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Always an exciting day inside the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, for all 12 schools a part of the West Coast Conference in 2025-26. On the women’s side, Oregon State (nine first-place votes, 119 points) was named the favorite to win the conference, while Gonzaga (three first-place votes, 111 points) is picked as the […]
No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball held its annual preseason media day on Thursday. Head coach Brenda Frese and players spoke to the media at Xfinity Center. Maryland begins play on Sunday in an exhibition game at No. 9 North Carolina State. Its regular season begins on Nov. 3 when the Terps host Loyola Maryland. Here […]
Nothing has phased Zuby Ejiofor in his time at St. John’s. Since transferring from Kansas after his freshman year, Ejiofor secured a rotation spot in his sophomore year, then won the starting center job in his junior year, developed into an incredibly impactful player on the court, and captained the first Red Storm team to […]
From the Manning Passing Academy to a candidate for the award named after the family. Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita has been added to the watch list for the Manning Award, given annually to college football’s top passer. Fifita, a redshirt junior, has thrown for 1,829 yards and 17 touchdowns in seven games this season. He […]
I think it’s weirdly appropriate that the midway point of the 18 game Big East schedule right as Marquette is on the road trip against the two teams that they will only see one time this season. Friday against Georgetown is Match #9 as Marquette is already 6-2 in Big East play, and then they […]
Longtime USF head coach Jose Fernandez is expected to be named the next head coach of the Dallas Wings, as first reported by college basketball insider Skim Milkey and SB Nation’s Mitchell Northam. While Fernandez has yet to sign a contract, he and the organization are expected to agree to a deal with multiple guaranteed […]
BYU has its second and final exhibition Friday night when North Carolina comes to the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. BYU lost to Nebraska 90-89 on Saturday in a game when Kevin Young experimented with several rotations and players in the second half. The game tips off at 7pm MT and will be broadcast […]
Class of 2026 four-star wing Vaughn Karvala has set a date to announce his college decision. Karvala, the No. 42 player in the senior class according to the 247Sports Composite rankings, will announce his decision on Saturday, November 1. The ... The post Class of 2026 four-star wing Vaughn Karvala to announce college decision on Saturday, November 1 appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
One minor offseason storyline was brought to a conclusion today when Coach Painter announced that Raleigh Burgess will redshirt during the 2025-’26 season. This news wasn’t shocking considering Purdue’s front-court depth with the addition of Oscar Cluff and the return of Daniel Jacobson from injury, paired with Burgess’s offseason leg surgery for a stress fracture. […]
Indiana men’s basketball is among the three programs under consideration by Vaughn Karvala, a 4-star small forward in the class of 2026 out of Bella Vista Prep in Oregon, Wisconsin, who will announce his commitment on November 1st. Karvala is the 18th highest-rated small forward and 43rd highest-rated prospect overall in the class of 2026, […]
Last year, UCLA and USC joined the Big Ten—and dominated right away. The Trojans won the conference outright, and the Bruins were right behind them. In the conference tournament, UCLA and USC faced each other, and the Bruins came out on top 72-67. In the NCAA Tournament, USC lost in the Elite Eight to eventual-champions […]
Floating heads 2025-26 schedule posters for IU men’s and women’s basketball are now available. The men’s poster is available here and the women’s poster is available here. The posters are 18″ x 24″. The cost of the posters is $11.99 ... The post IU men’s and women’s basketball floating heads 2025-26 schedule posters now available appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
As a life-long ride-or-die Georgia Tech fan, I had yet to buy in this season, even with a 6-0 record. However, after this win against a talented Duke team, I am 100% bought-in and excited about the state of our football program. I said last week that this game against Duke was the ultimate test […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Mid-Major fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. It’s that time of the year. All these season previews, conference previews, year-outlooks, etc. Well, there […]
In basketball the term rebound is defined by possession after a missed shot. But beyond basketball it’s typically defined as a recovery following a setback. The first item is something Mizzou struggled with for the first two seasons during Dennis Gates’ tenure. The latter defined the third. There were a lot of prognosticators who doubted […]
On a Wednesday night in Frankfurt filled with positive signs as a Liverpool side that had struggled to start the 2025-26 season—and especially struggled over the past four games, all of which had ended in defeat—one of the best was watching left back Andy Robertson dominating his flank both on and off the ball. One […]
We continue our journey through the UNC men’s basketball roster with a look at this year’s junior class. The class designation is a little arbitrary this year, because of the six players listed as juniors on UNC’s roster, one is a former walk-on and the other five are transfers. I don’t think it’s incorrect to […]
The 2025-26 college basketball season is right around the corner, so let’s dive into the Marquette men’s basketball roster and take a look at what to expect from each player this season. Going forward in these Player Previews, we’ll be going in this order: The four true freshmen expected to play this season going in alphabetical order […]
Elizabeth Kitley’s professional career didn’t turn out the way that she had hoped, but that’s part of the risk-reward cycle of professional sports. The better news is that Liz has decided to come home to Virginia Tech and be an assistant to Coach Megan Duffy for External Operations. Elizabeth Kitley Comes Home It looks like […]
IU basketball will conclude its exhibition slate on Sunday afternoon at Gainbridge Fieldhouse against Baylor. Sunday’s exhibition will tip at 1 p.m. ET on B1G+. Like the Hoosiers, the Bears have a completely revamped roster under Scott Drew, who won ... The post IU basketball to face stiff exhibition test on Sunday afternoon against Baylor appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Former Louisville Cardinal and current Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier was arrested by the FBI early Thursday morning on charges related to an extensive federal grand jury investigation into illegal sports gambling. Rozier, who joined the Heat in 2024, was arrested in Orlando hours after Miami’s season-opening loss to the Magic. Rozier did not play in […]
Adam joins me to preview the Ducks 2025-26 men’s basketball team, review how Oregon football has played the last few weeks, and look ahead to the next couple opponents in Wisconsin and Iowa.
We’re less than two weeks from the start of the 2025-26 college basketball season and IU basketball will tip off a new era under Darian DeVries. The Hoosiers will wrap up exhibition play on Sunday afternoon against Baylor at Gainbridge ... The post A look at where IU basketball is projected to finish in the Big Ten for the 2025-26 season appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
The advent of college basketball’s transfer portal era, certainly, has introduced transactional drama to the sport. But, it’s important not to underrate the real impact of the portal. The last four national champions all have benefited from the boost provided by a first-year transfer. Although she logged less than 15 minutes per game, Kamilla Cardoso […]
Duke typically reels in a star-studded freshman class, but in recent years, a lot of them have left for the NBA after their first year. That wasn’t as true last season. While Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel and Khaman Maluach all left. However, Darren Harris, Patrick Ngongba and Isaiah Evans returned. And while Harris played minimal […]