Latest blog entries about College Basketball
Richie Saunders announced Sunday that he tore his ACL vs Colorado and will miss the remainder of the season. There’s no way to spin this — BYU is worse without Richie and can’t replace him no matter how hard they scheme. Richie is one of the best shooters in the country and his motor is […]
It was no surprise but at least it was official. Arizona guard Micky Perdue announced that her college career is over this afternoon via her social media accounts. Perdue transferred to Arizona after stints at Toledo, Glenville State, and Cleveland State. She helped Glenville State reach the Division II Final Four in 2023 before transferring […]
Despite a furious comeback attempt and strong performance from Kat Righeimer, Northwestern’s (8-17, 2-12 B1G) late-game fouling plagued the team down the stretch, as it lost 81-71 to Penn State (9-17, 2-13 BIG) at Rec Hall Friday night. Righeimer led NU with the game of her life, scoring 18 points on 5-of-6 shooting, crushing her […]
We are starting to get an idea of ACC men’s basketball coaches who might be feeling the hot seat and which ones are in good shape. We’ll start with coaches 10-18, and we’ve had some movement since earlier in January. What does that look like just past halfway into the season? We go from the … Continue reading »
Two outs. Bottom of the seventh. Bases loaded. For two-way freshman Abby Carr, Sunday’s Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational finale was a trial by fire. Facing a strong No. 19 Duke offense, Carr found the perfect pitch to force a game-ending flyout, preserving a 5-4 win and punctuating a massive comeback win for Mizzou Softball. Things […]
After an improbable comeback on Sunday, No. 20 Maryland women’s basketball needed to survive one last stop. A 15-point halftime deficit to No. 8 Ohio State meant that didn’t look likely. The Terps stormed back, though, leading by as much as nine points in the fourth quarter. But the Buckeyes’ late 6-0 run meant that, […]
UCF Knights Women’s basketball was on a six-game losing skid heading into the game hosting the Baylor Bears at Addition Financial Arena. The Bears concluded the season sweep of their alumnus UCF head coach Sytia Messer and the Knights for a seventh straight defeat, 93-63. Scott was Too Hot With 12 points in the opening […]
In a battle between two NCAA Tournament hopefuls, the Syracuse Orange (21-5, 11-4) overcame an inefficient performance on offense to squeak by the Clemson Tigers (18-9, 9-6) 68-64 on Sunday. It was a tight contest from start to finish. Syracuse would win the first quarter 17-12. That was the largest margin of any quarter for […]
Well, after taking care of business against Texas A&M, Kenny Brooks and Kentucky welcomed No. 14 Ole Miss to town in a game that meant a lot more than just a game. If you were wondering about the pink uniforms, which are awesome by the way, it was the annual Play4Kay game, something near and […]
Nothing would have been finer for Carolina than to have broken Duke’s winning streak Sunday in Cameron, but that didn’t happen as the Blue Devils beat the Tar Heels 72-68 to push the streak to 16. Not that it was easy. UNC had a 33-28 first-half lead with 3:13 to play when the Blue Devils […]
Northwestern will look to snap its six-game losing streak as it travels to face Penn State. The Lady Lions rank one spot below NU in the Big Ten conference standings, and this game could have implications regarding which team qualifies for the Big Ten Tournament. Here’s how to follow all of the action. Broadcast Information […]
His team may have beaten Indiana by 20, but Illinois men’s basketball head coach Brad Underwood still had praise for the Hoosiers during his postgame press conference on Sunday afternoon in Champaign. “In a night we didn’t shoot the ball very well, to have a twenty point win against a team that’s won five of […]
Thoughts on a 71-51 loss to the Illini: Indiana put up a solid first half and did what it could against this talented Illini team. But in the end, the Hoosiers again fell victim to an opponent with superior size ... The post The Minute After: Illinois appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Maryland men’s basketball took a two-game winning streak up Interstate 95 to Rutgers, looking to start a run that could salvage some pride late in the Big Ten calendar. Instead, the Terps faltered out of the gate and failed to match the Scarlet Knights’ second-half tempo as they dropped a 68-57 affair. That gave the […]
The Duke Blue Devils took out the Clemson Tigers by a 67-54 score on Saturday afternoon in Cameron. Donald and Jason break down the big win on Episode 798. Jason was in the building and tells us some cool things he learned about the game before it happened! And then, we get into the recap. […]
Globe Jaylen Brown comes to All-Star Weekend beaming with pride about his accomplishments and those of the Celtics CelticsBlog NBA All Star Game – open thread How would you fix the NBA All Star weekend? (daily topic) The Celtics weren’t supposed to be this good. What should fans expect now? How the Celtics celebrated a […]
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – Darian DeVries and Sam Alexis addressed the media following IU basketball’s 71-51 loss to Illinois on Sunday at the State Farm Center. Watch their postgame comments below: The post Video: Darian DeVries, Sam Alexis react to loss at Illinois appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Indiana men’s basketball fell to Illinois on the road in a 71-51 blowout that in all honesty wasn’t difficult to see coming. The Hoosiers are a team built primarily on scoring in the backcourt without much size, lacking any true 7-footers in their rotation. The Fighting Illini, on the other hand, are the tallest team […]
The bad news was confirmed as BYU star senior Richie Saunders announced he suffered a torn ACL. Saunders suffered a non-contact knee injury in the first minute versus Colorado Saturday. The injury will obviously end Richie’s season and BYU career. The news is devastating for both BYU and Richie. Richie is the heart and soul […]
We’ve been asking for all your questions about for our new Mailbag and will focus today on formation tweaks, Gavi’s return, and which Barça Atlètic players could still play a part this season. So without any further ado, let’s get started… Should Flick play a 4-3-3 with Frenkie as a single pivot just like he […]
Indiana men’s basketball headed to Champaign as hot as it’s been all season, having won five of the last six, including a pair of Quad 1 wins over Purdue and at UCLA. For the opening minutes, it looked like this would carry the Hoosiers to a close game on the road at No. 8 Illinois. […]
Quick thoughts on a 71-51 loss at Illinois: How it happened Indiana played well in the opening 20 minutes at the State Farm Center. The Hoosiers made four 3-pointers, turned it over just twice and Lamar Wilkerson had 14 points ... The post At the Buzzer: Illinois 71, Indiana 51 appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Rutgers basketball has snapped their seven game losing streak by beating Maryland 68-57. The game started as an ugly affair until the Scarlet Knights found some consistency on offense, allowing them to pull away from the Terrapins and secure the win. After some solid passing on the first possession, Dylan Grant would put the first […]
Look who’s back in town! NBA rookies Kasparas Jackucionis and Will Riley took in the Illini’s Sunday matinee against Indiana at State Farm Center. KJ and Will are both on All-Star break with the Heat and Wizards, respectively. Also in town this weekend: Terrence Shannon Jr., who the CBS broadcast said practiced with Illinois on […]
Heading into Sunday, Maryland men’s basketball was playing some of its best basketball of the season. Iowa had been winners of six straight before the Terps vanquished them at Xfinity Center to secure a two-game win streak. But on their trip up to Piscataway, the Terps transformed back into the team fans have been accustomed […]