#1 Oklahoma and #2 North Carolina Both Lose
Proving once again that there are a lot of excellent NCAA basketball teams but no dominant ones, both #1 Oklahoma and #2 North Carolina took it on the chin on...
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Final Jeopardy: 2-1-16 to 2-5-16
Here are the Final Jeopardy questions and answers for the week of February 1st through February 5, 2016 — the quarterfinal matches of the 2016 College Championship. Mon, Feb 1...
Previously Underachieving Vanderbilt Upsets #8 Texas A&M
Vanderbilt’s basketball team began the season with high expectations. The Commodores were picked to finish second in the SEC according to Those In the Know, and they were ranked 18th...
Final Jeopardy: U.S. Presidents (2-5-16)
Jeopardy! Recap for February 5, 2016 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results. Today’s Daily Double categories: Stately Literature, Nonfiction and Letter Perfect
Final Jeopardy: 19th Century Books (2-4-16)
Jeopardy! Recap for February 4, 2016 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results. Today’s Daily Double categories: With Foam, Elemental Symbols and Wall-to-Wall
Upsets in NCAA Basketball Continue as Tennessee Beats Kentucky
The most predictable aspect of the 2015-16 college basketball season is that it is unpredictable. Upsets have been frequent, and traditional powerhouses are not exempt from the trend. The latest...
Supporting Cast: Going Once, Going Twice – Shameless
featuring Ever Carradine, Jeff Pierre and more info on the cast of the fourth episode of Shameless in Season 6.
Final Jeopardy: Moments in History (2-3-16)
Jeopardy! Recap for February 3, 2016 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results. Today’s Daily Double categories: Dogging It, Stuff Happens and Reach for the Top
#19 Louisville Upends #2 North Carolina 71-65
Nineteenth ranked Louisville had a 17-3 record coming into its February 1st game at home against #2 North Carolina (19-2) in a key ACC matchup. The Cardinals however, had lost...
Final Jeopardy: Etymology (2-2-16)
Jeopardy! Recap for February 2, 2016 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results. Today’s Daily Double categories: The 1800s, English Lit and Who Said That?
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