The first weekend of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament is in the books, and half of the teams are back home hitting them, their basketball days finished until next season. First, a look at which teams made it to the Sweet Sixteen, then a check on the standings in ALDLAND’s bracket challenge. Continue reading
With all of you ALDLANDers out there getting excited for the Super Bowl, we had to put out a robust podcast covering that game, and also the biggest game of the weekend, Michigan at Indiana. Join yours truly and Marcus as we cover everything from x’s and o’s to how dumb Chris Culliver is. Come for the Super Bowl, stay for discussion of James Franklin being a weirdo.
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Super Bowl XLVII, brought to you by the AARP?
Hello, listeners! After a short(ish) layoff, ALDLAND is back with a podcast to get you ready for the college basketball season! Also included is discussion of the BCS standings and what we think will happen if there are more than two undefeated teams at the end of the season. We pinky swear that you won’t have to wait as long for the next ALDLAND podcast. Look for more exciting content in the weeks to come, as next weekend ALDLAND will bring you coverage of THE GAME, live from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The better question might be, What’s happening away from Amherst this fall?
Before the 2012 college football season began, I surveyed the schedules of some of the teams I wanted to see in live action. While I must’ve noticed the common opponent on the Vanderbilt and Michigan schedules, it wasn’t until I heard a broadcast of UMass at Western Michigan that I knew there had to be a story here. Who won’t these guysmen play? (And, more generally, UMass has a football team?) Keep reading…
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