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While Horizon League games will only take place on Wednesday and Saturday this week, there is plenty to watch for each day. Red-hot Cleveland State, a nationally-televised game, middle-of-the-pack teams looking to ignite a late push and a battle of contenders to close the week headline another week of action. Below are five games people […]
LOS ANGELES – Wide open in the left corner, Nick Dorn released the basketball. Three points on the line, the Nike Evolution basketball twirled around the rim before falling out. In the same moment, a hopeful Darian DeVries and the ... The post IU basketball ‘couldn’t come up with that one more play’ in loss at USC appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
IU Basketball sloppy, loses at USC! Starterless Pacers lose! Tino Sunseri returns to IU Football!
On the heels of a taxing, chaotic 2OT win against UCLA, Indiana came out flat against USC, snapping a three-game winning streak to move right back to .500 in Big Ten play with eight games remaining in the regular season. While conditioning certainly could have been a factor after the marathon game against the Bruins, […]
Happy Gump Day, everyone. Unranked Alabama basketball takes on Texas A&M tonight. We’ll have coverage of that one later. Nate Oats spoke to reporters yesterday, and had plenty to say about his team’s poor performance in Gainesville. “It’s getting close to a tipping point,” the Crimson Tide coach said Tuesday. “We’re either going to start […]
BYU looks to snap a losing skid at Oklahoma State on Wednesday night. The BYU Cougars lost at home to no. 1 Arizona, then hit the road and lost at (no. 14, now no. 11) Kansas on Sat. The final score in Lawrence was 90-82. The BYU Cougars are 17-4 overall now, and 5-3 in […]
National Signing Day Is Here 15 years ago, this day would have been massive. But now with the early NSD period in December, the first Wednesday in February is just a footnote in the recruiting calendar. Penn State’s class is basically, with four-star WR Samson Gash expected to stick with his commitment to Michigan State […]
The Iowa Hawkeyes, are sitting at 16-5 & 6-4 in conference play after a convincing win at Oregon. Though the Ducks were down their two leading scorers, the Hawks played a solid game wire-to-wire, trailing just 1:39. Ben McCollum has done something through 3 games out west, where we have seen other Hawkeye outfits struggle. […]
The latest episode of Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast is here! Join hosts Justin Golba and Alex Frank as they discuss Ohio State football, basketball, recruiting, and much more! Come for the hot takes. Stay for the warm ones. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | Google Podcasts | iHeart Radio On episode 56 of Hangout in the Holy Land, Justin and Alex are back and […]
Several former Maryland men’s basketball players have impressed away from College Park this season, giving Terps fans something to root for. Former star Jahmir Young has been one of the most impressive ones, and that was rewarded Tuesday. Young is one of 26 G League players selected to participate in events during the NBA’s All-Star […]
If you listen closely to the voices coming out of the Joe Craft Center and the Craft Football Training Facility, you start to hear a harmonious sound. It is the sound of discipline. We are living in the “Wild West” era of college athletics. NIL is ruining the sport, according to a lot of people. […]
There are some great what-ifs in Duke Basketball history. What if Bob Verga hadn’t gotten sick just before the 1966 Final Four? What if Duke had played Texas Western instead of Kentucky? Could Mike Lewis have dealt with Big Daddy Lattin? We’ll never know. What if Bob Bender hadn’t had appendicitis during the 1980 NCAA […]
The final week of EuroLeague Women group play is upon us, and there are still several play-in spots up for grabs, which sets up an exciting and chaotic finish. In Group E, the fourth and final play-in berth will come down to the winner of Beretta Famila Schio (6-5) and Tango Bourges Basket (6-5). Whoever […]
The Arizona Wildcats play host to the Kansas State Wildcats, hoping to snap a 6-game losing streak. It’s the longest skid for the UA (10-11, 1-9 Big 12) since dropping the final seven games of the 2017-18 season. Kansas State (12-11, 5-5) is making its first visit to Tucson, having won at ASU on Sunday. […]
Remember when Mark Pope, after the Kentucky-Louisville game, maybe said too much about something that happened before the game? It turned out that their pregame routine was just different from what it normally is for the Wildcats (or so Pope says). That said, there has been a recent change in practice for the Wildcats. Getting […]
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Michigan State held a memorial service at Munn Arena on Monday evening for Dan Sturges, the team's Director of Hockey Operations who passed away suddenly two weeks ago. Sturges was 40 years old...
Barcelona need Ronald Araujo this season. It’s as simple as that. How big his role will be down the stretch, however, is yet to be determined. Against Albacete in the Copa del Rey quarterfinals, he showed once again that his physical attributes are a difference maker. He spent the game chasing down attackers, winning duels […]
DALLAS — Every single time the Celtics boarded the team plane to embark on a roadtrip this season, Anfernee Simons has sat right next to Baylor Scheierman. But when the Celtics boarded their flight from Dallas to Houston late Tuesday night, Scheierman’s seatmate was nowhere to be found. That’s because, as the Celtics prepare to […]
Thoughts on an 81-75 loss to the Trojans: After an emotional, double-overtime game against the Bruins on Saturday, it was fair to wonder if the Hoosiers might have some dead legs against USC tonight. While they didn’t exactly look flat, ... The post The Minute After: USC appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
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LOS ANGELES – Darian DeVries and Lamar Wilkerson addressed the media following IU basketball’s 81-75 loss to USC on Tuesday night at the Galen Center. Watch their postgame comments below: The post Video: Darian DeVries, Lamar Wilkerson react to loss at USC appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
In this episode of ‘Oskee Talk’ I highlight the standouts from the opening of track & field season (4:25), recap men’s basketball’s wins over Washington (7:17) and Nebraska (10:47), examine Keaton Wagler’s epic three-game stretch (20:46) and break down Illinois’ best start in 20 years (25:04). I also review the Big Ten race and discuss […]
Quick thoughts on an 81-75 loss at USC: How it happened USC was red hot to start on Tuesday night at the Galen Center. The Trojans made their first seven shots and opened an early six-point lead at 16-10 by ... The post At the Buzzer: USC 81, Indiana 75 appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
After their second-half comeback fell short against USC, Rutgers men’s basketball went crosstown to Pauley Pavilion to take on the UCLA Bruins. Kaden Powers scored the first four points for the Knights, but the early going was tough for Rutgers as the Bruins pulled ahead 12-5 behind hot shooting from UCLA. However, Rutgers quickly closed […]