March 20, 2008

Baylor-Purdue Stats and Thoughts

WASHINGTON -- Here are some final stats and a few thoughts from Purdue's 90-79 win over Baylor:

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Purdue Wins, 90-79

WASHINGTON -- Despite Curtis Jerrells' 27 points, Purdue wins easily, 90-79, in a game that was not as close as the score indicates. I'll try and get back with you later with some stats, quotes, and closing thoughts.

Grin and Bear It

WASHINGTON -- Curtis Jerrells: good. The rest of Baylor: Not that great.

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Purdue Fans: They Don't Like the Ref

WASHINGTON -- The same woman donning a Purdue No. 3 jersey is letting the refs have it over what she perceives is some one-sided officiating.

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Baylor Not Quite Dunn

WASHINGTON -- Baylor's LaceDarius (not a typo) Dunn doesn't want to go quietly.

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Kramer On Both End

WASHINGTON -- Chris Kramer just blocked a Baylor shot at one end, ran the break, got an offensive rebound, and scored the putback.

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Purdue Fans

WASHINGTON -- With Purdue up 16, it's time to take a look at their fans.

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WASHINGTON -- I haven't seen any of the games at the other sites, but this half by Purdue had to be the most impressive half of basketball thus far in the 2008 tournament.

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Purdue Approaches Boiling Point

WASHINGTON -- First of all, I realized the headline I gave this entry is a pretty forced PUN. I fully intend to make more of them whenever possible. That aside, Purdue cannot, will not miss.

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Purdue Making Early Noises

WASHINGTON -- Welcome back to Verizon Center. The problem with these NCAA first round sites is that to get four games in in one day, the second game of a session and the interviews from the first game basically coincide. But i;m finally back with the Boilermakers leading by 10 with about 10 minutes to go in the first half.

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March 19, 2008

NCAA Tournament Preview: Washington

Verizon Center has seen its fair share of memorable college basketball games the last few years. It has seen Georgetown upset No. 1 Duke in January 2006, the ultimate Cinderella, George Mason, take down mighty Connecticut later that spring, and Roy Hibbert beat those Huskies on an unexpected three pointer just a couple months ago. With the eight teams the NCAA has sent to Verizon for the first weekend of this year's tournament, there is a good chance that the District is one again the site of a few classics.

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