Monthly Archives: March 2005

The Phinal Phour

Posted on March 30, 2005 by JJH

I know, I know, I shouldn’t do that. Some of my audience may think I’m writing about Phish. Or the Philadelphia Phillies. And, to top it off, it’s not phunny — but guess what? Je m’en fiche! We’re set for … Continue reading →

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Heads in brackets, quarterfinals

Posted on March 28, 2005 by JJH

Back from the doldrums of faux-holiday weekend. Was in a bit of a slump, true – and it’s weird how something unforeseen can bring you out of a current rut. However, I’m back at work again – so the rut … Continue reading →

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Tournament continued

Posted on March 23, 2005 by JJH

We continue on, to determine the quarterfinal players, who have the chance to be evaluated throughout the sweet 16 and elite eight rounds this weekend. Just three more games, announcers, and 12 more, studio folks! GAME FIVE – Nantz vs. … Continue reading →

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National Head Tournament

Posted on March 22, 2005 by JJH

As promised, we’re squaring off CBS’ group of inimitable talking heads from Week One of the NCAA tournament. As you breathlessly wait on the edge of your seat for the pairings, let MFG remind you that this is the first … Continue reading →

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Day one, in the books

Posted on March 18, 2005 by JJH

As far as first days of the NCAA Tournament go, this one was — shall we say, less-than-stellar. It almost always feels like CBS is still working the kinks out, there’s a little unfamiliarity between teams and uncertainty about game … Continue reading →

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March gladness (Ha!)

Posted on March 9, 2005 by JJH

If you’re like me – doubtful – then you’re anxiously awaiting the NCAA tournament and the classic games it inevitably brings. I won’t bore you with tons and tons of hype, there are networks for that, but I will tell … Continue reading →

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