UIC Places 43 Student-Athletes On 2010 Horizon League Spring Academic Honor Roll--
uicflames.comBanner Boys Charity game on August 6th--
PantherURecognize--
PantherUPanthers Say Thank You After Successful Golf Outing--
uwmpanthers.comSelf, Calipari, Boeheim, Barnes and others scout next season--
Sports Illustrated
Homer Drew, Valparaiso
This is one coach I spoke with whom I didn't pepper with questions about his team. I was more curious as to why Drew, who will turn 66 in September and is about to begin his 42nd year in coaching, is still spending his summer chasing high school kids around the country. "I really don't enjoy this aspect of the job, to be honest," Drew told me. "You're away from home, you watch so many games, you've done it for 40 years. I tell [my son and assistant coach] Bryce, 'Just get me to the parents.' "
Still, it is always inspirational, not to mention great fun, to spend time visiting with Homer Drew. He is funny and pleasant and exudes such a genuine joie de vivre. Despite his distaste for recruiting (and he's hardly alone among his peers in that regard), he still loves his work and has no plans to retire soon. "I'm still a kid at heart. I enjoy the teaching part of it," he said. "One nice thing about it is, young people keep you young."
My advice to all Hoop Thinkers is to take some time if you get a chance to chat with Homer Drew about everything and nothing. And if you ever spot him in a Las Vegas casino, shake his hand right before you play craps. Trust me on that one.
Horizon League Announces 2010 Spring Academic Honor Roll--
Horizon League Network
For long term, IPFW’s sights set on Horizon--
Fort Wayne Journal GazetteFields announced for the Legends and CBE Classics--
Ballin' is a HabitUSA Basketball's Select team announced--
Ballin' is a Habit3 Indiana players to train against Olympic basketball team--
The Indy StarMack, Johnson, Zeller on squad--
The Indy StarShelvin Mack Named To USA Select Team--
ButlerSports.comHayward, Thornton Named Top Butler Athletes--
ButlerSports.comMorning Five: 07.07.10 Edition--
Rush The Court
The Legends Classic announced the match-ups and locations for the regional match-ups of its early season tournament with Syracuse, Georgia Tech, Michigan, and UTEP hosting a bunch of sacrificial lambs–Albany, Bowling Green, Detroit, Gardner-Webb, Mercer, Niagara, Western Carolina, and William & Mary.
Detroit Mercy to play Syracuse in Legends Classic--
The Detroit NewsUDM's Engel Receives CoSIDA Award--
detroittitans.comDildy named Chicago State coach--
ESPNChicago.comWhat Tracy Dildy's hiring means to Chicago--
ChicagoNow.comDildy to coach at Chicago State--
The Chicago Sun-TimesDildy leaving UIC Flames for Chicago State's top job--
Daily HeraldTracy Dildy leaves UIC--
PantherUJosh Mayo Playing For Dallas Mavericks Summer League Team--
uicflames.comDildy Departs UIC For Head Coaching Position At Chicago State--
uicflames.comButtell, Kreps And Harding Named To NABC Honors Court--
uicflames.comMorning Five: 07.09.10 Edition--
Rush The Court
The CBE Classic (not Tournament) has announced that Duke, Kansas State, Gonzaga, and Marquette will host the regional games against Princeton and Miami (OH); James Madison and Presbyterian; Bucknell and Wisconsin-Green Bay; and IUPUI and San Diego State, respectively. The hosts will automatically advance to the semifinals in Kansas City regardless of whether they win or lose the regional games.
UW-Green Bay men's basketball team sets Marquette matchup--
Green Bay Press GazetteUWGB men's basketball: Phoenix-Duke matchup falls through--
Green Bay Press GazetteBollant Named WBCA DI Coach of the Year--
uwgbathletics.comEarly Horizon League Predictions--
PantherUFranklin Makes Bucks' Summer League Roster--
uwmpanthers.comHarris joining Valpo teammates for series in Mexico--
The Beacon NewsFour Big East Teams Headline Crusader Women’s Hoops Slate--
valpoathletics.comFormer Raider takes shot at autobiography--
Dayton Daily NewsCould the Horizon League get bigger?--
Mark Katz's BlogRoger Bacon big man mulling WSU offer--
Mark Katz's BlogIndiana center and WSU target stays home in college choice--
Mark Katz's BlogFormer Kentucky recruit building relationships with WSU--
Mark Katz's Blog