Carter B. Huff SportsExperienced Sports Blogger
Arkansas Athletics Communications Intern
Razorback Foundation Collegiate Board Secretary
LeBron James is the youngest player to score thirty-thousand points in his career. James and the Cavs aren’t playing great right now. They just fell to the Spurs and their record is 27-19. Make sure you tell me in the comments if you want me to do a post on the NBA Trade Deadline, because the Cavaliers will need to make some moves then.
Welcome to the first ever College Basketball Saturday Review on the cbhsports blog. Yesterday we had many headlining topics but none more than when Duke landed the nation’s number two ranked high school prospect, forward Zion Williamson.
Williamson’s commitment gives Duke the top three prospects in the country (joining top ranked RJ Barrett and third ranked Cam Reddish). This shows just how dominant Coach K and Duke have been on the recruiting trail. Zion Williamson, a South Carolina native, left instate Clemson fans stunned.
Early Saturday, Trae Young scored 48 points against arch rival Oklahoma State. Young’s performance was not enough for the Sooners to overcome the Cowboys in overtime.
After starting the season as one of the best teams in college basketball, Wichita State is now suddenly skidding after their 73-59 loss to Houston. Who is to blame for this?
In ESPN College Gameday’s first Saturday morning of the year, they chose a battle between two SEC heavyweights. Florida and Kentucky battled at Rupp Arena. Florida got the best of the Wildcats for a 66-64 victory. Four Gators scored in double figures against the Wildcats. Is it time to rethink expectations on Kentucky? They’ve lost three of their last five games.
With March coming up for college throwball, the next “Everything You Need to know going into March College Throwball Primer” will come out after the week 24 games. I will be updating the conference standings on just the conference standings post but will come out with the next bracket watch “Everything You Need to know going into March College Throwball Primer” comes out next and the Bubble watch as well.
Marvin Bagley has starred for Duke in his freshman season but he isn’t even supposed to be here. He reclassified from the 2017 to 2018 class at the end of the summer and committed to Duke over USC. But even if he isn’t supposed to be here, he’s still arguably the best player in college basketball.Is there anything Marvin Bagley can’t do?
As a 6’11 big man that’s able to shoot very well, dominate in the paint, and be a great teammate, what else is there? Bagley,on a good night will put up twenty-five points and fourteen rebounds but on a great night, maybe thirty-two points and almost twenty rebounds. Bagley can lead Duke to a national championship with a great supporting cast (Grayson Allen, etc.) The only thing he hasn’t been able to do is fix Duke’s defensive woes and trouble in conference games on the road.Otherwise, Marvin Bagley can do everything, even if he is a year younger than EVERYBODY else.
The way I think NFL Divisions should be…
Northeast
New England Patriots
Buffalo Bills
New York Giants
New York Jets
Mid-Atlantic
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore Ravens
Southeast
Atlanta Falcons
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jacksonville Jaguars
Miami Dolphins
Pacific
Las Vegas Raiders
San Francisco 49ers
LA Chargers
LA Rams
Central
Tennessee Titans
Carolina Panthers
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Southwest
Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints
Seattle Seahawks (Let’s be honest, unless they relocate, no team is going to be close to them anyway)
Houston Texans
Midwest
Chicago Bears
Indianapolis Colts
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Central
Denver Broncos
Minnesota Vikings
Kansas City Chiefs
Arizona Cardinals
This is going to be my new main website. I will post everything here that’s non-college football on this site and on the other site it’s meant to be posted, along with news about my schedule for blogging. I’m going to be deleting https://mrsecsports.wordpress.com/blog/,my old main website.