Folks across the country watching the first-round of the NCAA Tournament last week thought it rightfully funny when they saw a couple of stadium workers scurry up a ladder and place a construction level across the rim.
GREENSBORO, N.C. Markquis Nowell never lost faith, not when Kansas State had hardly anyone left on the roster for a new coach nor when the Wildcats were picked last in the Big 12.
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So it's time for me to show my college basketball knowledge (or lack of) and give you another annual Schmolik feature, Schmolik Bracket Analysis. I.
Purdue and Marquette were far from favorites in their own conferences going into the season. They are now the top two seeds in the East Region of the NCAA Tournament.
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