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Our 10th annual
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anner_text%3d.html?">College Edition features full-page team
previews on 84 of the top programs in the nation, plus predictions and
breakdowns of all 31 conferences. And as usual, we predict the NCAA
Tournament Field of 65, name our 2003-04 Athlon Sports All-Americans,
take a look at the top recruits in the nation and rank the Top 25 women's
teams in the country.
This edition also features a behind the scenes look at a No. 16 seed in
the NCAA Tournament. We spent a couple of days with IUPUI, the No. 16
seed in the Midwest Region, as the undermanned Jaguars prepared to
face the nation's No. 1 team, Kentucky.
Do you ever wander what is said between college coaches and the
officials? Do coaches really work the refs? Or is it the other way around?
We talked to some coaches and a pair of the game's most influential refs
to find out the real story.
Our
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r_text%3d.html?">Pro Basketball magazine includes in-depth team
previews with full-page color photographs of 29 of the game's brightest
stars. And you can't talk NBA basketball these days without mentioning
the name LeBron. We took a look at the business of being LeBron James,
and his future as the game's most high-profile endorser.
The 2003 NBA Draft featured more players from overseas than ever. Is
this a good thing? We dive into that question in our feature on the New
World Order of the NBA.
Once again, we turn back the clock at Athlon Sports. We go back 25 years
for a detailed account of the Washington Bullets' first and only NBA title.
Did you know that Bullets coach Dick Motta introduced the phrase, 'It ain't
over until the fat lady sings' into our sports lexicon?
You might remember that Hakeem Olujuwan and Sam Bowie were
selected before Michael Jordan in the 1984 Draft, but do you recall who
was taken two spots after His Airness at No. 5? We take a look at one of
the league's most memorable drafts and find out what all 24 first-round
picks are up to nowadays.
To see all our college and pro basketball covers, click
=yes/sf=category/se=College%20Basketball/va=banner_image%3d/va=b
anner_text%3d.html?">College Edition features full-page team
previews on 84 of the top programs in the nation, plus predictions and
breakdowns of all 31 conferences. And as usual, we predict the NCAA
Tournament Field of 65, name our 2003-04 Athlon Sports All-Americans,
take a look at the top recruits in the nation and rank the Top 25 women's
teams in the country.
This edition also features a behind the scenes look at a No. 16 seed in
the NCAA Tournament. We spent a couple of days with IUPUI, the No. 16
seed in the Midwest Region, as the undermanned Jaguars prepared to
face the nation's No. 1 team, Kentucky.
Do you ever wander what is said between college coaches and the
officials? Do coaches really work the refs? Or is it the other way around?
We talked to some coaches and a pair of the game's most influential refs
to find out the real story.
Our
=yes/sf=category/se=Pro%20Basketball/va=banner_image%3d/va=banne
r_text%3d.html?">Pro Basketball magazine includes in-depth team
previews with full-page color photographs of 29 of the game's brightest
stars. And you can't talk NBA basketball these days without mentioning
the name LeBron. We took a look at the business of being LeBron James,
and his future as the game's most high-profile endorser.
The 2003 NBA Draft featured more players from overseas than ever. Is
this a good thing? We dive into that question in our feature on the New
World Order of the NBA.
Once again, we turn back the clock at Athlon Sports. We go back 25 years
for a detailed account of the Washington Bullets' first and only NBA title.
Did you know that Bullets coach Dick Motta introduced the phrase, 'It ain't
over until the fat lady sings' into our sports lexicon?
You might remember that Hakeem Olujuwan and Sam Bowie were
selected before Michael Jordan in the 1984 Draft, but do you recall who
was taken two spots after His Airness at No. 5? We take a look at one of
the league's most memorable drafts and find out what all 24 first-round
picks are up to nowadays.
To see all our college and pro basketball covers, click
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