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Very good fight. Prodnokov is too tough for his own good. He came back but took a bad beating and still didn't get the win. Props to him though.

Good job Fanfara. Goodbye Chavez.

The way Palacios throws his hands up when he falls in the classic "oh I've been knocked out" pose. Hmmmm.

I'd pretty much written Andy off when he struggled so much with Craig McKewen. His boxing was so sloppy. He had too many KO's early in his career and he was knock-out happy. But I think he's added some guile to his game which let him get back into the fight this time. I'm quite happy with his...

Yeah it was a clean punch. Just where it landed, and the way Palacios went down. Then he comes to exactly when the ref pronounces the fight over. Maybe some overselling with the woozy act once he's up. But I do respect Ambrose's opinions. He knows boxing from the inside, while I'm more of a Joe...

I'll take a draw. Especially in Quillen's hometown, and it looking like a blow-out in the first couple rounds. Quillen reminds me of Donald Curry, with more punch. He had Lee loopy with that first knockdown, but Andy has been there done that and came back very nicely.

Don't like the way Lee leans in to throw his straight left. But maybe he knows just when to do it. Quillen has just missed with some counters.

Definitely a caste match-up. A lot of dumb asses who think Mike Tyson is still the HV champion and haven't gotten the memo that white fighters are back will stumble across this fight. A Lee win here would do a lot of good.

I'm calling bullshrit on this one. Doesn't look right.

So Andy keeps his WTF title or whatever belt it is win or lose. That might actually help him relax more. I didn't think Quillen looks like that big a middle. Quillen is good, but maybe not as good as he's been built up to be. He's the one moving up a level. I have to agree with Specialist that...

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mike-krzyzewski-embraces-one-and-done-era--collects-another-championship--070408104.html;_ylt=AwrXgyJHuyVVYHwAGoZNbK5_;_ylu=X3oDMTByNWU4cGh1BGNvbG8DZ3ExBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDBHNlYwNzYw-- As Clint says in "Heartbreak Ridge," 'you improvise, you adapt, you overcome' (and...

Nice little bit of thug ball with that charge and the call goes against Wisconsin.

Wisconsin's superior seasoning starting to tell. Hope they can keep it up.

According to my calculations at halftime, the trophy will be won by whichever team can make THEIR DAMN LAYUPS. I've never seen so many missed easy shots as I have in this tournament. Maybe the currently fashionable tactic of "drawing the foul" has their minds off of "making the shot." Allen...

Calipari's NBA Incubator Machine falls short. I'm sure he's already thinking about his next crop of ringers. That said, great win for the authentic college team. Sometimes the good guys do win.

I shall. Thanks for the tip.

What the hell? The color commentator is Rex Chapman, former guard for Kentucky. He's openly rooting for the Wildcats. Who's bright idea was this? It's unseemly.

Beautiful follow-up dunk on his own miss by Allen!

Watched some of the Duke-Michigan State first half. I had forgotten they have Allen and Plumlee. They both got some nice minutes. Allen acts like he's perfectly at home in the big time and expects to do some damage. I like his attitude.

The kid's just on the wrong street. There's one a few blocks over with lots of women willing to get in the car with him.

Those are some great Toby highlights. I can see why Jacksonville signed him, and I'm sure they are as perplexed as anyone by Toby's mediocre year, which was the most depressing aspect of last season for me. It's do or die this year for Toby methinks.

Nice take away by Sabonis from Okofor as Okofor was trying to shoot the ball. And Sabonis is but a freshman. Okofor looks all world sometimes, then he shorts out or something and goes blah. Has huge bust potential if he listens to the nuthuggers and thinks he's ready for the NBA.

I second the motion. Was that the plan or did that guy just take it upon himself to be the hero.

Connaughton with 9 boards already. What a crafty guy. He just had a real crafty follow-up dunk too.

Looks like part of ND's approach is take it right at Kentucky's bigs and get them in foul trouble later. Kentucky is impressive around the rim, but not very skilled to my eyes.