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Thunder vs Clippers Predictions
After a huge loss at home to the best team in the Western Conference, the Los Angeles Clippers need to bring back their confidence to the level it was earlier this season, and beating the Oklahoma City Thunder for the first time in 2012-2013 might do the trick.
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Heat vs Knicks Predictions
While it looks like the Miami Heat are running away with the number one seed in the Eastern Conference, it is worth mentioning that in their two games against the New York Knicks this season, they lost twice by 20 points.
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Chicago Bulls – Don’t Give Up on Them Just Yet
For the first time since becoming the Chicago Bulls head coach, Tom Thibodeau experienced a losing month, but March is turning out to be a return to normal. No, Derrick Rose isn’t here and the closer we get to the postseason, it’s clearer that he won’t be, but Joakim Noah and Carlos Boozer hold the key to success even without the injured superstar.
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Gonzaga Bulldogs – Getting Closer to That Number One
Unfortunately for Gonzaga, even if they do appear as the number one team in the next edition of the College Basketball rankings, people still won’t consider them a real #1 seed, for the fact that they play in the WCC and that they’ve lost two of their three games against ranked teams this season.
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Indiana Hoosiers – Cody Zeller Has the Big Game They Needed
After dropping their third conference game this season, Indiana needed a special kind of something from one of their two best players and get through a tricky game at home, before mentions of a crisis start flying around. Cody Zeller, knowing it was up to him to step up and deliver, did if with flying colors.
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Duke Blue Devils – Ryan Kelly Brings Them Back on Top
After two losses coming in less than two weeks, the Duke road to the number one spot in the nation seemed closed. It still probably is, at least for another week, but getting Ryan Kelly back with a career-like performance, while beating Miami, the best team in the ACC so far this season, is probably good enough to feel happy about what they’ve done.
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Houston Rockets – Chandler Parsons Carries James Harden & Jeremy Lin
From now on till the end of the regular season, every game counts, and if the Houston Rockets want to stay inside the group that makes the NBA playoffs, they’ll need more than just James Harden taking over and winning games late. With Jeremy Lin not playing above his average ability, Chandler Parsons stepped in to carry the torch.
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Los Angeles Lakers – Kobe Bryant Getting Closer to Playoffs
No chance Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers reach the postseason? Well, if they keep winning the games they should (against the teams below them) and stop folding every time they face some sort of challenge, than maybe being only two games behind the Houston Rockets will be easier to bridge than what it looks like.
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Virginia Cavaliers – Deciding Duke Won’t be Number One
After Indiana lost to Minnesota, the debate was about how Duke or Gonzaga will be the number one team in the nation, and who deserves it more. Virginia, with a huge night from Joe Harris, made sure it’s no longer a question.
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Special NBA Night of Individual Performances
LeBron James and Kobe Bryant weren’t in action, but the 10 games we did have were filled with impressive stat fillers, like Stephen Curry going for 54 points, Kevin Durant pulling off a triple double in less than three quarters of NBA basketball and other impressive stat lines from Monta Ellis and Andre Iguodala.