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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire Pickups
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Northeast Conference Tournament Preview
Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Preview
America East Tournament Preview
Monday, February 27, 2012
Patriot League Tournament Preview
Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Preview
Atlantic Sun Tournament Preview
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Horizon League Tournament Preview
Big South Conference Tournament Preview
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Daytona Weekend - Issues.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
NFL Free Agency : Running Backs
Ground and pound...sounds kind of classless, but in the NFL, it means eating up the play clock, getting yardage and grabbing solid control of the offense and game in general. There are some decent players at the running back position, others who have some injury questions and some team-focus questions. Let's take a look at free agent running backs in the NFL!
Monday, February 20, 2012
NFL Free Agency : Quarterbacks
Hey all in the fantasy football world, how did the past year treat you? Well, no more time to look at slight losses and cry in taking third or second place in your leagues because you just couldn't fire the trigger to grab that free agent we had talked about for weeks and weeks and weeks...
Instead, let's take a look at some notable names in the upcoming 2012 NFL and Fantasy Football Season. We're going to take a look position by position, including some defensive analysis, as well as wrapping things up with a check as to what each team really needs, in both free agency and in the upcoming NFL draft.
Today, we take a look at quarterbacks. Yes, those leaders of the grunts, the shouters and play-makers...and in some cases, those injury-prone jerks who your team, for some reason, can't live without.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Could the "chosen one" return home?
Contender or Pretender?
There is still lots to be learned in the last two weeks of the regular season and the conference tournaments. We will analyze each conference in the near future as the tournament field begins to fill! Stay tuned to 3SN for the latest college hoops updates! Now, for who we can count on and who we cannot:
Monday, February 13, 2012
Randy Moss Wants One More Chance
Friday, February 10, 2012
Free Agency in College Athletics
Free agency, with no salary cap, no limitations. That's what college football and basketball has become over the past couple of years thanks to the graduate student transfer rule.
When a student-athlete transfers from one university to another, that student-athlete must spend one year in residency at the new institution before participating in athletics at the new school. This costs the athlete one year of his eligibility, thus ensuring that he (or she...don't mean to be gender specific as this issue is going to affect both men's and women's athletics) does not change schools just go join a "better" program. If you decide to change schools, whether due to playing time or you just don't like the coaches anymore, you have to pay with a year of eligibility.