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Indiana men’s basketball is set to take on Minnesota tonight as the Hoosiers look to work their way to an NCAA Tournament bid. It’s the second matchup between the Hoosiers and Golden Gophers this season, with the first having ended in a 73-64 road loss for Indiana, its first on the season. Minnesota has risen […]
Before the Coastal Athletic Association madness starts at CareFirst Arena in Washington, D.C., one final round of regular season games needed to be completed on Tuesday night to set the matchups for the upcoming CAA tournament. With everyone but the second-seeded Charleston Cougars (21-10, 14-4 CAA) in action that meant a final attempt for others […]
No. 13-seed Indiana women’s basketball kept its season alive today in a remarkable 72-69 comeback win over No. 12-seed Nebraska in the first game of the Big Ten Tournament at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Things looked bleak when the Hoosiers entered the half down 45-28. All of Shay Ciezki, Lenee Beaumont and Maya Makalusky had […]
Purdue heads to Northwestern to hopefully right the ship after another loss, this one to Ohio State. Purdue has struggled to stop anyone from getting to the rim and when they have stopped people from getting to the rim they’ve allowed opponents to shoot roughly 75% from three (someone might have to check my facts […]
The 2026 Southern Conference Tournament commences this week in Asheville, and it’s been awhile since we’ve seen a league dominated by a mix of youth and veteran leadership that has been prevalent at most programs. The youth could impact this tournament more than any in recent memory, with eight of the 10 league programs having […]
Indiana men’s basketball is set for a pivotal senior night matchup, welcoming Minnesota to Assembly Hall for the Hoosiers’ final regular season home game. The Hoosiers find themselves in March with their backs against the wall as their chances at an NCAA Tournament bid have plummeted with four consecutive losses. The Golden Gophers aren’t the […]
You read that headline, and you might say, “Man, that is harsh,” but there was a method to the madness for Kentucky women’s basketball coach Kenny Brooks. Clara Strack was coming off a sloppy game in a win against Auburn on the road, and the Cats were set to host No. 3 South Carolina. Brooks […]
Indiana men’s basketball (17-12, 8-10 Big Ten) is set to take on Minnesota (14-15, 7-11 Big Ten) on Wednesday night at home in Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers’ last outing was a 77-64 home loss to Michigan State, extending a late season four game losing streak. This is the kind of opportunity Indiana can’t afford to […]
The Wisconsin Badgers have been one of college basketball’s best offenses in the past few years, ranking inside the top-20 in KenPom’s adjusted offensive efficiency in each of the past three seasons. This season, they currently have the No. 18 offense in adjusted efficiency. Last year, they had the No. 13 offense. And in 2023, […]
Kentucky Basketball entered College Station needing a win that could help solidify its SEC and NCAA Tournament positioning. Fresh off a strong win over Vanderbilt, the Wildcats looked ready to carry that momentum forward early against Texas A&M. For the first stretch of the game, they did exactly that. Kentucky came out aggressively and efficiently […]
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What’s the best way for a young top prospect to introduce himself to a national baseball audience before making his MLB debut? Is it gaudy minor-league numbers? Is it College World Series heroics? Is it highlight plays or eye-popping Statcast numbers on the backfields? What about homering off of one of the most dominant starters […]
“Javion, make sure you remember that doctor’s appointment.” To start off the time I spent with Central Arkansas head coach John Shulman and Javion Guy-King, the 2025-26 Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year made sure to take care of a reminder with his starting guard. But, the truth is, Guy-King had not always been the […]
The TCU Horned Frogs entered the night on the NCAA Tournament bubble. Yet, after a massive upset victory over the No. 10 Texas Tech Red Raiders, they may have played their way safely into the field. Previously projected as an 11-seed across most bracket projections, TCU strengthened its résumé with its 20th win of the […]
IU basketball returns to action against Minnesota tonight at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers are 17-12 and 8-10 in Big Ten play, while the Gophers are 14-15 and 7-11 in conference games. Today’s meeting with Minnesota will be the ... The post Open Thread: IU basketball hosts Minnesota in home finale appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Indiana women’s basketball (17-13, 6-12 Big Ten) is set to take on Nebraska (18-11, 17-11 Big Ten) on Wednesday to open up the Big Ten Tournament. The Hoosiers are coming off of three consecutive wins that locked up their spot in the conference tournament. Unlike the men’s tournament (hm), the women’s tournament still has a […]
There’s clearly something going on with Purdue men’s basketball. We can’t be sure what it is, but I reached out to the staff to see what they think the issue is. Ledman: I can’t give you a 100% definitive issue, but I can give you my opinion. I think it was Jalen Rose who talked […]
We’re still 11 days away from Selection Sunday, but there won’t be that much drama for Arizona when the 2026 NCAA Tournament field is unveiled. The Wildcats (28-2) are all but guaranteed to be a No. 1 seed for the second time in five years under Tommy Lloyd, and almost certainly will be placed in […]
Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski was back in training on Wednesday after missing the Copa del Rey tie against Atletico due to a fractured eye socket. The striker has returned to work wearing a protective mask, and the hope is that he will be available for Saturday’s La Liga fixture against Athletic Club. Saturday promises to […]
It has been a busy week around Rutgers Athletics, specifically the basketball programs. Despite changes being made on the Women’s side, athletic director Keli Zinn confirmed that the Men’s team will run it back next year. Zinn shared that Steve Pikiell will return as head coach next season during an interview with NJ.com. “I believe […]
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Kevair Kennedy first started playing basketball at six years old. His father, Kevin, put the ball in his hands on local courts in Philadelphia’s Hunting Park neighborhood and quickly signed him up to play his first organized games. Instead of playing in his own age division, Kevin signed Kennedy up to […]
We have officially reached March, and for a majority of the women’s NCAA basketball teams, Championship Week is here. The Power 5 conferences all play their conference tournaments this week before ceding the attention to the men’s tournament next week. A few of the smaller women’s conferences still play into next week, but for the […]
The Wisconsin Badgers take on the Maryland Terrapins in the final home game of the season. Tipoff is at 7:00 PM CT on Fox Sports 1, and the Badgers are 13.5-point favorites. The Badgers rebounded from their upset at Oregon by routing the Washington Huskies 90-73 in Seattle. Braeden Carrington scored a season-high 32 points […]
Just how special is the relationship between Louisville and “The Revivalists” team? Just look at Reyne Smith. Smith, the outside assassin who helped spearhead Louisville’s 27-win season a year ago, was back inside the KFC Yum Center Tuesday night for the first time since his Senior Night game. He sat courtside as the Cards toppled […]
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