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Things are going pretty well for Kara Lawson lately. Last spring, her Duke team pushed South Carolina to the brink in the Elite Eight. Recently, she was named the head coach of the U.S. Women’s Olympic Basketball team. And she’s been on a recruiting tear too. In May, Lawson got commitments from 6-4 Taylor Sofilkanich […]
Sunday, October 19th at 2:00 p.m. PT on SWX Arden Cravalho is a Gonzaga University graduate from the Bay Area… Follow him on X @a_cravalho
Make it make sense as to why the NCAA denied Gonzaga transfer Tyon Grant-Foster’s appeal for an eligibility waiver. He started his first two collegiate basketball years at Indian Hills Community College in Ottumwa, Iowa, from 2018 to 2020. The NCAA suddenly made it possible for certain college athletes before the start of the 2025-26 […]
Arizona opened up its season with an exhibition game against a very tough Saint Mary’s team. The Wildcats eventually pulled away from the Gaels in a 81-68 win. Following the win, here’s what Tommy Lloyd, Jaden Bradley, and Anthony Dell’Orso had to say after the game: Lloyd on if he got what he wanted out […]
Georgia Tech left Durham, NC 7-0 after a hard-fought 27-18 win over Duke. Duke was favored, and ESPN Metrics had the Blue Devils with a greater than 60% chance of winning. QB Haynes King was his usual tough-as-nails self, guiding Georgia Tech on 4th quarter scoring drives to take control of the game. He’s the … Continue reading »
Virginia won a hard-fought 22-20 game over a feisty Washington State that pushed top 10 Ole Miss the week before. The victory made the Hoos bowl eligible for the first time in Tony Elliot’s tenure. Oh and they might be ranked in the top 15 on Sunday. #goHoos pic.twitter.com/3eaM8shQjD — Chad Felts (@Chad_Felts) October 19, … Continue reading »
One week after taking No. 4 Ole Miss down to the wire, Washington State gave another ranked opponent all they can handle, but Virginia made enough timely plays to escape, 22-20. Lo and behold, the Cavaliers are bowl eligible in the middle of October, sitting at 6-1 with the bulk of ACC play looming ahead. […]
In what was a busy night for the Flyers’ organization, their 6th overall pick from this past summer’s draft picked up his first real collegiate goal. Now, as we might recall, he had previously scored on his first shift with the Spartans back in this month’s opening weekend in their game against Windsor, but that was an exhibition game, and the murky grey area before the true start of the season. This one, though, counts for real! Michigan State and Boston University kicked off their two-g...
What a crazy game this has been for Kentucky running back Seth McGowan. McGowan was a key part of Kentucky’s offense, catching several passes despite having some struggles in the run game, but Kentucky’s leading rusher this season went out of tonight’s game with Texas due to an injury, leaving with EMS personnel. Then, according […]
What’s old is new. Although St. John’s added an arsenal of skilled shooters through the transfer portal this offseason and hoped those long-range woes were behind them, they struggled to find the bottom of the net in Saturday’s dress rehearsal versus Towson. However, like they did on numerous occasions last season, the Red Storm came […]
Don’t book those tickets to Indianapolis just yet, but maybe look into hotel prices for early April. Arizona never trailed in an 81-68 exhibition win over Saint Mary’s on Saturday afternoon at McKale Center, a game that doesn’t count for anything but provided the first real glimpse of what Tommy Lloyd has at his disposal […]
The latest episode of Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast is here! Join hosts Justin Golba and Alex Frank as they discuss Ohio State football, basketball, recruiting, and much more! Come for the hot takes. Stay for the warm ones. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | Google Podcasts | iHeart Radio On episode 31 of Hangout in the Holy Land, Justin and Alex recap the Ohio […]
Things got off to a surprising start in Bloomington. After Michigan State took a touchback on the opening kick, the first play from scrimmage was a 3-yard loss on a Makhi Frazier run. That was not the surprising part. Next play was a checkdown to Frazier for no gain. Still not the surprise. On 3rd […]
