Proving ground Future focus For someone used to getting buckets in bunches, one wasn’t going to suffice for Colson. Not this season. As the regular season wound down, the 6-foot-6, 225-pound Colson played more with the Bucks and less with the Herd. With the regulars resting for the March 31 game
Gregg Popovich will be back in San Antonio for a 24th season next year, and is currently negotiating a new deal with the franchise.
The college basketball season has wrapped up, and with it we’ve seen the shakeup of players leaving and entering new programs. Here’s our list of the most intriguing transfers who could make an impact once eligible. Note: * means the players are immediately eligible. 1. Kerry Blackshear Jr.,
Graduate Transfer is a Career 45 Percent Shooter from 3-point Range Lincoln – Nebraska Basketball Coach Fred Hoiberg adds one of college basketball’s top 3-point shooters with the announcement Monday that Matej Kavas (pronounced MAH-tey KAH-vahs) will join the Husker program for the 2019-20 season
At his introductory news conference, Josh Rosen said he wants to prove next season that he can be the Dolphins’ long-awaited answer at quarterback.
The Clemson basketball program and head coach Brad Brownell landed a commitment from Fordham transfer guard Nick Honor on Monday. Honor (5-10, 190) announced the news via Twitter. “I would like to thank the Fordham community and coaches for giving me the opportunity to play college basketball,� he wrote
Backcourt remodel on the fly unusual for UNC, but typical for college basketball today In the space of four days, North Carolina remodeled its backcourt on the fly, like the subject of some kind of HGTV show. By adding a coveted recruit, a depth freshman and a graduate transfer, the Tar Heels turned
The Rockets believe they should have advanced to last year’s NBA Finals, not the Warriors, citing their own audit of 81 potential missed calls in their Game 7 loss to Golden State.
The league reported that two controversial non-calls in the Rockets-Warriors game were correct, while other calls that went against Houston were messed up.
UCLA supporters were mixed on the hiring of Cincinnati’s Mick Cronin. Here’s the level of success they can expect.
