You wouldn't think it, but we get hundreds (if not thousands) of emails a week from StadiumDrives.com readers. Some of them tell us how great we are, others how bad we are. Often, we'll get tips of stories. Sometimes, sites will even let us know that they stole our work, it was a hit on their site and thank us. Others just write in for advice or have questions about their life. I decided to give the old inbox a cleaning again and pick out some of the best (and worst) emails.* If you can't decipher our e-mail address from the sidebar and would like to send something in, send it via Twitter to @JoshCohron.

Ha. That was fun. And awkward. See you again in 18 months. - (Name withheld) (Location irrelevant)

Hey, another female wrote in! She is right on all accounts. Except the fun part.

I know you pride yourself in being a contrarian. But, you couldn't have wanted to go so against the grain that you cheered for Duke in the National Championship, right? - A. Banks, Indy

When it comes to college basketball, I don't "cheer" or "root" for any team but Kentucky (the lone exception: gambling). But, I was at a crossroads trying to figure out which team I preferred winning. On one hand, Duke is Duke. They're obnoxious and pretentious. No one likes them. On the other hand, a mid-major like Butler winning a title makes the title less legitimate.

When it came down to it, I just didn't watch. It was a crappy game. I don't watch crappy games unless Kentucky is involved. Family Guy was on TBS, so I watched that. If I want to watch bad white players missing 3s, I'll get a video of my last rec-league game.

The Final Four just ended. I hate baseball. What the hell am I supposed to watch until college football starts??? - (multiple readers)

First off, everything will be fine through June. The NBA Playoffs are fascinating television, whether you watch the NBA regular season or not. This summer won't be too bad, actually. I can't think of a better way to explain all the things to watch than with bullet points!

• The Masters: People aren't going to treat Tiger well all weekend. At some point, some mouthbreather will yell something. It will be inappropriate. It will probably also be hilarious.
• The Kentucky Derby: I'm not even going to make a "fastest two minutes" sex joke. They're just too easy at this point.
• The Preakness: It's a horse race like the Derby, but it's in Maryland, so the people in attendance will be uglier.
• Memorial Day Weekend: Who needs sports? Find a friend with a pool and move in with them for the weekend.
• The World Cup: Sure, it's soccer, but it's the best kind of soccer. Plus, soccer groupies are hot.
• The US Open: This will be less strict than the Masters, plus more on Tiger's scandals will have come out. The mouthbreathers should be out in full force.
• The NBA Draft: See where half of Kentucky's team will be playing next year! Interviews with European players are always entertaining as well ("I liking to play the basketballs. It making me to have the good times.").
• Wimbledon/The (British) Open: Neither are that interesting, but making fun of British people's teeth is always an easy way to spend an afternoon.
• The World Basketball Championships: It's like Olympic Basketball, but none of the players care after they qualify for the Olympics. LeBron, Kobe and Carmelo should all be there, so highlights of US players dunking on players from third-world countries will be in abundance. Feel good America!
• The Little League World Series: This is my favorite event of the summer. Will there be another team that grabs America's attention like the team from Chula Vista did last summer? We can only hope.

If you don't like any of those, you can always watch NASCAR. Or, you can just drink beer until football returns.

Click Read More or I'll spend the rest of the mailbag breaking down the Padres' pitching rotation.

Scene: Cameron Indoor Stadium. Thousands of Duke students cheering wildly fill the stands, while the 2009-10 national champs*  sit sit quietly on a stage on the floor. Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski, wearing a smug smile,  steps to the podium. The crowd quiets, waiting anxiously to hear him speak.

There's just so many people to thank for this - I hope I don't leave anyone out.

First and foremost, I love this team. Sure, it's a bunch of unathletic white guys, most of whom couldn't get laid in a women's prison, but they have really embraced the proud Duke tradition this year, with things like flopping, whining, and smirking. They've also mastered our offense as well as any team I've ever coached, learning to launch three-pointers at every available opportunity and, if anyone is in the same zip code while you're shooting, you flail about as though you've been shot at close range with a hunting rifle. Even better, they've really grown as a team, to the point where a no-talent loser like Mr. Zoubek (nods toward the bearded senior, who is picking his nose with suprising intensity) over here thinks he can bark orders at teammates to inspire them. At no other place in the country can a clown like this consider himself a leader, but that's why we're special here at Duke. We can take a goofy, lumbering oaf and turn him into a bearded, goofy, lumbering oaf who has secured a place in history, alongside other greats like Cherokee Parks and Erik Meek.
 