We finally have an update on Pitt transfer guard Jaland Lowe following the annual Blue-White Game at Historic Memorial Coliseum. Lowe, who has been one of the most anticipated additions to the Wildcats’ roster, suffered a shoulder injury during the scrimmage and briefly left the floor to be evaluated. During Saturday’s KSR pregame show, Matt […]
Atlanta made some moves towards finalizing their opening day roster. The Hawks announced earlier today that they had waived center Charles Bassey and guard Lamont Butler. That pair will likely clear waivers and end up on the College Park Skyhawks, earning a cool $85,300 if they last a few months with the team. Now, this […]
BYU went to Lincoln and lost a tight 90-89 game to the Cornhuskers Saturday. This was an exhibition game and does not count towards either team’s win/loss total. Andrej Kostic and Jared McGregor missed shots in the final seconds that would have given BYU the win. BYU treated this like a NBA preseason game, and […]
Exhibition Game 1: Georgetown Hoyas at George Washington Revolutionaries When: Saturday, October 18, 6:00 PM ET Where: Charles E. Smith Center, Washington, D.C. TV: ESPN+ and Monumental Sports Network (Byron Kerr and Jimmy Patsos) Tickets: Ticketmaster Radio: None listed. Last Meeting: Georgetown won 61-48 on December 16, 1981. Series: Georgetown leads 54-39 (First meeting since […]
Gonzaga basketball is officially back—even if the season hasn’t technically started yet. The Zags open exhibition play on Sunday, October 19, at the McCarthey Athletic Center with a tune-up against Northwest University, an NAIA program out of Kirkland, Washington, that finished 5-23 last year but brings back two starters, including leading scorer Trent Williams. The […]
For the first time in 2025, Indiana football has a clean availability report ahead of its matchup, with the Hoosiers’ report ahead of the matchup against Michigan State only showing players who are out for the season. While Bryson Bonds and Lee Beebe Jr. remain out for the season, freshman defensive back Byron Baldwin is […]
With No. 2 Miami’s loss on Friday night, IU football has a chance to move up in the polls with a victory this afternoon in Bloomington. The No. 3 Hoosiers will take on Michigan State at 3:30 p.m. ET at ... The post Open thread: Discuss IU football’s homecoming weekend matchup against Michigan State appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
The women’s college basketball season is just around the corner, and Inside NU continues with its Northwestern player previews. Here’s a look at the returning reserves for NU this season. Kat Righeimer, Sophomore Guard/Forward (6’1″) High School: Sage Hill School (Costa Mesa, CA) The sophomore guard/forward earned her scholarship after joining the team as a […]
After ending a six-game skid earlier this week against Rutgers, Maryland volleyball will look to build momentum on the road against Michigan State. The Spartans have outperformed expectations this season and will look to add to their homecourt dominance against the Terps on Sunday. Michigan State is 8–1 at home, with its only loss at […]
We’ll jump into our player-specific women’s basketball previews by taking a look at the outlook of Xamiya Walton, a sophomore guard who will seek additional playing time in 2025-26. Who is she? Sophomore; guard; 5-foot-7; from Chicago 2024-2025 Stats 27 games, 0 starts, 8.5 minutes per game, 1.4 points per game, 0.5 rebounds per game, […]
The Notre Dame Men’s basketball team got in a tune up for the season with an exhibition game against the in-state Butler Bulldogs. From the ND press release: Irish Win First Exhibition, 77-76, at Butler 13 Irish played and four finished in double figures SOUTH BEND, Ind. – Basketball was officially back Friday night in the […]
For the second time in three games, IU football’s Saturday afternoon contest will be a Peacock exclusive. IU football is 6-0, ranked No. 3 in the Associated Press top 25 poll and hosts Michigan State at 3:30 p.m. ET on ... The post How to watch IU football host Michigan State on Peacock appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .