Hayward sparks U.S.--
The Indy Star
Detroit Mercy: McCallum watching out for his son, Titans' future--
The Detroit Free PressJuly is hot time for college basketball recruiting--
The Detroit Free Press"A lot of head coaches haven't seen these kids play, and this is their chance," Detroit Mercy coach Ray McCallum said.
76 Classic pairings finalized--
Parrish: The ThoughtsTeam USA defeats Puerto Rico--
The Indy StarUS unbeaten in junior championships--
The Indy StarHayward's 3-pointers lead to Team USA win--
The Indy StarButler's Hayward sparks U.S.--
The Indy StarDawgs lead USA in assists, rebounds--
Indy Star Butler InsiderMack, Hayward do more than score--
Indy Star Butler InsiderPost defense a concern for Team USA--
Indy Star Butler InsiderButler pursues Park Tudor guard--
Indy Star Butler InsiderHayward's breakout game--
Indy Star Butler InsiderHayward, Mack go for the gold--
Indy Star Butler InsiderUSA Downs Puerto Rico At U19 World Championship--
ButlerSports.comUSA Advances To FIBA U19 World Championship Quarterfinals--
ButlerSports.comUSA Advances To Gold Medal Game At U19 World Championship--
ButlerSports.com
Cleveland State University men's basketball team shows off program during King City Classic--
Cleveland Plain DealerBenedictine senior Cameron Wright back in the college recruiting game: Terry Pluto--
Cleveland Plain DealerJayson Gee Ranked Among Top Assistant Coaches--
csuvikings.comDetroit Mercy announces men's basketball schedule--
The Detroit Free PressCalifornia, DePaul and Michigan on Titans' schedule--
The Detroit Free PressTitans Take Northville Campers To School--
detroittitans.comMajor Conference Foes Featured On 2010 Detroit Basketball Schedule--
detroittitans.com
Marquee names on non-conference schedule--
Whoosh!NetTracy Dildy Named One Of CollegeInsider.com's Top 25 Mid-Major Assistants--
uicflames.comMen's Basketball Reveals Nine Non-League Games For 2009-10--
uicflames.com
Former UWGB star Soulis enjoys life in the pros--
Green Bay Press GazetteWomen's basketball: Phoenix in top 25 academically--
Green Bay Press GazetteMen's basketball: UWGB will be UW's only road game of nonleague season--
Green Bay Press Gazette
World University Games Hits Medal Round--
Panther Blog ZoneJeter Previews Russia Game Today--
Panther Blog Zone
Insurance for the sports fan's fragile psyche--
The Post-Tribune
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Broekhoff performing well in U19 Worlds--
Off The MarkValparaiso heading to Purdue/Michigan State?--
Inside VU Sports
Miami or WSU? Wilmington star picks RedHawks--
Dayton Daily NewsUD and WSU meet on the basketball court, really--
Dayton Daily NewsRaiders add strength--
Mark Katz's BlogRaiders busy during summer--
Mark Katz's Blog
Men's Basketball Boasts Successful Summer Youth Camps--
ysusports.com
U.S. under-19 team rolls--
The Indy StarHayward heats up a little--
Indy Star Butler InsiderUSA Remains Unbeaten At U19 World Championship--
ButlerSports.comValpo grad Hummel scores 10 in dominant USA victory--
The NWI TimesIn other action, Valparaiso University sophomore Cameron Witt scored three points and grabbed three rebounds in a losing effort as Greece knocked off Australia 89-72. At the Under-19 World Championships in New Zealand, incoming VU freshman Ryan Broekhoff led Australia to a 69-62 victory over Spain with a team-leading 16 points and seven rebounds.
Foul trouble plagues Hummel in Team USA's victory--
The NWI TimesIn other action at the World University Games, Valparaiso University sophomore Cameron Witt scored two points and grabbed a rebound as Australia fell 84-66 to Serbia. At the U-19 championships in New Zealand, incoming VU freshman Ryan Broekhoff had six points and six rebounds to help lead Australia to a 96-54 win over Syria.
