D1scourse links roundup: March 10

03/10/2011

D1scourse links roundup: March 10

Meant to do a better job of keeping track of this, but among the items on old/new D1scourse ...

* Maryland's Jordan Williams says he isn't thinking about the NBA.

* Senior Cliff Tucker reflects on a rough final month and pins his struggles on cautiousness.

* Virginia Tech hopes eight scholarship players is enough. Make that seven, since Jarell Eddie is suspended for the rest of the season.

* Georgetown's NCAA tournament seed is likely to plummet as a result of not only its late slide, but more importantly because of Chris Wright's absence.

* This morning's bracket projection and this morning's at-large big board.

* Karl Hobbs and George Washington found life in the Atlantic 10 tournament to be nasty, brutish and short on Tuesday when it lost to Saint Joseph's.

Mar 10, 2011 11:02:02 AM

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D1scourse links roundup: March 3 What you missed after you had dinner last night and (likely nearly everyone in South Florida) didn't watch Maryland's 80-66 loss to Miami ... * Scenarios! Get your ACC tournament scenarios here. * Plus-minus suggests the Terrapins' loss was a total team effort. * Terrell Stoglin with perhaps the money quote of the season after the latest loss: "It's very disappointing because Maryland has a tradition of winning and this year we're just not living up to it." * Let's just say Maryland won't even be holding on in the mid-50s when the at-large big board gets updated later.

Welcome home It's been about 22 months since I posted here. I stopped because my full-time work required me to do so. And now, with that job coming to a conclusion today? Well, it's time to revive this site. Hopefully, a few loyal readers will come along for the ride. Look for the usual D.C./Baltimore-area college sports coverage in the weeks to come. That also includes the typical bracketology coverage (nope, haven't forgotten about that) and more than a little statistical insight. There's no promises on how long this stop (or any other) will last. But for now, it's home. --- Patrick...