Around the Horizon League: Weeks 2 and 3--
Hoopville
The Way vs. The Hall--
The Mid-MajorityMinnesota Loses Game And Trevor Mbakwe--
Basketball Predictions
Indiana 75, Butler 59
Indiana fans have watched Butler have so much success the past couple of years, but they now feel like they've got the talent they need to contend in the Big Ten, and it was clear coming into this game that they had this one marked on their calendar. And Indiana put on a shooting display in this game, going 8-for-13 behind the arc (compared to 5-for-18 for Butler) and 80.6% at the free throw line (compared to 54.5% for Butler). Indiana's not going to shoot that well so often, and Butler can feel like the Hoosiers got a little bit of hometown reffing, but I don't think this result really was that much of a fluke.
First of all, Butler struggled in the same ways they've struggled all season. Their ball handling and offensive creation has been awful. Ronald Nored is the only backcourt player who can create his own shot, and even he's not creating a lot of offense for his teammates. As a whole they had seven assists and 19 turnovers, and allowed Indiana to collect 14 steals. In addition, this is just one in a string of disappointing results for Butler. They lost to Evansville, got destroyed at home by Louisville and had a very narrow win over a mediocre Gardner Webb team. Their Pomeroy rating has slipped to 105th and their Sagarin PREDICTOR is 193rd, believe it or not.
I expect things to get better for Butler. They're not playing up to their talent, and Brad Stevens does a terrific job of adapting his game plans to his talent. He's just still figuring this team out. They're not the 193rd best team in the country - that's for sure. I'm very curious to see how they handle their conference opener against Valparaiso on Saturday. It's a game that they should win if they play well. The Hoosiers are now 6-0, though their best wins were over Butler and Evansville, so they've still got to prove themselves. They've got an interesting Big Ten/ACC Challenge game on Wednesday night at NC State. It will be a great opportunity to steal a win against a team that they might be fighting with for an at-large spot on Selection Sunday.
NBA: By staying the same, Utah Jazz could start season stronger--
Salt Lake Tribune
Beneath the surface: an interesting blend of veterans seeking redemption — Mehmet Okur, Raja Bell — and young guns who form the building blocks of the Jazz’s uncertain future — Derrick Favors, Gordon Hayward, Jeremy Evans, Kanter and Burks.
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Utah also won’t have to fill its roster with overpriced mercenaries, relying instead on nine athletes who already know the Jazz’s system and some of whom — Millsap, Miles, Jefferson, Favors, Hayward — are expected to show up for camp Dec. 9 in the best shape of their careers.
Ex-Butler stars Gordon Hayward, Shelvin Mack ready for NBA season to start--
Washington PostIndiana-Butler notebook: Hoosiers badger Bulldogs--
The Indy StarSheehey relishes coming off bench for IU--
The Indy StarOakland City at Butler men's basketball preview--
The Indy StarBulldogs Have Home Opener Against Bradley--
ButlerSports.com
Men's basketball highlights: Vikings 5-1 through Saturday--
The CauldronCleveland State Enters Horizon League Play as Conference Favorites--
Let's Go Vikes!Vikings Drop 2 Slots in Mid-Major Top 25--
Let's Go Vikes!Viking Voyage Details for 2011-2012 Cleveland State Basketball--
Let's Go Vikes!Celebrate the Holiday and Vikings Hoops on Dec 22nd--
Let's Go Vikes!Vikings Open League Play on Thursday at Wright State--
csuvikings.com
The NC-Double-Eh Stat Leaders - Week 3--
Raptors HQ
Assists
Junior Cadougan, Marquette – 6.4
Myck Kabongo, Texas – 5.2
Hernst Laroche, New Mexico State – 4.8
Christian Kabongo, New Mexico State – 3.5
Matthew Wright, St. Bonaventure – 3.3
Alex Johnson, NC State – 3.2
Kevin Pangos, Gonzaga – 3.0
Jason Calliste, Detroit – 2.9