Next, I really have to hand it to the Selection Committee. Thanks guys -this wouldn't be possible if it weren't for you. Giving us a region with a Hummel-less Purdue was brilliant. Making Villanova our #2 was also very much appreciated, considering they have no player taller than 6'3. And Baylor as our #3 seed? You guys really outdid yourselves this year. Thanks so much fellas - it means a lot. By the way, I mailed out those "documents" you requested. You should be able to cash them...ahem...I mean look over them, by the end of the week.
 

And while we're on the subject - a special heartfelt thanks to the officiating crews this year. Thanks guys. Your thank-you cards (giant wink) will also be arriving this week. (pauses to hold back laughter) Block? Charge? Who the heck knows? (crowd laughs. Former guard Greg Paulus, seated in the crowd wearing a hat to hide the imprint of Danny Green's nuts on his forehead,  nods his approval).

  Also- a real shame about the injuries this year. No Robbie Hummel. No Truck Bryant. Da'Sean Butler goes down with nine minutes left in the game. Matt Howard playing with a slight concussion in the title game. Gosh darn- a real shame. Isn't it weird that those are all teams we played too? Must be a coincidence.
 

And I would be remiss if I didn't thank the Indianapolis Star for their mock drawing of me with devil horns and a target. That gave me a chance to really promote what we do here at Duke. You know- how we do things the right way. How our players take school seriously and graduate- just ask William Avery where he'd be today without that Duke degree. And how we play hard, but never dirty. I mean, you would never catch one of our players throwing an unwarranted elbow at someone.

 But most of all, I was able to point out how we recruit the right kinds of kids. Kids who aren't caught up with the sleazy underworld of amateur basketball, and aren't just using college as a quick stop to the NBA. You know- kids like Corey Maggette. So thanks to whichever reported cooked that one up- you just gave me a chance to show off what a great school we have here. Hey, and even the girls are cute too!!

Now I can already hear the critics. They say we had a favorable path to the title. That we got lucky. That we won in a year where there were no great teams. That we're the worst team to win a national title in quite some time. Well...screw all of you. We won the title, and we paid for it...excuse me...played for it, fair and square. Did I say paid? (nervously chuckles) Why did I say that? I didn't mean it- I swear. I meant that we won by playing hard. Yeah, that's it.

So to all of you out there that hate us..well I really have nothing to say to you. Clearly, you're just jealous that we found the perfect combination of white guys, bad officiating and favorable seeding. So let's hear it for these guys! (Crowd roars. America collectively throws up).

* 2009-10 was deemed a down year for college basketball, and basketball fans have agreed that the championship meant quite a bit less than in years' past. It was also agreed that Kentucky, Kansas, Syracuse and possibly even a few teams from the local YMCA would handily beat Duke in a game if given the chance. So technically, yes they won. But realistically, no one believes they're that good. 

Tonight the lowly Butler Bulldogs will take on the mighty Duke Blue Devils for the 2010 NCAA basketball championship.  At least that's what everyone wants you to believe.  Butler spends $10 a month on their basketball team while Duke spends $250 million.  Or something like that.

What everyone seems to be forgetting is that Butler didn't sneak up on anyone.  How's that?  Well, let's look at two preseason basketball polls.  The AP Top 25 preseason poll shows Duke at #9 and Butler at #11.  The ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll had Duke at #8 and Butler at #10.  So everyone's Cinderella, a team that's not supposed to have a shot at taking down blue-blooded basketball royalty was supposed to be pretty good this year.

That's right, Butler was ranked only two spots below the Blue Devils in both preseason polls.  They weren't an unranked and "come from nowhere" team.  Everyone knew Butler had players before the season started.  They were nearly a top ten team in both preseason polls.

So enough with the Cinderella stories.  What everyone should be talking about tonight is how two good teams will be squaring off in the final game.  Not two great teams, but two good teams that have played well in the tournament and deserve to be where they are.

Well the 2010 Final Four is set, and I think I speak for everyone when I say "Ugh".

