by Zachary Krull | Nov 25, 2022 | College Basketball
In any offseason of any sport, there is plenty of time to evaluate the changes each team makes and get excited about it. This happens a lot in College Basketball, especially with the Transfer Portal becoming such a big factor. Players have never been changing teams at...
by Zachary Krull | Nov 15, 2022 | College Basketball
1)We Need a Better Slate of Games to Kick Off The Season Opening Night in not only College Basketball but all sports, should be among the most exciting nights of the season. This past Monday, there were over 100 games on TV, with some of the highest ranked teams in...
by Zachary Krull | Nov 7, 2022 | College Basketball
1. North Carolina The Tar Heels will return just about everyone from last year’s team that was just one win away from winning the National Championship game. Armando Bacot will be at the top of every preseason Player of the Year award list and the backcourt of...
by Rose Katz | Oct 29, 2022 | College Basketball
After Mark Turgeon developed a reputation for underwhelming non-conference schedules as the head coach of Maryland men’s basketball, Kevin Willard has made a strong first impression to change that. This year’s schedule includes a home game with #8 UCLA, a road game...
by Mike Lowe | Aug 18, 2022 | College Basketball, College Football, General Sports, Sports Business, Sports Media
Today the Big Ten announced the completion of its long-awaited television rights deal that is set to go into effect at the start of the 2023-24 academic year. The deal runs for 7 years and is worth nearly $7.5 billion in total. Notably, it also contains escalators in...
by Zachary Krull | Jul 29, 2022 | College Basketball
One of the best parts of the College Basketball season is in mid to late November when teams fly all across the world to participate in Multiple Team Events. This setting is the most similar thing players and coaches will experience to postseason play, with 3 games in...
