The Sunday Fadeaway, Episode 17: Marc Zumoff joins the show!

A very special episode of The Sunday Fadeaway as Philadelphia fan favorite and voice of the 76ers Marc Zumoff joined the show! Zumoff talks about the fate of the current 76ers and their push into the playoffs, he talks about his favorite Sixers moments since he took the play-by-play job in 1994, answers some Twitter

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Schmidt Talking: NCAA Tournament Preview – The Atlantic 10 Edition

It’s been an up and down year for the Atlantic 10, to say the least. The chances of getting more than two teams into the NCAA Tournament looked very slim after non-conference play. The Rhode Island Rams and the Saint Bonaventure Bonnies looked like the two front-runners to make the Big Dance come March, but

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Schmidt Talking Episode 17: The Bonnies are dancing!

In Epiosde 17, the guys Alec Walt and Kyle Allan talk about the match-up vs. UCLA in the round of the First Four! Every match-up is win or go home in the NCAA Tournament and it is the same for the Bonnies as they take on UCLA. UCLA brings a team with one of the best guards

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Sunday Fadeaway

The Sunday Fadeaway: Episode 16 – March Madness Reactions and Predictions

This week on the Sunday Fadeaway Ryan welcomes long-time guest of the show Brandon Carfagna to the mic to discuss all things March Madness. In just a few hours after the release of the bracket, Ryan and Brandon took to the microphone to discuss the field of 68 who was in that shouldn’t have been

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