OT: Blue Ribbon still publish Tourney Preview

[ebnozn]

Howdy:

Is Blue Ribbon publishing their NCAA Tourney Preview (published late Sunday, shipped out for delivery by Wednesday) anymore? Just curious, used to be another nice tool to have around, especially for insight into how smaller teams had matched up and played against other teams.

If anyone knows where to order a copy, I'd be grateful.

Cheers,

Ebn

 

[dr. freeze]

i would think that with the internet now that would make such a tool obsolete

 

[ebnozn]

It was nice to have the objective write-ups about how those smaller teams did against teams that pressed, good rebounding teams, teams with quickness, etc. And it did save quite a bit of time having all of that info in a small format.

 

[dr. freeze]

you can find all that information for free a couple clicks away.......just go to Resources link above and you will have that info at hand without the trouble of having to order something else

 

[big red]

type in blue ribbon college basketball and hit search, i've just found the web site. lists a couple of places just find the one you want. i'll order later tonite.

 

[fletcher]

don't care who says what blue ribbion is one of the best sports investments you can get with their books,tons of useful info all in one spot so you don't have to search all over,there books are a must if you want to gain an edge in trends and stats with out bs,its almost like a pdr for handicappers,everyone should use them well worth the investment.

 

[Hoops]

It is an excellent buy and definitely recommended, no matter what is on the resource page or wherever else..it is well worth the money.

 

[NJO]

agree completely with fletcher and hoops

agree completely with fletcher and hoops

despite what is on the Internet, BR is a publication worth buying.

 

[ebnozn]

All of the places I have found (Amazon, B&N, etc.) just sell the Yearbook (start of season) and not the Tournament Preview. The old Blue Ribbon site listed in my last Yearbook (www.brasseysinc.com) was their publisher, and they don't list anything but the start of season book.

If anyone happens to find a place to order the Tournament Preview (online or via phone), I'd be grateful.

Cheers,

Ebn

 

[coldbeer4soul]

I think this is what you're looking for

http://www.bracketology.net/

 

[fletcher]

try caliing chris at 1-800-255-2665

 

[njsammy]

Fletcher,
Just a FYI! I called that # and the salesman said that they are not doing a tournament guide this year! You are correct about the Blue Ribbon always being one heckuva useful tool!

 

[Gregory]

After reading the previous post about the tournament preview guide not being published this year, I don't know how useful the following information is but here it is anyway.

Whenever I'm looking for a publication such as this, I order it from GamblersBookClub in Las Vegas. They're usually open from 8-5 local time and 411 will have their number. They also have a web site.

If your particular publication is unavailable, they will direct you to similar publications if any exist.