Club Trillion’s Only Partially Biased College Basketball Spectacular Takes a Long Weekend
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Mark Titus will return next week with another Only Partially Biased College Basketball Spectacular, but it’s Friday now, and we’re going to take a short programming break. So everyone just catch up on the ones we posted earlier in the week, cool?
- Club Trillion on the Big Ten
- Club Trillion on the ACC
- Club Trillion on the Big 12
- Club Trillion on the Big East
Mark Titus is the founder and author of the blog Club Trillion. His book, Don’t Put Me In Coach, chronicles his career as a walk-on benchwarmer for the Ohio State basketball team and is scheduled to be released in March. You can follow him on Twitter at @clubtrillion.
Previously By Mark Titus:
Club Trillion’s Only Partially Biased ACC College Basketball Spectacular
Club Trillion’s Only Partially Biased College Basketball Preview Spectacular Part II
Club Trillion’s Only Partially Biased College Basketball Preview Spectacular
Why Ohio State Will Win the National Championship
Let the (Midnight) Madness Begin
In Defense of Wussing Out in the NFL
OK, Ohio State Fans. Maybe We Don’t Have This
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