Three Point Range

It was great to see NCAA Tournament basketball back last night, and boy was it fun. Both teams in this region that played last night were in close, exciting games, both being decided by just one point. If that's a sign of even half of what's to come this weekend, then we are in for a thrilling tournament. Anyways, here is my preview of the West region. The favorite heading into March, Gonzaga, headlines the region and they'll be looking to stay perfect, being the first team to do so since Indiana in 1975-76. There's also some other really good teams in this one, and some matchups I'm really excited about, so let's dive in. Also, be sure to follow me on Twitter @ThreePointRange to stay up to date with my thoughts throughout the tournament, and click here  to see all of my other previews, along with anything else you may want in terms of March Madness content from me. 1. Gonzaga vs 16. Norfolk State Line:  Gonzaga -34, o/u 155 Preview:  I mean Gonzaga's gonna ...

It's hard to believe, but we are already a month into the college basketball season. It's been a great ride thus far, with upsets galore and some enthralling games, and I can't wait for the rest of the year. Today, I decided to take a look at some things that I've been things about a little bit, and decide whether or not I think they were happen in a Buy or Sell segment. Basically, I'll give a take in bold, and then say whether I'm buying it, meaning I think it will happen, or selling it. I also got some submissions from my Twitter followers, so if you want to be involved in future articles, give me a follow on Twitter @ThreePointRange. Not only will you be able to interact with me for articles, but you'll get gambling picks (I'm hot right now going 10-3 over the last 8 days) and some more instant reactions to games. So enjoy my Buy or Sell column, and let me know if you agree with what I'm saying. Buy or Sell Kentucky will win the SEC: Kent...

The Big Ten is going to be super interesting this year. I'm really only confident in roughly four teams being good, and as you'll see, there's this giant group of teams in the middle of the conference that could finish in any order. The top of the conference is absolutely elite, with some of the best teams in the nation, but I think there is a drop off and there could end up being a good number of teams on the bubble this year. Who can emerge from that group will be a fascinating storyline, and one I'm excited to track throughout the year. Let me know your thoughts on Twitter @ThreePointRange, and tell me how you see the conference playing out. The Contenders 1. Michigan State Starting 5: Cassius Winston, Rocket Watts, Aaron Henry, Thomas Kithier, Xavier Tillman Why They'll Be Good: The Spartans have been a model of consistently, finishing near the top of the Big Ten nearly every season. That won't change this year, as they return arguably the best p...