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Jan Virigili has been linked with a return to Barcelona throughout this season as the Catalans search for a new left winger for next season. The former Barcelona player made 31 appearances for Mallorca this season in La Liga, scoring twice and grabbing four assists. However, his future in once again in the spotlight after […]
A look at the Dmitry Bivol vs Eifert time of fight in major cities worldwide around the world ahead of their scrap. Bivol is back in action this week and he’s the home fighter in Russia this weekend in the big light-heavyweight title fight. Just because he’s the home fighter doesn’t mean he has all […] The post Dmitry Bivol vs Eifert time in major cities worldwide appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
Northwestern competed in the NCAA Championships in Carlsbad, California, finishing 14th in the nation. The tournament was held at Omni La Costa Resort, the same course where the ‘Cats captured the national title a season ago. The 30-team field featured all top-50 programs along with nine of the nation’s top-10 teams. After three rounds of […]
Today it was announced that NC State transfer Matt Able withdrew from the NBA Draft, and he will officially play for UNC for the 2026-27 season. His decision to officially make his way to campus is the break that Michael Malone and his staff needed after Henri Veesaar decided that he was done with college. […]
With the 2025-26 season long since in the books, let’s take a few moments to look back at the performance of each member of YOUR Marquette Golden Eagles this year. While we’re at it, we’ll also take a look back at our player previews and see how our preseason prognostications stack up with how things actually played […]
IU basketball’s non-conference game against the University of Kentucky next season has been moved to Friday, November 20. Both programs announced the change today via social media posts. The contest was originally scheduled for Saturday, December 27. The game is ... The post IU basketball’s game against Kentucky at Lucas Oil Stadium moved to Friday, November 20 appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
The Boston Celtics took a chance on Luka Garza after he spent most of his career on the bench for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Boston had a serious lack of depth at the center position with a tight budget and a mostly uninspiring free agent pool to pull from. Garza was still unproven at the NBA […]
Recruiting is an unending process in college football, but the summer months are when a big chunk of the work gets done. Of the 19 high school and junior college players Arizona signed in the 2026 class, more than half ended up committing in June and July last year. And in many cases, they did […]
Darius Acuff Jr. started the year as a fringe-lottery type guy, and ended it as a consensus top-eight selection on most mocks. He was the best pure scorer in college basketball, averaging 23.5 PPG and 6.4 APG on 44.0% from three. Acuff’s offensive excellence stems from his elite shooting ability. He was deadly at pull-up […]
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The David Benavidez vs Canelo fight ship has sailed for a few things to factor in at this point Boxing News and Views believes. Canelo Alvarez has flat out said at this point now that the fight could have happened if both were at 168 pounds which just isn’t the case anymore. It looks like […] The post Why David Benavidez vs Canelo Fight Will Never Happen appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
William Tate IV is appointed as President of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. That event is shortly followed by the appointment of Keli Zinn as athletic director. Then, following the basketball season, Coquese Washington is let go and Gary Redus II is hired. Key point? They were all last employed by LSU. They […]
Anyone with an ounce of consciousness and a fundamental understanding of history has the wherewithal to know that sports and politics are by no means separate. For good, bad and indifferent, they are forever intertwined, and there is just no getting around that. And anyone who tries to say otherwise is naïve at best and […]
BackgroundPosition: ForwardHeight: 6’8Weight: 205 lbsHometown: Durham, North CarolinaHigh School: La Lumiere (La Porte, Indiana) Purdue basketball certainly does not shy away from recruiting players from its home state. John Wooden was from Martinsville, Rick Mount is from Lebanon, Glenn Robinson is from Gary, Robbie Hummel is from Valpo, E’Twaun Moore is from East Chicago, Caleb […]
Kansas Jayhawks News Kansas baseball got a tough draw in the postseason, hosting a regional but as the 15th seed and up against a tough group of teams The KC Star has another general Jayhawks Q&A tackling multiple topics College Football News writes that Lance Leipold needs something more from this year’s team Links! CBS […]
For most top WNBA draft selections, fans have plenty of information on the player. They’ve seen years of college basketball and countless interviews, giving them a sense of familiarity with them. That isn’t the case for Awa Fam. She’s a 19-year-old from Spain who played for Valencia Basket and has some international experience with her […]
Good morning, BBN! We got great news this weekend as Malachi Moreno withdrew from the NBA Draft to return to Lexington for his sophomore campaign. Now, all eyes of the BBN turn to another MM in Milan Momcilovic. While still entered into the NBA Draft, all signs seem to point towards a return to college […]
IU basketball has added seven players this spring from the transfer portal. Player by player, we’ll take a look at each addition in our “transfer portal spotlight” series. Today, we conclude with a look at Justin Monden. Previously: Jaeden Mustaf, ... The post IU basketball transfer portal spotlight: Justin Monden appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
As the season came to an end for Maryland women’s lacrosse, one of its brightest stars reached an important milestone. In the Terps’ semifinal loss to North Carolina Friday, junior attacker Lauren LaPointe notched her 100th and 101st career goals. 2026 proved to be a banner year for LaPointe, scoring 66 goals in the highest-scoring […]
When you talk about the NCAA tournament and you say The Shot, everyone knows what you mean: you mean the dramatic overtime-buzzer beater that Christian Laettner hit to beat Kentucky in 1992. Even now, it’s a standard part of March Madness. Duke fans obviously see it with pride and warm fuzzies, but can you imagine […]
Kentucky Baseball made it! The Bat Cats were named one of the last four teams to make the NCAA Tournament on Monday, earning a trip to the Morgantown regional as the 3-seed. When asked about the Cats sneaking in, NCAA Committee chairman Michael Alford said, “What really stood out with Kentucky was 15-9 against teams […]
A look at the Holly Holm vs Stephanie Han 2 time the fight will happen at worldwide in big cities around the world. Holly Holm is a big name in both boxing and MMA (mixed martial arts). This weekend once again proof and hard evidence comes again with both sports growing closer than ever again […] The post Holly Holm vs Stephanie Han 2 time of fight in major cities worldwide appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
CARLSBAD, Calif. — The Cyclonitas finished just one stroke short of qualifying for the match play portion of the tournament, where the top eight programs compete for the national championship. Senior Pammy Chookaew finished her career tied for 23rd at Omni La Costa, which stands as the third-highest NCAA individual finish in the history of […]
Kentucky Basketball remains in the mix for Iowa State transfer forward Milan Momcilovic as he continues weighing his NBA Draft decision. Momcilovic currently has three options on the table: Stay in the NBA Draft, return to college and play for Kentucky, or return to another program. Regardless of the decision, the talented forward is expected […]
In terms of top basketball coaches at the University of Illinois, a lot of names come to mind. Names like Harry Combes, the first coach to win over 150 games in the Big Ten (174) and over 300 games at Illinois (316). He led the Illini to three Final Fours. There have only been five […]