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No. 11 Maryland field hockey couldn’t keep up with No. 4 Virginia’s offense as the Cavaliers sped through the midfield with nine minutes left in the fourth quarter. Cavalier Suze Leemans took a huge swing from the edge of the circle, but her attempt was slightly off target. This gave Maryland goalkeeper Alyssa Klebasko the […]
During each of Tommy Lloyd’s first four seasons it didn’t take much research to figure out who was going to lead Arizona in scoring. Bennedict Mathurin was a future first round NBA pick, Azuolas Tubelis thrived in the Wildcats’ high-low offense and the past two years Caleb Love was going to get his points. But […]
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The Kentucky Wildcats return to Rupp Arena for their final exhibition matchup on Thursday night, hosting Ed Cooley’s Georgetown Hoyas at 7:00 PM ET on SEC Network+. Fresh off an impressive 78–65 beatdown of preseason No. 1 Purdue. In Mark Pope’s second season, the Kentucky squad looks ahead of schedule, showing elite defensive energy, improved […]
The Wisconsin Badgers have dismissed forward Elijah Gray from the team, the school announced in a statement on Tuesday. “Elijah Gray has been dismissed from the University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s basketball team related to events preceding his enrollment at UW-Madison. “Gray arrived in Madison as a fourth-year senior transfer this summer and had yet to […]
Mid-Major Madness introduces the Women’s Other Top 25. The Richmond Spiders claimed the top spot in the preseason ranking. Princeton came in at No. 2 with three Ivy League teams in the top 11. Columbia and Harvard slotted 10th and 11th, respectively. South Dakota State was third. Fairfield sat fourth, and James Madison rounded out […]
Purdue will finish out its two game exhibition schedule by returning to Mackey Arena to host D2 UIndy on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.. But while Purdue moves onto its final exhibition tune up before the season starts in earnest next week, this week’s game is still more about the reactions to last week’s 78-65 loss […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Purdue fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Went away from the pattern of one football and one basketball questions this week to get […]
Projected Order of Finish Liberty Flames No team returns talent more consistently than Ritchie McKay’s team. The trio of Kaden Metheny, Zach Cleveland, and Colin Porter return to the Flames for their final year of eligibility, and Isaiah Ihnen is back to hold down the middle. A small bunch of newcomers led by West Liberty […]
And just like that, we are on the cusp of November. What’s Mario Cristobal’s record in November at Miami? I was just asking! I don’t actually want to know. Anyway, Georgia Tech and Virginia still control their respective destinies. Pitt is now a scoring machine with their freshman phenom quarterback. Louisville is quietly on a […]
The Wisconsin Badgers fell just short in an entertaining 84-83 loss to the Oklahoma Sooners in an exhibition match last Friday, as they couldn’t complete the comeback in a tight game. It was a game where Wisconsin played from behind for the most part, but also climbed back to keep things very close in the […]
Inside IU basketball with Darian DeVries and Teri Moren will begin broadcasting next week, it was announced on Tuesday afternoon. Here’s the brief release from IU Athletics: BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Inside Indiana Basketball Radio Shows with Indiana head women’s basketball ... The post Inside IU basketball radio shows with Darian DeVries and Teri Moren to begin next week appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
We’re continuing our basketball previews with a look at the 2025-26 MSU Women’s team. With back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances, the Spartans have made some impressive strides under third-year head coach Robyn Fralick. Will this be the year they break through and dance into the tournament’s second weekend? Let’s take a look at the MSU roster, […]
There was plenty of reason to express some doubt over the Kentucky build last year. They went heavy on experience, had no real playmakers, and were limited in ball handlers. But the Wildcats acquitted themselves very well in Mark Pope’s first season, and exceeded most of the modest expectations. Early on they beat Duke and […]
Collegiate greatness does not always scale to professional dominance. The differences between the 362 Division I schools and the soon-to-be 15 WNBA teams is night and day, and prospects can’t be judged on their raw production alone. Before the college season kicks off, let’s look at what three top NCAA players—UCLA’s Lauren Betts, UConn’s Azzi […]
On Wednesday evening, Liverpool return to the Carabao Cup, and things don’t get any easier for the struggling Reds as they take on Crystal Palace in the fourth round of England’s second cup competition. In the midst of four straight league losses, it’s clearly not the top priority—but it is a chance to perhaps improve […]
On Thursday, UConn women’s basketball received its 2025 national championship rings. Though made by Jostens, Paige Bueckers, Azzi Fudd and Caroline Ducharme helped design it. The top of the ring features the net draped on the trophy and a UConn wordmark laid over 12 trapezoid-shaped baguette stones to represent the program’s 12 national titles. All […]
The new-look Wisconsin Badgers had a great start to their season with an exhibition game on Monday, beating UW-River Falls 104-40 at the Kohl Center. Wisconsin had returners Ronnie Porter and Joanna Spasovski in the starting lineup, paired with transfer portal additions Laci Steele, Kyrah Daniels, and Gift Uchenna. But, it was Destiny Howell who […]
On Tuesday, St. Joseph guard Nick Shrewsberry gave his public commitment to Notre Dame. Sorry, but I don’t have much to offer on this one.
Around a year ago, Inside NU’s Eliav Brooks-Rubin released an excellent article making the case that Tre Singleton’s commitment to Northwestern men’s basketball would be a “harbinger of more to come” for the program. One year and 14 days later, it’s easy to see how that reality continues to take shape. Wildcat head coach Chris […]
As the Syracuse Orange head into Friday night’s home game against North Carolina, the time to make a quarterback move seems more than apparent. Rickie Collins has done a good job of handing a difficult situation in his media appearances, but he hasn’t delivered on the field. The current losing streak goes far deeper than […]
Hey! Do you remember last year’s weekly bit where I hopped on the radio with The Show with on AM 1570/95.3 FM/99.1 FM The Score in the Appleton/Oshkosh area to talk about Marquette men’s basketball every Wednesday? We’re doing it again this season, and the first show is TOMORROW MORNING, Wednesday, October 29th, at 11am Central! I’ll be […]
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The Tar Heels had a hard-fought two-point loss to the BYU Cougars in Utah on Friday night. It’s tough to know too much about a team from just one exhibition game, but let’s take a look at the perceived strengths and weaknesses of this roster so far. Strengths: Height As Hubert indicated in the offseason, […]