Nothing against Butler- it's actually a pretty neat story to see a team from a small school that wins with hard-nosed, tough defense and opportunistic offense. And good for Michigan State, because getting back to the Final Four without your best player is quite an accomplishment. Heck, even West Virginia isn't that bad of a team to watch, given their defensive intensity and the theatrics of Da"Sean Butler. And Duke...well I'll just stop there.

But let's be honest.  Are these really the teams we want to see here? I'm not a diehard fan of either team, but I have to admit the thought of a Syracuse/Kansas clash had me excited. And I was pretty pumped to see how UK's fabulous freshmen would matchup with the experience of Villanova's Scottie Reynolds and Corey Fisher. Then, I was pumped for what was sure to be a terrific title game between the Jayhawks and the Wildcats. I was even planning on surprising the Stadium Drives crew by heading to Lexington that night to watch the game and join in the celebration afterwards. Hey- I've got plenty of vacation days left this year - might as well use one to sleep off a national championship hangover right?

Instead, we're left with a Final Four that, let's face it, lacks a ton of luster. Michigan State and Duke both have rich traditions, but you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone outside of Durham or East Lansing who thought they would be title contenders this year. West Virginia is a very good team, but I don't know that anyone thought a team led by Bob Huggins that had trouble scoring would be two wins away from a national championship. And Butler? Well if you tell me that you picked them to come out of the West Region...you're obviously lying.

But regardless of brackets, expert analysts and preseason predictions, the field is set. We'll get to some predictions in a moment (and I know you're anxiously awaiting my predictions, seeing as how I did such a stellar job on my brackets to this point). But first let's recap how we arrived to this point.

You wouldn't think it, but we get hundreds (if not thousands) of emails a week from StadiumDrives.com readers. Some of them tell us how great we are, others how bad we are. Often, we'll get tips of stories. Sometimes, sites will even let us know that they stole our work, it was a hit on their site and thank us. Others just write in for advice or have questions about their life. I decided to give the old inbox a cleaning again and pick out some of the best (and worst) emails.* If you can't decipher our e-mail address from the sidebar and would like to send something in, send it via Twitter to @JoshCohron.

You're really nervous about the UK/Cornell game tonight. I bet you're going to write one of those made-up mailbag things, aren't you? Also, no, I will not date you. - (A female), (Location irrelevant)

Everything you have said is true. Including the part about not dating me.

How excited are you to see me on Hard Knocks? I am brash and hilarious, you have to love that! - R. Ryan, NYC

You are hilarious and brash, this is true. But, you are also close to morbidly obese. It pains me to watch your chins wobble around during your press conferences. HBO's HD cameras are really nice, we're going to be seeing you WAY too up close and personal. I'm not sure how much I want to see you in candid situations, such as: first thing in the morning, eating breakfast, in shorts, eating lunch, wearing sleeveless t-shirts, eating dinner, drinking beer and eating the other seven meals a day you eat.

All that to say, Hard Knocks is one of the better shows on TV. It's right below The Real World and slightly above Family Guy reruns (because the new episodes suck). Fat Rex Ryan or not, we'll all be watching this summer.

I heard you think John Thompson III is a better coach than Bruce Pearl. You moron, did you see the games last weekend? Tennessee killed the team that killed Georgetown.  Ha. You know less about sports than that fella that wrote about soccer! - (Multiple readers), Tennessee

Last weekend certainly didn't help my argument. It sucked, actually. But, I'm still taking JT3.

Thompson coaches in the toughest conference in the country, Pearl coaches in a football conference. Thompson has been to the Final Four, Pearl blew a 17 point halftime lead in a Sweet 16 game. Thompson runs a fine-tuned offense, Pearl has his guys stand around and occasionally run a few flex screens.

Regular season conference championships do not a good coach make. Final Fours and National Titles do. If/when Pearl gets to a Final Four, we can revisit this topic.

Is it weird that I can sense Grubby seething and this hasn't even been posted yet?

Click Read More or you'll have to watch UT play half-court offense for an hour straight.

Your bracket is busted.  We know this.  You don't have to tell us.  You were wrong about Kansas, thought Vanderbilt was better than they are, and didn't even know Saint Mary's was a school.

It's okay, step back from the ledge, because you're in the same boat as everyone else.  What do you do now?  Start Sweet Sixteen brackets, that's what.  Screw the 65 team tournament and start all over again with Sweet Sixteen pools. 

