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Donovan, Gators optimistic about future

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Florida was on top of the world in 2006 and 2007 when it won consecutive national championships. Rebuilding certainly hasn't been easy for the Gators, but there's reason for optimism this season.

Story | Conversation | October 26, 2009

Ex-player to lead GSU's rebuilding effort

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Georgia Southern hasn't been to the NCAA tourney in 17 years. The task of getting back there now lies with Charlton Young, a fan favorite from that 1992 team.

Story | Conversation | July 08, 2009

Fox begins to rebuild Bulldogs

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

With recent accolades for Georgia hoops few and far between, new coach Mark Fox knows rebuilding the Bulldogs will be a challenge.

Story | Conversation | May 22, 2009

Instant Analysis: Michigan State-UNC

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Here is Mark Schlabach's instant analysis of the 2009 national championship game between Michigan State and North Carolina.

Story | Conversation | April 06, 2009

Defensive stopper can't stop Ellington

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Big Ten defensive player of the year Travis Walton vowed to shut Wayne Ellington down in Monday night's title game. Didn't quite happen that way. By halftime, Ellington had 17 points and the Heels were well on their way to a blowout victory.

Story | Conversation | April 06, 2009

Cheering for MSU from Ann Arbor

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

The sight of a Michigan State team playing for a title? Generally a sight for sore eyes in Ann Arbor. But even many Wolverine fans are rooting on the Spartans as they aim for a title in Detroit.

Story | Conversation | April 05, 2009

Commish: Big Ten has nothing to defend

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

With Michigan State playing North Carolina for the national championship and Penn State having already won the NIT, Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany said his conference represented itself well during the postseason.

Story | Conversation | April 05, 2009

Instant Analysis: Michigan St.-UConn

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Here is Mark Schlabach's instant analysis of Michigan State's 82-73 win over Connecticut.

Story | Conversation | April 04, 2009

Instant Analysis: Villanova-UNC

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Here is Mark Schlabach's instant analysis of North Carolina's 83-69 win over Villanova in Saturday's second national semifinal.

Story | Conversation | April 04, 2009

Lawson is the key to UNC's title run

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

North Carolina coach Roy Williams has referred to Ty Lawson as "Dennis the Menace" and "Rambo." Whatever you call him, Lawson's impact on the Tar Heels is irrefutable.

Story | Conversation | April 01, 2009

Virginia to name Bennett coach

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Tony Bennett, who led Washington State to its first appearance in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament in 2008, will be named head coach at Virginia.

Story | Conversation | March 30, 2009

Off night for stars can't shake Heels

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

The ACC's all-time leading scorer, Tyler Hansbrough, didn't hit double figures versus Oklahoma on Sunday. That didn't even faze North Carolina, which is on its way to the Final Four.

Story | Conversation | March 29, 2009

Marquee matchup a shining moment

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Magic versus Bird in 1979? Not exactly. But Tyler Hansbrough and Blake Griffin facing off on the same court brightens up an NCAA tournament that has been lacking in shining moments.

Story | Conversation | March 28, 2009

Instant Analysis: Syracuse-Oklahoma

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

Here is Mark Schlabach's instant analysis of Syracuse-Oklahoma.

Story | Conversation | March 27, 2009

Wild season leaves everyone vulnerable

Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com

A season that was supposed to be a Carolina coronation instead turned into a dizzying array of upsets and changes at the top of the poll. So, unlike last year -- when all four 1-seeds made the Final Four -- this March Madness could be truly that.

Story | Conversation | March 16, 2009