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Best Of The SB Nation Network: February 17, 2010

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Here is the best of the SB Nation network for Wednesday, February 17, 2010:

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College Basketball

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- Mid-Major Madness asks: what's the value of a coach? Excellent read on dollars-per-.win.

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- House of Sparky takes a look at Arizona State's NCAA Tournament profile.

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- Casual Hoya calls Georgetown's loss to Rutgers the worst of the JT3 era.

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Basketball

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↵- Denver Stiffs with a heart felt reaction to Nuggets Coach Karl’s cancer news.

↵- What would all-star coverage be without the unique voice from Pounding the Rock.

↵- Lakers fans at Silver Screen and Roll don’t have much to complain about but there’s always Andrew Bynum to pick on.

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Football

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- Breaking down Payton Manning’s ill-fated Super Bowl interception from Pats Pulpit.

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- Bleeding Green Nation says the Eagles could cut Stacy Andrews.

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- Mocking the Draft’s latest mock draft.

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Baseball

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↵- Clayton Kershaw the object of affection for True Blue LA.
- AZ Snake Pit looks at handedness in baseball.
- Yunel Escobar: Atlanta Braves 2010 Player Preview via Talking Chop.

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- The UCONN Blog profiles the Huskies’ tournament resume: are they in or are they out?
- The Slipper Still Fits asks: How many future NBA players does it take to win it all?

↵- A Sea of Blue gives props to the Mississippi State team that took the Kentucky Wildcats into overtime.

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College Football

↵- The California Golden Blogs asks a question pertinent to every school: should fans be more polite online?
- With Jim Sterk leaving Washington State for San Diego State, Coug Center reviews his tenure.

↵- Finally, some comic relief on the topic Big Ten expansion, courtesy of Michigan blog Maize N Brew.

↵- The Rivalry, Esq. says that the Big Ten can’t expand without harming some other big name conference.

↵College Baseball
- Bruins Nation baseball preview series continues with a look at the Pac 10 conference as a whole.

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