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Free Throw % (minimum two made free throws per game)
Christian Kabongo, New Mexico State - .920
Nik Cochran, Davidson - .900
Ty Nurse, Texas Tech - .871
Jason Calliste, Detroit - .857
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Minutes
Andrew Nicholson, St. Bonaventure – 33.8
Tyler Murray, Wagner – 31.7
Jason Calliste, Detroit – 31.1
Detroit Mercy starter Nick Minnerath lost for season--
The Detroit Free PressUDM hoops loses forward Nick Minnerath for season--
The Detroit News
Flames Fall to Sharpshooting Redbirds, 77-56--
uicflames.com
Fordham at Loyola (Ill.) 11/26/2011--
The Mid-MajorityRambler women’s basketball team to face off against crosstown rival DePaul--
Loyola PhoenixWomen's Basketball Blog Entry #5: Lyndsey Booker--
LoyolaRamblers.comCheck it out--
Loyola PhoenixRamblers Open Horizon League Play At Milwaukee Thursday Night--
LoyolaRamblers.com
Women's basketball: UWGB moves up to No. 17 in USA Today/ESPN coaches poll--
Green Bay Press GazetteVideo Feature: San Juan Shootout--
uwgbathletics.comPhoenix Cracks AP Top 25 Poll, Moves up in Coaches Poll--
uwgbathletics.comWatch: Inside Phoenix Basketball: Nov. 28--
uwgbathletics.comGreen Bay Battle Tested as Horizon League Play Begins Thursday--
uwgbathletics.com
Panthers hold on for win--
Milwaukee Journal SentinelWBB: Milwaukee at Bradley--
Panther Blog ZonePostgame Report: Milwaukee at Bradley--
Panther Blog ZoneMilwaukee Hangs Tough For 71-67 Victory Over Bradley--
uwmpanthers.comWomen's Basketball Tip Time At Western Michigan Changed--
uwmpanthers.comKaylon vs. Ray Jr. – who is the better player?--
PantherU
IU Northwest at Valparaiso--
The Post-TribuneValpo Women Open Three-Game Homestand Wednesday Hosting Indiana-Northwest--
valpoathletics.com
Cleveland State winning despite losing NBA talent--
Dayton Daily NewsRecovering Wright State sophomore expected to play much more this week--
Wright State University Sports
Women's Hoops Returns Home to Play Western Michigan on Wednesday--
ysusports.com
StatSheet Horizon Players of the Week - November 28th, 2011--
Butler Blue FeverHigh-Major Men's Basketball Game Breakdowns 11/28-12/1--
College Sports Madness
LOYOLA-CHICAGO AT MILWAUKEE (8 p.m. Thursday at U.S. Cellular Arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
It’s hard to believe, but this game marks the start of Horizon League play for these two schools. It stands to reason for Loyola-Chicago, as 18 of its next 23 games are against Horizon teams. Loyola is off to a 1-4 start but found the win column Saturday in a 64-50 win over Fordham. Ben Averkamp (11.4 points) and Joe Crisman (11.0) lead a scoring attack that hasn’t been the best so far this year. Milwaukee (5-1) is licking its wounds following a 68-55 loss to Michigan State, and this game begins a stretch of three straight games against Chicago-area opponents (Loyola, Illinois-Chicago and DePaul). James Haarsma leads Milwaukee with 12.2 points and 9.3 rebounds per game.
Tom Crean gets biggest win in tenure over Butler--
Eye On College BasketballUtah Jazz: NBA's shortened, frantic-paced season may help Jazz--
Deseret News
Considering they'll be one of the youngest teams in the NBA — with promising up-and-comers like Derrick Favors, Gordon Hayward and Enes Kanter — maybe that will turn out to be a good thing for the Jazz.
Kragthorpe: Lockout’s end means Jazz’s reality resumes--
Salt Lake Tribune
In their final appearance, the Jazz beat Denver behind the 34-point effort of rookie Gordon Hayward, inspiring hope for the future.
As long as opponents field teams of rec center regulars, as the Nuggets did that night, the Jazz will be just fine.
Otherwise, they’ll do well to win 30 of these 66 games. They will be healthier and more talented than the team that finished last season, but also younger. Imagine this: If Hayward, Derrick Favors, Enes Kanter and Alec Burks are in the rotation, the Jazz will be relying on four players between the ages of 19 and 21, who played a combined five years of college basketball.
