From Anthony Davis' post dominance to Doron Lamb's underrated brilliance, Monday night was pure ecstasy for both John Calipari and Big Blue Nation.
Kentucky won the National Championship Monday night, and Anthony Davis won the Most Outstanding Player award. But after the most dominant season we've seen from a player in years, it's only the beginning.
Kentucky won the national championship on Monday night, and John Calipari finally has a title. But if you're waiting for the rest of college basketball to copy Calipari, don't hold your breath.
From Anthony Davis' post dominance to Doron Lamb's underrated brilliance, Monday night was pure ecstasy for both John Calipari and Big Blue Nation.
Kentucky won the National Championship Monday night, and Anthony Davis won the Most Outstanding Player award. But after the most dominant season we've seen from a player in years, it's only the beginning.
In 2010 we saw one of the most exciting championship games in NCAA Tournament history. In 2011, we saw the very worst. So what are we in for Monday night? Here's a look at a few statistical trends.
With two of college basketball's premier programs, big name players and coaches taking the floor inside the Superdome in New Orleans, Monday night's national championship game between Kentucky and Kansas figures to be as memorable as any in recent memory.
Monday night is John Calipari's best chance to become a champion or spend one more year as "the best coach never to win a title." And he better. That and more from the weekend in the Monday Morning Jones.
Rivalries, rematches and flying seat cushions. Mike Rutherford recaps a wild Final Four Saturday in New Orleans.
Louisville and Kentucky fans have taken over New Orleans on Final Four weekend. The result has made "March Madness" a more appropriate term than ever before.
Kentucky and Louisville have one of the best rivalries in all of sports, but Rick Pitino and John Calipari add a whole new dimension to the hate that lasts forever. It all comes full circle at the 2012 Final Four this weekend.
And the J.R. Smith celebration!
The tournament's most aggressive team pulled off a surprising win thanks in large part to their rim-attacking ways.