Walton Captures America’s Basketball Voice
(Written By Tom Shanahan) Significant milestones mark the growth of college basketball with prominent announcers riding shotgun. What began as a regional sport broadcast on radio from smoky arenas has […]
Category Archives: NCAAM
Hoops 411: Conference Play Checkpoints in Basketball Realm
Sooooo this basketball season has taken a sharp turn for the worst for me, but that’s already been thrown out there. I don’t want to drown everybody else in my […]
Stuck in Sports Hell: ’13-’14 a Year to Forget
If you are a loyal follower of 6 Rings, I first want to thank you for your support. But secondly, I want to voice some reason for the lack of […]
CFB Drinking Schedule: Holiday Edition
Merry Christmas y’all. I hope you are enjoying good company and a few stiff drinks. I have a confession about Christmas, I used to be that guy who started listening […]
Hoops 411: Holiday Season Checkpoints In Basketball Realm
Hello again basketball fans. It’s me, your devoted hoops fan here to give you a quick snapshot at what has changed in the basketball realm throughout the last month. I […]
Hoops 411: Early Season Checkpoints in Basketball Realm
What’s up basketball fans? I’m here to bring you a quick recap of basketball thus far in America. Although we’re only 10 games into the NBA season, 5 into college […]
Jahlil Okafor: A Decision
(Written by Julian Kenner) This isn’t quite on the scale of The Decision, but this is A Decision, a very big one. There is a six-foot 10 inch high school […]
Chicago Talent: Prevalent Through College Basketball
(Written by Julian Kenner) I can still remember when I was younger, about 11 or 12 years old, waking up on Saturday morning, getting in my friends dad’s truck headed […]
First Impressions: 5 Things Learned from Tuesday’s Hoops Utopia
If you ask why I love college basketball more than the NBA or any other sport, I will simply point you in the direction of WatchESPN and tell you to […]
Your B1G Buckeye Hoops Hype: 10 Headlines to Follow in ’13-’14
“Do you know how I got into coaching?… Well, my first job out of college was a greeter at Wal-Mart. I think I might have been the only greeter in […]
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