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Poll: Can the MBB Team Turn Things Around?

Howdy y’all, how’s it going? Look, I know the past couple seasons for the Men’s basketball team haven’t been the best. And last year in particular was… rough, to put it mildly. So I was wondering, what is y’all’s confidence level going into next season? I personally feel like we’ll be better than last year, […]

Sparks fire general manager Raegan Pebley

After a disappointing start to the season that has the team on track to miss the playoffs for the sixth straight season, the Sparks have parted ways with general manager Raegan Pebley, the team announced on Sunday morning. Here’s the full statement from the franchise: The Los Angeles Sparks have agreed to part ways with […]

Cole Knuble is building a reliable pro game

This season was a long one for Flyers prospect Cole Knuble. It saw him bring his three-year college career to a close — in a season which was challenging at times, as he had to work through some cold spells in production and saw himself moved over to play the wing for stretches to wake his game back up — and jump right into meaningful action with the Phantoms after signing his entry level deal in the spring, joining them for seven games in the heat of their stretch run attempt to get into...

Michigan Basketball offers son of former MSU Basketball superstar

Not even a full weekend has passed by us without new Michigan men’s basketball coach Mike Boynton Jr. making some moves on the recruiting trail, and this one is a pretty spicy one. Announced on social media on Sunday afternoon, Boynton and the Wolverines offered a scholarship to 2028 four-star point guard Mateen Cleaves Jr. […]

How the new eligibility model could affect Northwestern men’s basketball

In the current NIL era, with complete freedom of player movement and consistent waiver applications for extra eligibility based on injuries or playing time, the college sports world has been in crisis for several years. Fans have grown accustomed to seeing eighth-year seniors on their fourth college team competing against 18-year-olds. It has been clear […]

Košmarišką kėlinį sužaidę Lietuvos 20-mečiai – sutriuškinti serbų

Tragišką kėlinį sužaidusi Lietuvos jaunimo (U20) vaikinų rinktinė (1-1) sugėrė pirmąją nesėkmę Europos čempionate. Dariaus Songailos auklėtiniai Liublianoje 57:79 (12:18, 9:32, 22:13, 14:16) nepasipriešino Serbijos bendraamžiams (2-0).  Mūsiškiams B grupėje pirmadienį liko paskutinis mačas nuo 14.30 val. prieš Lenkiją. Į atkrintamąsias pateks visos rinktinės ir kovos su A grupės ekipomis. B grupės pirmoji pozicija žais su A grupės paskutiniąja, B grupės antroji vieta kausis su A grup...

Magic Notes: Banchero, Vucevic, Penda, Nelson

Speaking to Kelly Iko of Yahoo Sports, Magic forward Paolo Banchero says he’s enjoyed his early conversations with new head coach Sean Sweeney. “They’ve been great. They’ve been great. Me and him have really hit it off so far,” Banchero told Iko. “He came out to Seattle last week, worked out with me for a […]

Game Discussion: 2026 All-Star Futures Game

All-Star Weekend isn’t just about the major leagues. Before Tuesday’s Midsummer Classic, some of baseball’s top prospects will take the field in today’s All-Star Futures Game. The Brewers will be represented by their top two prospects, infielders Jesús Made and Luis Peña, as both look to show why they’re among the game’s brightest young talents. […]

2026 MBB Summer Previews: Ohio State Buckeyes

What’s up y’all? We are back once again with another Big Ten basketball preview, and today we’re gonna be focusing on the Ohio State Buckeyes. Ohio State finished with a 21-13 record last season, going 12-8 in conference, which was good for an 8th place finish in the Big Ten. The Buckeyes will be going […]

‘She’s Been There, She’s Experienced’: Alysha Clark’s Championship Pedigree Shows Up For Dallas Wings In Montreal

DHJ Quick Take: Alysha Clark’s Championship Pedigree Shows Up for the Wings Alysha Clark scored a season-high 10 points, all in the fourth quarter, off the bench in the Dallas Wings‘ 108-95 win over the Toronto Tempo on Friday, and Jose Fernandez said the veteran forward’s value extends well beyond the box score. MONTREAL — […]

Hoopaholic’s Gazette: B-Ball Flicks Addendum

In the aftermath of my previous post, where I weigh in on basketball movies, I received the same recommendation by two hoopaholics whose taste I am inclined to pay attention to. One is a national online/ conference network college basketball expert of consequence. Whom I also know from conversations to be a fellow cinephile. The […]

The Top 25 Michigan men’s basketball players since 1989: No. 8

The first member of the Fab Five comes in at No. 8 on our list of the top-25 Michigan men’s basketball players since 1989. He was the vocal leader of the crew, a hometown hero, and remains a face of the University of Michigan and its basketball program. The great, Jalen Rose. No. 8 – […]

6-Banner Sunday: IU basketball adds power conference opponent to home schedule

Welcome to another edition of 6-Banner Sunday, a joint production between The Assembly Call and Inside the Hall, where we highlight the five most essential IU sports stories of the past week. 6-Banner Sunday is written by Ari Shifron. IU ... The post 6-Banner Sunday: IU basketball adds power conference opponent to home schedule appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .