The Daily Read: Opening Day

Let's get this thing rolling ...
Isiah Thomas will begin a personal comeback tonight, just days after his mother’s heart attack, from  former BT columnist Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! Sports.

Longtime BT contributor Dick "Hoops" Weiss (New York Daily News) takes a stab at the top 25.


Boeheim and Syracuse gear up for the coach's landmark 800th win, from The Post-Standard.  Meanwhile, Albany is preparing to rain on an Orange parade, from the Albany Times Union.

Sure, California is good, but college hoops isn’t what it once was, from the San Jose Mercury News.

Proposal to reduce game limits by one is a laughable solution, from the Desert News.

Villanova remains low-key on high expectations, from the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Tonight we're keeping an eye on ...
Florida International at (6) North Carolina, 7:00 -- Isiah's tenure could stumble out of the gates

Albany at Syracuse, 9:00 -- Boeheim's 800th?  We'll see ... 'Cuse already lost to one neighbor
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