Butler Vs. Indiana: Hoosiers Lead 31-28 At Half--
SB Nation IndianaIndiana 75, Butler 59: Hoosiers Pull Away In Second Half.--
SB Nation IndianaIndiana 75, Butler 59: Hoosiers pull away from Bulldogs.--
The Crimson QuarryWill Sheehey scores 21 points to lead IU past Butler 75-59--
The Indy StarWhat’s ahead more telling than what’s behind--
Indy Star Butler InsiderBU has second-half meltdown (+Audio)--
Victory FirelightINDIANA 75, BUTLER 59--
THE unOFFICIAL BUTLER BULLDOGS MEN'S BASKETBALL PAGEMen’s basketball: Hoosiers use second half run to down Bulldogs--
Butler CollegianSecond Half Lifts Indiana Past Butler--
ButlerSports.comButler Starts Homestand With Oakland City--
ButlerSports.comHaley Howard Named To Nugget Classic All-Tournament Team--
ButlerSports.comBeth Couture Show - Episode 4--
ButlerSports.comCleveland St. 67, Rhode Island 45--
YardBarkerPat Riley seeks to fill Miami Heat’s holes for another title run--
Miami Herald
The starting point
Mario Chalmers is a restricted free agent but would like to remain in Miami. He made an impressive leap during last season’s playoffs, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the Heat is comfortable with making him a full-time starter. The market is thin on point guard, however, with Dallas’ J.J. Barea seemingly the only other suitable option.
By necessity, draft pick Norris Cole likely will receive minutes this season in a reserve role. It’s a less than ideal situation for the Heat — Cole will have a shortened training camp to prepare for his first season in the NBA with the league’s most high-profile team — but one the team has anticipated. The Heat moved up in the draft to land the point guard from Cleveland State.
Pogue sparks Cleveland State to 67-45 win over Rhode Island--
Cleveland Plain DealerCleveland State vs Rhode Island: Recap Notes--
Vikings BallD`Aundray Brown Receives Honorable Mention for the StatSheet Horizon Player of the Week - November 28th, 2011--
Vikings BallCleveland State Gets Big Win Over Rhode Island, 67-45--
Vikings BallPogue Scores Career-High 20 Points in 67-45 Win At Rhode Island--
csuvikings.comPoor shooting sinks Vikings women against Cornell--
Cleveland Plain DealerVikings Drop 79-59 Decision To Cornell, Blue Scores Career-High 26 Points--
csuvikings.comVikings Host Akron On Wednesday--
csuvikings.comInjuries, absences leave Detroit with only eight active players--
Searching for Billy EdelinVideo: Detroit Mercy star Ray McCallum scores on bounce shot--
The Detroit Free PressUPDATED: Nick Minnerath is questionable for Thursday's game against Youngstown State--
Titans UpdateDick Vitale Court Dedication Approaching--
detroittitans.comTitans Participating in "Toys for Tots"--
detroittitans.comRoad woes continue--
Whoosh!NetUIC vs Toledo: Recap Notes--
Flame FanaticToledo Too Much for UIC, 82-67--
Flame FanaticMen's Basketball Blog Entry #6: Jordan Hicks--
LoyolaRamblers.comUW-Green Bay women's basketball team ranked No. 23 in AP poll--
Green Bay Press GazetteWojta Earns Player of the Week Honors--
uwgbathletics.comAssessing UWGB's start--
UWGB BasketballHaarsma tabbed Horizon player of week--
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel#HorizonLeague Power Rankings (11-28-11)--
PantherUUPDATED: Lonnie Boga is questionable for Thursday's game against Loyola-Chicago--
UWM UpdateMilwaukee Overtakes UALR 59-54, Improves to 5-1--
Milwaukee Panther TracksHaarsma Earns Horizon League Player Of The Week Honors--
uwmpanthers.comPanthers Look For Another Win At Bradley Monday--
uwmpanthers.comOn this day 2 years ago - Nov 27, 2009--
Valpo DailyReevaluating the Predictions--
SectionEEWeek 3 Horizon League Power Rankings: Cleveland State continues to be class of league--
Wright State University SportsInterview with Wright State University President David Hopkins--
RaiderRoundball.comPenguins aim to buck Broncos--
The JambarFreshman builds fundamentals for future--
The JambarBrown, Allen named Jambar Players of the Week--
The Jambar
Green Bay's Julie Wojta Named Women's Basketball Player of the Week--
Horizon League NetworkWomen's Teams Go 1-1 against the MVC on Monday Night--
Horizon League NetworkMilwaukee's Haarsma Earns Men's Basketball Player of the Week Nod--
Horizon League Network
Lots of questions for O'Connor, Jazz as the end of lockout nears--
Deseret News
While tweeting and sweating up a late-night storm after learning about the NBA's labor resolution, C.J. Miles reminded everybody of an important fact.
