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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, […]
Cara Consuegra has an interesting thing happening with her 2025-26 Marquette women’s basketball team: She brings everyone back from her first season in charge. Not her entire rotation, not everyone except her seniors. Everyone, all 12 women, back for one more go-around. On top of that, for today’s conversation, she also brings in a transfer […]
Darrell Carey Decommits Three-star DC safety Darrell Carey decommitted from Penn State yesterday: Carey committed to Penn State on April 15. The safety has offers from Maryland, Oregon, and Texas A&M, among others. Most projections have him flipping to Maryland as of today. Jaziel Hart Commits to North Carolina Four-star cornerback Jaziel Hart, who previously […]
Basketball season is upon us once again, and I can truthfully say that I have no idea what to expect from the team this year. With the Deacs missing the First Round of the NCAA Tournament yet again last season (the 15th season in a row) and returning just 18.8 points per game off of […]
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Syracuse Orange are Central New York’s professional team. There’s no debating that. Filling upwards of 20,000 seats at the JMA Wireless Dome, SU has a fanbase that many in college sports can only dream of. While the market is big enough to have its own television, radio, and print affiliates, it’s […]
Last season was the final campaign before revenue sharing started to make its mark in college basketball. For Ohio State women’s basketball, that meant possibly a final season with nearly 15 players on its roster. On the 14-player roster, four players did not play a minute and earned redshirt status. Forward Seini Henry is one […]
Welcome to the start of my annual player preview series as we rapidly approach the start of the Washington Men’s Basketball season. One exhibition game is in the books but the regular season begins on Monday, 11/3 against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. This Washington roster appears to be the best they’ve had since the early parts of […]
Name: Boden Kapke Position: Forward/Center Year: Junior Number: 33 Height: 6’11” Hometown: Victoria, MN This offseason, Boston College’s frontcourt just got a major boost in experience and size. Junior transfer Boden Kapke arrives to BC from Butler, where he carved out a reputation as a steady, skilled big man capable of stretching the floor and […]
While there were some bumps or glitches during the football game, these weekend turned out to be a great one for Husker sports. This time of year is fun when you can catch a football game, a couple volleyball games, and some basketball games all in the same weekend. Here’s to another good week of […]
The UConn men’s basketball team has assembled something of a monstrous non-conference schedule. It begins fairly tame with the mundane matchups you’d typically expect from any season’s start. UConn will play the likes of New Haven, UMass Lowell and Columbia as it looks to get its feet underneath itself — but those are not elite […]
We won’t say this is getting repetitious, although we could. Given the readership it’s not likely to be particularly bothersome to see the Duke men’s basketball team again picked to finish atop the ACC. Some habits never grow old. This is the 14th time in the last 26 years ACC media members have seen the […]
With exhibition season going on and various other interesting stories, including some recruiting news, we thought it would be a good time to put together an early ACC links run. We’re not trying to get everyone and everything but here are some interesting bits of news. UNC NC State Wake Forest Virginia Clemson Pitt Notre […]
In Indiana’s win against Baylor on Sunday afternoon, Lamar Wilkerson scored a game-high 26 points. While Wilkerson did make three 3-pointers, it was his work attacking the basket that stood out. Today’s Film Session breaks down how he got it ... The post Film Session: How Lamar Wilkerson attacked the basket against Baylor appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
The race for the 2025-26 women’s college basketball national championship is just beginning. Yet, the competition for another crown—the best 2026 recruiting class—is entering the final sprint. Four of the top-five recruits in the class of 2026 have made their decisions, and the fifth undecided prospect recently made a splash. Jerzy Robinson, a 6-foot-0 guard […]
The TCU Horned Frogs failed to make the NCAA Tournament during the 2024-25 season, finishing 16-16 and 9-11 in the Big 12 Conference. It was the worst season since 2020-21 for the Horned Frogs, who had won at least 21 games in each of the previous three seasons. Once again, TCU’s roster underwent a major […]
College basketball season is finally upon us, and with it, the 2025-26 UConn men’s basketball team’s attempt at a third national championship in four years. The Huskies will play a downright brutal non-conference slate with games against five preseason Top 25 teams on the schedule. But before they get to those, UConn will open with […]
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We are now less than one week away from Illinois tipping off their 2025-26 campaign at the State Farm Center against Jackson State. Injuries have been an issue for the Illini throughout the offseason, and it remains unclear who will be fully healthy to start the year. Nonetheless, I’ve shared my official game-by-game predictions for […]
Maryland men’s basketball squeaked out an 82-81 victory Monday at Xfinity Center in its preseason exhibition with UMBC. 6-foot-7 redshirt freshman guard George Turkson’s last-minute 3-pointer gave the Terps a lead they never relinquished on a night they showed a lot of good and a lot of bad. Don’t expect Maryland’s play style to vary […]