Big 12 Still Standing

March Madness. Has there ever been a sports tournament more appropriately nicknamed? What a wild and crazy opening first weekend to the...

Guru of Bracketology Apparently Has an Issue

Dear Joe Lunardi, We all saw your tweet about Buzz Williams and Texas A&M basketball. With all due respect,...

NFL Dreams in Cowtown

The dream of nearly every collegiate football player is to ultimately be playing on Sundays. But as is often the case...

College Football Chaos

As the college football season, or what might possibly be a season, approaches, the landscape becomes even more clouded and bizarre with...

Villanova Leaves No Doubt

The City of Brothely Love claimed its second championship in a span of less than two months as Villanova cruised to a 79-62 beatdown...

Who’s Gonna Cut Down the Nets in San Antonio?

Four teams left. Three big time programs and a Cinderalla story from the Windy City.  So what are the strengths and weaknesses of each...

Tech and A&M Flying the Texas Flag

You have to go back awhile, 1980 to be exact, to find the last time two teams from Texas made it to the Sweet...

Big 12 Sends 4 to Sweet 16

The Big 12 is sitting pretty in the Sweet 16. When you advance 40% of your member schools (remember the Big 12 has only...

Texas Teams Well Represented in Big Dance

Texas is going dancing and in a big way. The NCAA Tournament selection process is done, and the Lone Star State will have seven...
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Cowboys Get Rocked and Rangers Roll

To paraphrase Charles Dickens and his opening line in A Tale of Two Cities, “It was the best of times for the Texas...

Texas Trio Go Down Hard

It was a bleak day on Saturday, weather conditions notwithstanding, as the Texas core of the soon to be “new-look” Big 12...

Collegiate Sports and the Mighty Shakeup

It was during the breakup of the Southwest Conference back in 1996, when I first realized that institutions of higher learning many...