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Why the Mountain West is in danger of just 1 bid

The Mountain West could be in danger of territory it hasn’t seen since in nearly a decade. For the better part of the conference’s first 20 seasons, the league was seen as a 2-3 bid league, only placing one bid thrice. But at the conference’s peak, the standard grew, as the conference netted at least […]

NCAA Hockey Bracketology: February 26

As of this morning, the NCAA Tournament picture looks like this, based on NPI and conference standings. Please note that projected conference tournament winners are in italics and are based on current in-conference point percentage: Locks (9): Michigan State, Michigan, North Dakota, Western Michigan, Penn State, Providence, Quinnipiac, Minnesota-Duluth, DenverSafe (3): Cornell, Dartmouth, Boston CollegeBubble In (2): […]

Men’s Basketball: Serbian forward Milos Sojic commits to TCU

Jamie Dixon and the TCU Horned Frogs are looking overseas for talent and the program landed a commitment from Serbian forward Milos Sojic. The 6-foot-10 forward is 19 years old and currently plays for the professional team KK Beko Belgrade. Sojic, whose commitment was announced on Wednesday, is averaging 18.8 points, 12.2 rebounds and 2.4 […]

Thursday afternoon Cardinal news and notes

—NET Rankings Update (men’s): No. 16. —NET Rankings Update (women’s): No. 11. —It’s game day for the Louisville women’s basketball team, which will face Georgia Tech at 6 p.m. on the ACC Network. Here’s a preview. —If the NCAA’s proposed rule changes for targeting are approved, Clev Lubin won’t have to sit out the first […]

Stats Corner: Does the Transfer Portal help teams?

Love it or hate it, the era of roster volatility has arrived. Whether it’s Lindsey Scott Jr.’s odyssey across five football programs (LSU, East Mississippi Community College, Missouri, Nicholls State, and Incarnate Word) or Cam McCormick’s unprecedented (for now) nine-season college career, athlete movement is now woven into the fabric of college sports.Last week, we […]

Evaluating Jake West’s emergence as Northwestern’s starting point guard

On the night of Jan. 14, as Northwestern prepared to face its in-state rivals, Chris Collins threw Northwestern basketball fans a curveball. He handed the keys of the ‘Cats offense to Jake West, slotting him into the starting lineup. Collins, a 12th-year head coach, is known for his preference for experience over the years. The […]

Women’s lacrosse top 10 talk: Week Three

The 2026 season has begun to hit its stride, and there were plenty of major moves that took place in the IWLCA coaches’ poll rankings. At the top, the names remain the same, but there’s plenty of intrigue further down the poll as well. 1. North Carolina (4-0, 2-0 ACC) Movement: none Last Week: 22-9 win over […]

Acaden Lewis reaches another mark during record-setting season

The eye test shows that Acaden Lewis is having a historic freshman year for Villanova. The numbers will also back that up as he continues to reach new heights in year one. During a victory against Butler on Wednesday night, Lewis dished out four assists, reaching 146 on the season. This set a new freshman […]

Ben Saraf notches 32, Grant Nelson makes most of minutes restriction

Maybe Ben Saraf is going to follow the path of teenage teammates Egor Demin and Nolan Traore and change pundits — and fans’ — minds on his prospects. Ben Saraf played one of his best games of the G League season, as he notched 32 points in Long Island’s 116-109 win over the Maine Celtics […]

Three things to watch in UNC’s matchup against Virginia Tech

The North Carolina Tar Heels are coming down the stretch in the regular season. A big win on Monday gave the Heels a much-needed boost, and now they must take care of business against a Virginia Tech jockeying for position in the middle of the ACC standings. Here are a few key factors for the […]

Hoopin’ and Hollerin: Regular season finale

Mizzou women’s basketball is in the middle of a cold streak, losing its last four games including a program-worst 53-point loss to LSU on the road. However, things don’t get any easier in the SEC, as the Tigers conclude the regular season with showdowns against two teams ranked top 10 of the AP poll. Currently, […]

Mid-Major Madness Women’s Player of the Week Voting: Feb. 16-22

We have reached the final days of February, and as conference races heat up, several players across the country excelled over the last week. We need your help to decide who had the best week and deserves to be named the Mid-Major Madness Women’s Player of the Week. Sophia Gregory (Youngstown State) Gregory had a […]

Oregon WBB Beats Purdue On The Road, 71-65

Oregon women’s basketball rode a big second quarter surge and held on to defeat the Purdue Boilermaker in West Lafayette, 71-65. The sides traded runs in the first quarter, with Oregon’s 9-0 being followed by Purdue’s 7-0 run. The Ducks broke the game open in the second quarter. Six Oregon players scored in the 2nd, […]

Game Thread: Michigan State @ Purdue

The Spartans get back on the road after notching a couple home wins last week. We have matching 22-5 (12-4 Big Ten) records going up against each other in West Lafayette. The game gets underway at 8 PM ET and is streaming on Peacock. According to last week’s survey, 55% of you will be able […]

Hoopaholic’s Gazette: Coaching Consternation

Even the most optimistic of Louisville hoops fanatics understand the Cardinals have fallen short of expectations.  Thus, as they say in support group settings, said expectations unrealized have led to resentments. Thereby, despite a 20-8 record and a fairly firm grasp of an invite to the Dance, the natives are restless. Not without some justification. […]

Bracketology watch: IU basketball’s loss to Northwestern damaging to NCAA tournament chances

With Selection Sunday 17 days away, we’ll periodically examine where IU basketball stands in bracketology projections. The full 2026 NCAA tournament field will be revealed on Sunday, March 15, 2026. Indiana basketball is 17-11 overall and 8-9 in the Big ... The post Bracketology watch: IU basketball’s loss to Northwestern damaging to NCAA tournament chances appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .

Film Session: How Indiana’s offense went cold down the stretch against Northwestern

In Indiana’s loss to Northwestern on Tuesday night, the Hoosiers went about nine and a half minutes without a field goal down the stretch in the second half. It was a key reason they couldn’t hold on to their lead. ... The post Film Session: How Indiana’s offense went cold down the stretch against Northwestern appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .

Mountaintop View 2-26-26

Three takeaways: Good defense + Great rebounding = Big wins for Nevada basketball Chris Murray of NevadaSportsNet breaks down the takeaways from Nevada’s huge victory over New Mexico, including whether or not this pushes Nevada back into the at-large picture. The pivotal hoops scores from last night Spring ball continues at Manoa, more Mountain West/Pac-12 […]

Syracuse women’s basketball: Dominique Darius pushing to get 5th year of eligibility

Looking ahead to beyond the 2025-26 season, the Syracuse Orange appear to be undergoing an effort to get back one of its starting senior guards for next year. During media availability on Wednesday, head coach Felisha Legette-Jack said guard Dominique Darius “could possibly get” another year of eligibility. Darius, who has started in all 27 […]

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