Andre Roberson Jr. F Colorado
Why? The only guy in the conference to average a double-double and add his defensive prowess to that and you have a guy who is as good of an all-around player as the conference has seen in recent years. And Roberson doesn't average 10.0 rebounds per-game, he averages more than anyone in the entire country.
Why not? The Buffs aren't going to win the conference and some negative press about his attitude early in the season hurts. Also, he only average 10 points per-game and you just don't see guys win MVPs who don't score that much.
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Maybe CSU can talk this guy into throwing some of that prison cash their way, too.... Florida Atlantic is expected on Tuesday to finalize a deal with The GEO Group that includes naming rights for the football stadium, sources have told OwlAccess.com. The deal is believed to be valued at around $5 million, though the term of the contract is not yet known. The GEO Group is a leader in privatizing correctional facilities.
Finally! We've got highlights of our third basketball signee. And frankly, it's the most impressive. I love how under control he seems to be all of the time, and he has Kevin Love-like outlet passing instincts (OK, maybe that's hyperbole)
Welcome to the Buffs, Forman!
It appears that Austin Vincent has made his way back to the CU football program. Still haven't seen it confirmed in any press reports only from Twitter for what it is worth.
Good to hear
The spring practice schedule has been released. I like the idea of one practice after the spring game to address issues seen during it. Great idea.
Couldn't resist posting this... JACKSONVILLE, FL—Calling his college experience "the greatest four years of [his] life," 27-year-old University of Miami alumnus Mark Felder maintains a startling level of pride in his alma mater, a private academic institution that left him $50,000 in debt and completely unprepared for the current job market, sources confirmed Tuesday. Felder, who graduated in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in communications, reportedly exhibits a remarkable amount of devotion to the school that led him to flounder both professionally and financially, claiming that attending the university was "the best decision [he] ever made."