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Tourney Talk: Perry breaks down the South and West regions

Mike Perry

Features

March 19, 2008

Editor’s note: You can check out Perry’s thoughts on the rest of the bracket here. South Region: Contenders for the...

Some NCAA Tourney talk: East/Midwest Regions

Mike Perry

Features

March 18, 2008

East Region: Contenders for the final four spot: (1) UNC – North Carolina has been solid all year long and...

Join the Blast Magazine NCAA Tournament Pool!

Micah Warren

Features

March 17, 2008

Ok, everyone, it’s Tourney time. It’s time to fill out your brackets and get ready for two of the best...

NBA Playoff preview

Mike Perry

Features

March 4, 2008

The trade deadline is over, the teams are set, and there’s about six weeks left in the NBA season. It’s...

Pearl Vs. Calipari: Let’s get it on!

Mike Perry

Features

February 23, 2008

The state of Tennessee plays host to the NCAA’s regular season game of the year Saturday night for the 1-2...

Top ten players in the NBA

Mike Perry

Features

February 14, 2008

UPDATE: Here is Perry’s updated 2009 list of the Top 10 players in the NBA. 10) THE POINT GUARDS: Jason...

Jason Kidd Shipped to Dallas

Mike Perry

Features

February 13, 2008

The Dallas Mavericks and the New Jersey Nets seemed to have finally reached an agreement which will send Jason Kidd...

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