That's It. The Season is Over.

I started this page on November 20 with a recap of this year’s Champions Classic. That “article” got 14 total views, and after re-reading it just now, I’ll be the first to admit it was written poorly.

I wrote exactly 80 stories throughout the five-month season. Thank you all for reading them and following my work. I hope to do this professionally someday. I know it’s a long shot, but how cool would it be to get paid to watch and write about a sport that you care about? Putting out quality writing with the goal of reaching an audience and getting hired has always been the goal of this page, and it will continue to be. I’d like to think, despite the occasional typo or run-on thought, that my work is quality, and I personally prefer what I write to a lot of college basketball content I read from national publications.

As of today, the first day of the offseason, I have 152 subscribers and average just over 3,000 monthly views. Those aren’t crazy numbers, but they are pretty good for a page solely dedicated to college basketball, which isn’t the most popular sport on this site. I’m proud of nearly every article I posted, and hopefully they get noticed by readers and publications alike. Thanks to anyone who took the time to read and subscribe; I appreciate y’all.

Last night, Michigan capped a dominant NCAA Tournament run with the program’s second national title. I will have a piece up soon recapping the entire tournament. From there, I will continue to post in the offseason. I’m planning on releasing stuff on the transfer portal, my thoughts heading into next year, and some pieces recapping this season.