Now that I've convinced you, I'll help you pick your way to the Final Four.  We won't do any basketball analysis on defensive vs. offensive match ups though.  No, there will be no talk of which team will be able to force tempo.  From here on we'll use the tried and tested way to pick brackets.  We're going to pick based upon mascot match ups.  Read on for can't-lose Sweet Sixteen bracket picks.

 Round of 16

Northern Iowa vs. Michigan State:  UNI's mascot is a panther and Michigan State's is a Spartan.  I usually like animals over humans, but have you seen what the kid did to that giant wolf-thing in 300?  Spartans all the way.

Tennessee vs. Ohio State:  Volunteers vs. Buckeyes.  Neither of these exactly strike fear into my heart, but I'll take friendly people over a damned nut any day.  Vols easily here.

Syracuse vs. Bulter:  We're looking at orange men against bulldogs here.  I'm not sure why painting oneself orange would be dangerous, but I love bulldogs.  They're awfully cute and you don't want to be bitten by one of those little bastards.  Butler in a close one.

Xavier vs. Kansas State:  Kansas State's mascot is a wildcat, and I do love that, but Musketeers have swords!  Any mascot with a sword can be difficult to tangle with.  Bru's favorite team marches on to the Elite Eight here.

Kentucky vs. Cornell:  Again, we have wildcats and it appears Cornell's mascot is the "Big Red."  They do have a grizzly bear in their logo, but I'm going with team names here.  Much like Western Kentucky, I have no earthly idea what a "Big Red" is, so I'll stick with the Wildcats in this one.

Washington vs. West Virginia:  Huskies against the Mountaineers.  This looks like a great match up on paper.  Huskies are tough dogs that potentially have a little wolf in their blood while Mountaineers are known for hunting wild game in, well, the mountains.  I'll take a human with a black powder rifle over a snarling beast in a close one.

Duke vs. Purdue:  Blue Devils vs. Boilermakers here.  I'm not really sure what the boilermaker is.  Is he a railroad worker?  A steel layer?  Gage, a little help?  The only boilermaker I'm acquainted with involves whiskey and beer.  While I give a hat tip to that combination, I'll stick with a royal blue beast from Hell on this one.

Baylor vs. Saint Mary's:  Bears against Gaels.  No damned clue what a Gael is so Bears by 6.

Round of Eight

Spartans vs. Volunteers:  Our first human vs. human match up!  According to history King Leonidas was wiped out at Thermopylae by a bunch of slaves forced to fight.  Imagine what would have happened if they were a volunteer army that actually wanted to be there.  Vols in a blood bath.

Bulldogs vs. Musketeers:  Bulldogs are full of tenacity, but how tenacious can you be with a bloody sabre sticking out your rib cage?  XU by a hair.

Wildcats vs. Mountaineers:  Ugh, this one is a toughy.  No one knows how many times this battle was waged in 1800's Appalachia.  Mountain man will have just waged a war against a dog while the Cats will have cruised past an unknown entity.  I think that gives UK the gas to take a lickin' and deliver a death blow to WVU.

Blue Devils vs. Bears:  Tough call here.  Who knows what mysterious powers a blue devil actually has?  What we do know is that bears are stone cold killers that will do anything to get to your trash.  If you've ever seen the skanks that hang out near Duke trying to baby-trap a smart kid you know that Duke is in some serious trouble here.  Bears stick it out and root Duke out of the tournament.

So there you have it.  The final four will be, without a doubt, Tennessee, Xavier, Kentucky, and Baylor.  It's a can't miss.  Just send your email to Cohron when you win a bundle.

One weekend in, and most of my brackets are irrecoverably screwed up. I knew this tournament would be tough to call...but Ohio University? Cornell? Come on. This is absurd.

So with that in mind, here's a few lessons I've taken from the first weekend of games. Maybe I'll remember to put these into play next year. Most likely however, I'll forget about them, and then find myself next year wondering why in the world I put trust in the seventh-place team in the Big East.

