Yes, another one. This one's a 6' 10" 205 as a junior. Anyone see the game? According to the comments Carroll and Zeller had near matching stat lines but Zeller out played Carroll.

Hopefully this will give the media a clue to shut up and ask questions about our team as is. It's like how the PGA guys will feel when Tiger comes back.

The last time a dozen left-for-dead people caused this much carnage, George Romero was directing.

Some unique insight as to why the Boilers could do the unthinkable, led by the even more unthinkable.

This has the listing of all the groups that project brackets and list the seeds and then averages out all the brackets to do final projection of the field.

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The officiating crew of Curtis Shaw, Paul Janssen and Dan Chrisman played far too big a role in the game, making questionable calls that affected both teams. There was no flow at all in the second half because a minute didn't go by without a whistle. Northwestern's entire starting backcourt fouled out, and Purdue also had several players in foul trouble. There were 52 fouls called.

Having Shaw officiate your conference tournament is just asking for national embarrassment, and the other two weren't much better.

"Big Ten basketball's reputation is it's a physical game," Shurna said. "A lot of calls were being called today, and it's a little tougher to get into it."

Some analysis on why Purdue's chances at a No. 1 seed SHOULDN'T be as dead and buried as they apparently are.

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Looks like some good stuff already!