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Aliyah Boston singles out 1 teammate after Indiana Fever game

Aliyah Boston once again contributed solidly for the Indiana Fever on Friday. They defeated the Dallas Wings 98-87 at home and secured their straight win. While she, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell spearheaded the team’s attack, they also received strong numbers from Tyasha Harris. Clark finished with 29 points, three rebounds and 10 assists, while [...] The post Aliyah Boston singles out 1 teammate after Indiana Fever game appeared first on ChiCitySports .

BYU Basketball Notebook: Jaxon Kohler Update, How BYU Will Finish Roster

BYU’s Fall Semester is 2.5 weeks away from starting, so hopefully this will be the last of these offseason notebooks I write focusing on this coming season’s roster. BYU has two open roster spots, and all eyes are on the potential addition of Michigan State big man Jaxon Kohler to potentially fill out the roster. […]

Sayon Keita reportedly gets Visa cleared; will join UNC Basketball

Sunday 2 PM update: Following the report by McMillan, Inside Carolina’s Spencer Haskell shared a picture at around 9 PM Saturday Night of Keita arriving at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and meeting with head coach Michael Malone and assistant Chuck Martin. This does confirm the earlier report, and shows that Keita will be present for the […]

Pro Offers His Final Verdict on Scottie Scheffler’s Player of the Year Award Chances

Scottie Scheffler has only one win this season, but he’s building a commanding FedExCup lead, and that alone is fueling a strong case for him when it comes to the Player of the Year (POY) Award. A four-time winner, Scheffler has four Jack Nicklaus Awards to his name, the fifth-most. Should he win another this […] The post Pro Offers His Final Verdict on Scottie Scheffler’s Player of the Year Award Chances appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Joffrey Lauvergne surprised by Cedi Osman’s PAOK move

Joffrey Lauvergne has shared his reaction to several unexpected moves around European basketball this summer, including Cedi Osman’s decision to join PAOK. The French big man admitted he was surprised to see Osman remain in Greece while moving to a club outside EuroLeague, particularly with three EuroLeague teams based in his native Turkey. “It’s quite […] The post Joffrey Lauvergne surprised by Cedi Osman’s PAOK move appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Big Ten 2026 Women’s Basketball Preview – Part 1

Part 1 of our Big Ten women’s basketball preview looks at the teams that fell in the bottom 1/3 of the Big Ten standings last season. Most of these teams perennially occupy the lower part of the standings, but not all – and it’s never absolute. What can we expect this coming season? Let’s take […]

Rutgers football’s toughest three-game stretch

One could argue that every three game stretch is tough….and critical….for Rutgers Andrew’s post on the three games Rutgers needs to win highlighted the three teams that Rutgers needs to win in order to gain bowl eligibility. He felt that Boston College, Maryland, and Michigan State were the key to getting to six wins. Likely […]

Mark Few Means Everything to Gonzaga University

Coach Mark Few put the Gonzaga Bulldogs program and the university in Spokane, Washington, on the map. An underdog who built something that was never supposed to happen at a tiny Jesuit institution in the Inland Northwest. Forget all the wins, championships, and NBA pedigree from its alumni for a second; his presence aided the […]

Caitlin Clark makes her opinion of Paige Bueckers very clear

Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers went shot-for-shot at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Friday when the Indiana Fever hosted the Dallas Wings. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year led the Wings with 29 points, six rebounds, six assists and two steals. Arike Ogunbowale contributed 20 points and six rebounds. However, it was not enough, as they [...] The post Caitlin Clark makes her opinion of Paige Bueckers very clear appeared first on ChiCitySports .

MBB Big Ten Preview: Minnesota

If there was one particular factor that kept Minnesota Basketball from being more successful in 2026 it was winning away from the comfortable confines of their home court. Their 13-4 home record was offset by their 2-9 away record and an abysmal 0-5 in neutral sites.  This trend began right off the bat, as in […]

Mark Mitchell’s interest in Kentucky started a long time ago

The NCAA is losing in court left and right. They come up with a new rule they are so sure will work, only to have it struck down again and again. The latest big case comes to us from right here in the Bluegrass, where several former student-athletes are seeking a 5th year now that […]

CJ Works compared to Kentucky legend Josh Hines-Allen

Josh Hines-Allen is one of the best players in Kentucky Football history. A unanimous All-American, a multiple All-SEC selection, and a winner of numerous awards during his time at Kentucky, including the Chuck Bednarik Award for National Defensive Player of the Year. On Wednesday, defensive line coach Anwar Stewart, who worked closely with Allen during his time […]

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