I did a run analysis of all college games this season and decided to link to all the team in the CWS.

I'm pretty excited to see where Harden goes. If he goes to OKC like a lot of people are predicting, that would make for one hell of a young team.

Thought I'd pass it along in case you're interested. There are a couple of Sun Devils in there. Bet you can't guess who!

If you'll indulge me, for a bit, ASU fans --

I know the vast majority of posters here who follow NCAA sports are Sun Devils fans, (for obvious reasons) but still. AZ Desert Swarm was initially founded in January as a SBN site focusing on the college athletics of the UofA Wildcats. The site's pretty sterile right now, as there are only about two or three semi-regular posters (including myself) at the moment. But I know there are also UofA fans lurking who haven't posted at the site yet. If you're out there, do us a favor and add AZ Desert Swarm to your SBN blog circuit.

And..... here come the flames, I'm sure.

ASU ranked #13

and it begins.

My question is: why would ASU have to go to Philly to play Temple in the first round.

Nebraska will also have a solid non-conference road schedule in 2008-09, as the Huskers will take to the road to face TCU (Nov. 19), likely preseason top-25 foe Arizona State (Dec. 7) and Oregon State (Dec. 13).

The Nebraska-Arizona State game will mark the second year of the Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series. The Huskers defeated ASU, 62-47, last year in Lincoln before the Sun Devils ran to a 21-13 record and narrowly missed an NCAA Tournament at-large berth before reaching the NIT quarterfinals. ASU was one of four teams with at least 20 victories in 2007-08 that fell to Nebraska (also Kansas State, Oklahoma and Texas A&M in league play).