Around the Hall is recommended reading from the Inside the Hall crew.

+ It’s been viva, Las Vegas for Bloomington South basketball team. {The Louisville Courier-Journal}

+ According to John Calipari’s Twitter page, Tom Crean’s son, Riley, has challenged Calipari’s son, Brad, to a three-point shooting contest. {Twitpic}

+ 2010 IU target Kyrie Irving drops 37 on Team Final in Orlando. {Zagsblog}

+ Louisville Courier-Journal recruiting expert Jody Demling’s comprehensive reports from Las Vegas: Day 1; Day 2; Day 3; Day 4.

Bloomington South completed its dream season with a 69-62 win over Ft. Wayne Snider in the Class 4A state championship last night.

Jordan Hulls finished with 14 points, Darwin Davis had 17 and Spencer Turner had 10. The state title is the first for South since 1919. You can read a recap here and view photos here.

Those of you that can’t make it to Indianapolis for Saturday’s Class 4A state championship game pitting Bloomington South (25-0) against Ft. Wayne Snider (25-1) will be able to watch the game online.

Details for the Webcast are available here. Coverage of the Class 4A game is expected to begin at 8:15 PM EST.

Around the Hall is recommended reading from the Inside the Hall crew.

+ Hugh Kellenberger writes that the dream is still alive for Jordan Hulls and Blooomington South. {Bloomington Herald-Times}

+ Franklin Central coach Mark James knew his team needed to play a near perfect game to beat Bloomington South. And they almost pulled it off. {Indianapolis Star}

+ Bloomington South senior and IU signee Jordan Hulls says its a dream come true to advance to the state title game, but his team still has work to do. {Indianapolis Star}

Quotable:

“It’s been a dream of mine since I was little kid to play in a state championship game. Don’t get me wrong, I’m very happy right now. We’ll celebrate, but on Monday we’re going to get back to work.” – Jordan Hulls after Bloomington South’s 58-55 win over Franklin Central in the Class 4-A semistate.