The Atlantic 10 is what I thought it was.  Living  in close proximity to Xavier University, I'm constantly bombarded with the idiocy of A10 fans, who apparently live in an alternate universe where you boast about Sweet 16 appearances. When a few teams from the A10 started having success this year, the phrases "criminally underrated league" and  "comparable to any conference in the country" were required to be in every Cincinnati-area sports article, written by the same moronic writers who proclaim every spring that this will be the Reds' year. So what did I do? I bought into it. I don't know why. Perhaps I was naive, perhaps I was drunk - I can't explain it. But I did it. I picked Temple to not only knock off Cornell, but also to handle business against Wisconsin in the 2nd round. I heard all year about their defense and grit and toughness. So what did they do? They allowed Cornell, a team full of white guys, to shoot 56%. Thanks a lot guys. Combine that with Richmond - another supposed great defensive team who gave up 29 points to some guy named Omar for St. Mary's - and this supposed great conference is left with only Xavier in the tournament. And anyone who knows me is fully aware of my thoughts on Xavier. So it's safe to say the A10 has ruined my weekend. And next year, when someone tells me how good Rhode Island is, or about how Dayton really has a chance to make a run, I'll do what I should have done this year...punch them in the face. Repeatedly. This is a one-bid league, and I will never believe otherwise.

More lessons after the jump.

The games begin in a few hours and you're still not sure who to pick in that dreaded 5-12 matchup? Have no fear! We present the 2nd (Not Actually) Annual A-Z of the NCAA Tournament. We've tried to pick teams that you may not know a lot about, except for a few homer selections (and because the letters didn't match any other teams). This is for entertainment only, as most of these teams should be eliminated in the first round.

A: San Diego State Aztecs: For their first round game, the Aztecs have to travel FROM San Diego TO Providence, Rhode Island in the middle of March. And here we thought that going to the NCAA Tournament was a reward!

B: Ohio Bobcats: What if your big brother was a big asshole who thought he was awesome, but usually never came through when it really counted? That's what it's like to be a student at Ohio.

C: UC Santa Barbara Gauchos: What the hell is a Gaucho? It sounds like the Native American version of the Snuggie. Can't you imagine the commercials, "Do you ever get your hands tied up in your multi-colored traditional blanket??? Well... we've added sleeves! It's the Gaucho!"

D: Old Dominion Monarchs: Most years, Old Dominion's women's team could beat their men's team.

E: East Tennessee State Buccaneers: ETSU was founded as the East Tennessee State Normal School, which really says a lot about people that went to any other school in Tennessee.

F: Florida Gators: Most of us started college before Google got big. What if you had been able to do a Google Images Search of "Florida Girls" before you chose a school? Would there have been any question as to where you would have gone to school? No, no there would not.

G: Montana Grizzlies: On the same note, if I were an administrator trying to get kids to come to Montana for school, I would put some pictures up of hot girls that didn't actually go to Montana to try and drive up the numbers.

H: Houston Cougars: I would definitely watch the Cougars play if there starting five were: Diane Lane, Kristin Davis, Teri Hatcher, Jenny McCarthy and Jennifer Aniston.

I: Northern Iowa Panthers: How the hell does Head Coach Ben Jacobson get guys to come play for him? Not only do you have to live in Cedar Falls, IA for four years, but then you have to wear purple the entire time? At least the Lakers are in Los Angeles.

J: Kansas Jayhawks: Kansas is going to win the tournament. That's all you need to know.

K: Kentucky Wildcats: You know about John Wall, Patrick Patterson and DeMarcus Cousins, but do you know who UK's real MVP is? The great mind behind White Dress Day.

L: Lehigh Mountain Hawks: When choosing the school's color scheme, Lehigh administrators opted for brown and... brown. "Here's what we want, we want a lighter, tannish brown over a more poop-colored brown. That will look splendid!"

M: Morgan State Bears: It's not a good sign when a school's lacrosse team has its on page on Wikipedia, but the basketball team doesn't. Congratulations, Morgan State, on being the most irrelevant team in the entire tournament!

N: North Texas Mean Green: How can you think of North Texas without thinking of the film classic, Necessary Roughness? Sinbad playing football! Kathy Ireland in her 20s!

O: Oakland Golden Grizzlies: Oakland University is not in Oakland, CA. It is in Rochester. Not Rochester, NY, but Rochester, MI. How the hell does anyone find this place to attend it?

P: Arkansas Pine Bluff Golden Lions: Have you ever been to Pine Bluff, Arkansas? Reffering to anything there as 'golden' is a bit of a stretch.

Q: Question: If you were a hot dog, would you eat yourself?

R: Robert Morris Colonials: Their mascot is RoMo, a person dressed in clothing from colonial times. Is their student section referred to as the RoMo-sexuals?

