by Matt Birch | Apr 7, 2015
Cowboys QB Tony Romo has no real ties to Duke, but he’s certainly been rooting hard for them this season. He hit up the Wake Forest-Duke game in the past with Jason Garrett, Jason Witten and (former teammate) DeMarco Murray. Romo was at the national championship...
by Matt Zemek | Apr 7, 2015
At the end of this endlessly fascinating college basketball season, Wisconsin could not become what Duke became in 1991. That’s because the 2015 version of Duke stood in the Badgers’ way. When the Final Four came to Indianapolis in 1991, Duke took down an...
by Matt Zemek | Apr 7, 2015
At the end of this endlessly fascinating college basketball season, Wisconsin could not become what Duke became in 1991. That’s because the 2015 version of Duke stood in the Badgers’ way. When the Final Four came to Indianapolis in 1991, Duke took down an...
by Bart Doan | Apr 7, 2015
Follow TSS on Twitter @TheStudentSect It was a vapid, cold morning, the type of morning on which you make the same drive every day and can barely remember anything of significance about how you got there. You somehow just end up where you expected to be. Later that...
by Ryan Palencer | Apr 7, 2015
While National Player of the Year Frank Kaminsky took the battle, Jahlil Okafor won the war. Kaminsky dominated Okafor much of the night, but Duke did just enough to win the 2015 national championship in a thriller. Kaminsky set the tone early, drawing Okafor out from...
by Matt Yoder | Apr 6, 2015
It’s not quite Dewey Defeats Truman, but Wisconsin most certainly did not defeat Duke in the national championship game tonight. At least not in the game that I watched. Maybe someone can give Jay Bilas one of those Wisconsin National Champions shirts that...
by Andrew Coppens | Apr 6, 2015
Bo Ryan may be the second-most polarizing head coach in college basketball after Kentucky’s John Calipari. He didn’t make many more friends with some in the national media or sporting public after Monday night’s loss to Duke in the national title...
by David Rogers | Apr 6, 2015
Fighting is down in the NHL and that’s never been more evident than in this week’s post. In the past we’ve had numerous fights to choose from when compiling our Hockey Fights of the Week list, but this time we barely had enough to create a full...
by David Rogers | Apr 6, 2015
Fighting is down in the NHL and that’s never been more evident than in this week’s post. In the past we’ve had numerous fights to choose from when compiling our Hockey Fights of the Week list, but this time we barely had enough to create a full...
by Joe Lucia | Apr 6, 2015
ESPN kicked off the MLB season on Sunday night by airing the Cardinals-Cubs game from a half-rebuilt Wrigley Field. The Cardinals jumped out to an early 3-0 lead, and the game slowed to a crawl thanks to Chicago’s ineptness when it came to bringing home runners....
by Joe Lucia | Apr 6, 2015
ESPN kicked off the MLB season on Sunday night by airing the Cardinals-Cubs game from a half-rebuilt Wrigley Field. The Cardinals jumped out to an early 3-0 lead, and the game slowed to a crawl thanks to Chicago’s ineptness when it came to bringing home runners....
by Joe Lucia | Apr 6, 2015
It’s Opening Day, and Hostess is celebrating by tying in baseball to touchdowns. It's here and we couldn't be filled with more sweet joy. #OpeningDay pic.twitter.com/YndEyEgQQa — Hostess Snacks (@Hostess_Snacks) April 6, 2015 It’s OK. You...
by Joe Lucia | Apr 6, 2015
It’s Opening Day, and Hostess is celebrating by tying in baseball to touchdowns. It's here and we couldn't be filled with more sweet joy. #OpeningDay pic.twitter.com/YndEyEgQQa — Hostess Snacks (@Hostess_Snacks) April 6, 2015 It’s OK. You...
by Joseph Nardone | Apr 6, 2015
The fact that one game in a single-elimination tournament can define legacies is slightly strange, but it’s understandable. In a sport where many coaches average over 20 wins a season and some of them enjoy rather lengthy runs in the NCAA Tournament, there has...
