“Bucketheads” is LGHL’s men’s basketball podcast, hosted by Connor Lemons and Justin Golba. In every episode, they give you the latest scoop on the Ohio State Buckeyes and everything else happening in college hoops. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | Google Podcasts | iHeart Radio On episode 208 of the Bucketheads Podcast, Justin and Connor welcome on Prolific Prep assistant coach Paul Murray to talk […]
Mike Boynton Jr. and the Michigan men’s basketball program continue to add to their list of good news this offseason following the unexpected departure of Dusty May to the Dallas Mavericks. Transfer forward J.P. Estrella is officially staying with the Wolverines for the 2026-27 season, reaffirming his commitment to Michigan despite May’s exit last week. […]
After a wild and busy offseason at North Carolina, the Tar Heels are entering a new era and we'll talk about why Terrence Brown is the most important of the new guys in town.
The veteran guard is back on the court. Will it matter?
The Boston Celtics have made it clear that trading Jaylen Brown was not the beginning of a rebuild. Instead, the organization believes the move creates an opportunity for Payton Pritchard to take on a significantly larger offensive role alongside Jayson Tatum. According to Yahoo Sports’ Tom Haberstroh, Boston views Pritchard’s development as one of the […]
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The Vanderbilt Commodores picked up a big time recruit that should keep the momentum going in Nashville going forward.
Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell reacts to the Celtics trading Jaylen Brown for Paul George and draft compensation, what to make of the return, why this trade happened, and what this all means for Celtics fans. 0:00 – Welcome in 0:21 – Reaction to Jaylen Brown trade 14:26 – Prizepicks 16:03 – Thoughts on Celtics acquiring Paul [...]
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Let’s get settled. The 2026-27 NCAA year begins today, and that means all the changes that were coming are now in place. The recent era of conference realignment means it’s tough to remember where each team is in a given season, so I figured today would be a great day to run down what’s new […]
Yesterday marked the first official day as Athletic Director for Bryan Blair and he got things started with an update to fans through his “Orange Report: Off the Top of the Dome” newsletter. First off, let’s talk about the name. Off the Top of the Dome would be perfect as a standalone name. You’ve got […]
In hopes of turning things around in the Big Ten, Rutgers has a bunch of new faces in Piscataway and we'll spill on why Christian Gurdak is of peak importance.
As the old football adage goes, Day Three is where scouts and general managers make their money. They must sift through hundreds of late-round possibilities to unearth gems who fit the system and scheme and are more talented than their projection. The Pittsburgh Steelers are rife with examples, both past and present. Still, former GM […]
LeBron leaves the Lakers: what really happened, where he goes next, and Rob Pelinka's uncertain future.
The 2026-27 college basketball season is just four months away. And rosters are fairly locked in at this point. IU basketball does still have one open roster spot, but it doesn’t appear to this point we’ll see a pivotal addition to the team, if any. In our last look at several preseason too-early top-25s, Indiana [...]
This is a big loss for Rick Pitino and the St. John's Storm before the season even begins.
Imagine at Thanksgiving 2011, a future-you stepped out of a time machine and handed you this warning: “Hey, just a heads-up. The NCAA will spend the next six years trying to invent rules to hammer UNC for academic issues that their bylaws explicitly say are beyond their scope of review. The second that’s done, the […]
The new Pac-12 Conference officially launches with the addition of seven full-time members Easiest Mountaintop View ever. July 1st was the beginning of a new era for western college athletics. The Pac-12 has risen from the ashes, adding several departing Mountain West programs. The Pac-12 announced their basketball tournament format in the news. Hawai‘i Officially […]
The 2026-27 college football season is right around the corner, and the Big 12 Conference is holding its annual Media Days July 7-8 in Frisco, Texas. Arizona is sending seven players to the event along with coach Brent Brennan, a group of Wildcats who best represent what Brennan and his staff are building in the […]
When people talk about the greatest college basketball teams of all time, they mention Duke, Kentucky, UCLA and several other historically great programs. The term “blue blood” refers to the elite programs of college basketball who consistently win no matter the obstacles. Mike Krzyzewski took his Blue Devils to 13 Final Fours across five decades. […]
After a slew of transactions on Wednesday, the Los Angeles Lakers reportedly aren't done tinkering with their roster.
San Diego State will look very different on the court next season, especially as new members of the Pac-12, but we're explaining why Nick Anderson might be the key to an Aztecs resurgence.
Here are three main reasons why the Boston Celtics decided to pull off a shocking Jaylen Brown trade with the Philadelphia 76ers last night.
Jeff Teague has never really struck us as a guy who cared much for Duke. And as a Wake Forest guy, in fairness, why should he? This is ACC 101: everyone hates Duke, and, to a lesser extent now, UNC. But on this point, he’s fair. He talks about Jon Scheyer’s success at Duke and […]
After spending the better part of the past two seasons in the NBA, former second-round pick Bobi Klintman is headed back overseas, having agreed to a multiyear deal with Virtus Bologna, the Italian team announced in a press release. Donatas Urbonas of BasketNews first reported that Klintman was drawing EuroLeague interest and singled out Virtus […]
From Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu to Liverpool's Anfield, the best stadiums in world football right now have been ranked in order.
Indiana Athletic Director Scott Dolson sat down with Rick Pizzo of BTN earlier this year at the Big Ten meetings. Pizzo and Dolson discussed the football program’s national championship, Curt Cignetti, the first year of the Darian DeVries era, the ...
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