S: Siena Saints: I knew a girl once named Siena. She did this amazing thing with Pop Rocks and ice. Needless to say, she was no saint.

T: Tennessee Volunteers: You won't see a lot of Orange in Providence this weekend, as that would mean Volunteer fans couldn't keep up with the football team's off-season weight training activities.

U: Utah State Aggies: Utah State takes on Texas A&M in their first round game. Texas A&M also happens to be the Aggies. The definition of 'aggie' must be a school that takes a backseat to two other schools in its state.

V: Vermont Catamounts: Nothing bad will be said about Vermont because Phish, the greatest band in all the land, got its start there.

W: Wofford Terriers: Wofford produced these douchebags on the left. What else needs to be said?

X: Xavier Musketeers: Each year, Xavier and Cincinnati play to determine which school is in a worse part of Cincy. No one really wins, though, because there is nothing nice about Cincinnati.

Y: Brigham Young Cougars: Sure, we make a lot of Mormon jokes on the site, but do you watch Big Love? The guy is married to three sexy women; one that's already a cougar and two that will be. What's so wrong with this scenario?

Z: Zenyatta: In an NCAA Tournament field this bad, the most dominant horse in the world even stands a chance.

You wouldn't think it, but we get hundreds (if not thousands) of emails a week from StadiumDrives.com readers. Some of them tell us how great we are, others how bad we are. Often, we'll get tips of stories. Sometimes, sites will even let us know that they stole our work, it was a hit on their site and thank us. Others just write in for advice or have questions about their life. I decided to give the old inbox a cleaning again and pick out some of the best (and worst) emails.* If you can't decipher our e-mail address from the sidebar and would like to send something in, send it via Twitter to @JoshCohron.

If you actually want to hit on a girl successfully, try not singing the Words With Friends theme song you came up with to them. Sure, the song is catchy, but it's NOT a good way to pick up a girl. For the record, screaming, "JOHN (EXPLETIVE) WALL!!!" every five minutes at a bar isn't either. - Multiple females, Atlanta, GA

That should let you know about how well I did with the ladies this past weekend in Atlanta.

Wow, this whole March Madness thing is so entertaining!  I want to watch every game and buy all the (expletive) that is advertised to me during commercial breaks since I'm too impatient to DVR the games and fast forward through the commercials.  Why doesn't NCAA football do the same thing?  That might make me watch a TCU/Boise State football game rather than Man Vs Food reruns. - Landon (an actual reader submission!)

This email provoked more questions than answers:

• How does Landon already know that March Madness is entertaining?
• Was this email written from the future?
• What stuff is going to be advertised during the games?
• People actually DVR games and fast forward through the commercials?
• Why doesn't NCAA football do what?
• What would cause anyone to watch a TCU/Boise State football game?
• Who watches Man Vs Food?
• Should I just stick to fake emails?
• How many beers had Landon consumed before writing this?

Did you see that Esquire is running a sexiest woman contest? Lane Kiffin is in it!!! I voted for him. What does that say about me? - Spanky, Knoxville, TN

First, it says you're homosexual (not that there's anything wrong with that). Second, it caused me to see what Spanky was talking about. In fact, Esquire actually put Lane Kiffin in a sexiest woman contest. And, it appears as if Spanky and his friends are actually voting Lane Kiffin as a sexier woman than Natalie Gulbis.

Right now, Lane Kiffin has over 11,000 votes to Gulbis' mere 5309. You mouthbreathers need to get a life. Seriously, you've become embarrassing to yourselves. Lane Kiffin is a MALE football coach. He left one job for another better job. Get over it.

Also, Natalie Gulbis is really sexy. You know, to a straight male like me.

If you think you're straight and just voted for Lane Kiffin as a sexy woman, go buy an issue of Playgirl and see what that does to your special place. I'm guessing you'll find a nice surprise.

Click Read More or I'll post only Lane Kiffin questions from here on out.

The powers that be at Bloguin.com, our parent network, have released the first ever Stadium Drives App for the iPhone and Blackberry.  The journey to dethrone Words With Friends as "greatest app ever" begins here and now.

It's being marketed as an "application to keep you up to date on the latest news surrounding NCAA athletics and allow you to stay in the know while you're away from the computer."  I like to think of it as a way to have our snarky comments and opinions with you in your pocket at all times.  Who doesn't want that?  So go get it today, while supplies last.

After all, it's free!