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January 26, 2010
by Ken Pomeroy
Kentucky Week continues with a spirited debate between Ken and his own rating system, which currently pegs UK as the ninth-best team in the country. So how good are the Cats, really? Pull up a chair as Ken and his hard drive hash out their differences.
January 13, 2010
by Ken Pomeroy
Five years of play-by-play data yields one inescapable conclusion on college hoops: Offenses are being way too conservative in the opening minutes of the game.
December 7, 2009
by Ken Pomeroy
This holiday season we're giving you a free peek inside the College Basketball Prospectus 2009-10. Today Ken ponders just how dumb the NBA had to be to let DeJuan Blair fall to the second round. (Answer: Even dumber than you think.)
April 3, 2009
by Ken Pomeroy
A careful look at their games shows that North Carolina is at least as likely to win a slow game as they are a fast one.
March 24, 2009
by Ken Pomeroy
A first weekend devoid of upsets and filled with chalk is one big upset in itself. Now, on to the strongest Sweet 16 ever.
March 18, 2009
by Ken Pomeroy
It's a much more level playing field at the top this season. No team has greater than a 50% chance of making the Final Four, and we could very well see a five-seed or lower reach Detroit.
November 18, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
How will Oregon fare now that Malik Hairston and Maarty Leunen have moved on? Here's how we answer that question in our new book.
November 7, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
We think College Basketball Prospectus 2008-2009 has the finest team previews you'll find anywhere. Ripped from the pages of the book: How far can Tyrese Rice take a young and improving Boston College team?
April 6, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
Two games, two more double-digit margins as Memphis and Kansas advance to the title game.
April 4, 2008
by John Gasaway and Ken Pomeroy
Post-apocalypse, the guys survey the new world and see two close games: one high-scoring, one not.
April 3, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
A season's worth of analysis can yield some gems and some stinkers.
March 31, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
With the final two one seeds advancing to San Antonio, the Doomsday Scenario is upon us.
March 29, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
With 57 teams having been sent home, half of the remaining field is comprised of #1 seeds.
March 26, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
Log5 analysis shows good things for UCLA and Kansas, less so for Tennessee...but not because of those free-throw woes for the Vols.
March 24, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
The four Cinderellas in Tampa whittled their way down to two, while two more one seeds pushed us closer to something even more unlikely than Western Kentucky vs. San Diego.
March 23, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
Two Pac-10 teams survive scares to advance to the Sweet 16.
March 22, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
A historic day filled with upsets, great shooting and some very happy coaches of power teams.
by John Gasaway and Ken Pomeroy
Ken and John proudly announce the first-ever Pomaway All-American Team: five outstanding players, two of whom are already resting comfortably at home.
March 19, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
There's not as much parity in these brackets, as both UCLA and Memphis have better than a 40 percent chance to reach San Antonio.
March 18, 2008
by Ken Pomeroy
Applying the log5 system used for the conference championships to the NCAA bracket produces some interesting results.
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