"No I am not a free agent," Miles wrote on Twitter. "I play for the UTAH JAZZ."
He will again soon, at least.
Nine guys who ended the 2010-11 season in April with the Jazz can also claim that — in uppercase letters if they so choose — because they remain under contract for the condensed campaign of 2011-12.
Coach Tyrone Corbin's incoming group includes point guard Devin Harris, shooting guard Raja Bell, swingmen Gordon Hayward and Miles, small forward Jeremy Evans, power forwards Paul Millsap and Derrick Favors, along with centers Al Jefferson and Mehmet Okur.
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Will Hayward take over Kirilenko's role while promising Burks splits time with Bell, or will they bring the latter off the bench after his disappointing return to the NBA last year? Can Miles find the consistency he's lacked? Will the Jazz find a role for the wildly athletic Evans?
Jazz excited for compressed NBA season to start--
Salt Lake Tribune
If the CBA is approved, Corbin will rely upon returning starters Harris and Jefferson to lead the team, while everyone from Gordon Hayward and Paul Millsap to Kanter and Burks should receive significant playing time.
Hoosiers face in-state test--
The Post-TribuneZeller's college call has affected 2 teams--
The Indy StarRestarting the Butler-IU battle--
Victory FirelightButler (3-2) Goes Up Against Indiana (5-0)--
Butler Blue FeverIowa State Beats Bulldogs--
ButlerSports.comHofstra Beats Cleveland State at Its Own Game--
The Mid-MajorityUConn Gets Past Florida State In Overtime--
Basketball Predictions
Hofstra 63, Cleveland State 53
Cleveland State struggled with the aggressive play of Hofstra all night. Hofstra dominated the boards (a 47.8 OR% compared to a 15.4 OR% for Cleveland State). Hofstra shot 12-for-21 from the field in the second half, which sounds on paper like they got hot shooting the ball, when in fact ten of the 12 made baskets were layups or dunks. Hofstra just wanted this game more than Cleveland State did, and earned a huge win because of that.
Hofstra came into this game without a quality win, and with losses to Florida Atlantic, Oregon State and Rhode Island. Hofstra will next play Boston University, later today. Their toughest game before beginning conference play will be Iona on December 29th.
This is a disappointing loss for Cleveland State, particularly if they want to make a run at an at-large bid. This will likely be an RPI 100+ loss, and they don't have a lot of opportunities for good wins. They do have wins over Vanderbilt and Kent State, but they don't have much left on their schedule. They will play Rhode Island later today. Their next game after that will be a true road game at Wright State on Thursday.
Game on? NBA owners, players shake on deal--
Miami Herald
The Heat has work to do. Point guard Mario Chalmers is a restricted free agent, and draft pick Norris Cole, the point guard from Cleveland State, must be signed. The Heat will also likely shop for a point guard or center with its midlevel exception.
“I know right now everything is tentative, but it’s great news to get back to work and play basketball,” Cole said. “I’ve been trying to be patient and work out, and I’ve spent a lot of time at home with my family. I wasn’t used to living with my family because I was at college for four years.”
Cole will make his move to Miami this week and, upon signing his rookie contract, will be united with his new teammates who agree with his sentiments.
Hofstra hands Cleveland State first loss of season, 63-53--
Cleveland Plain DealerVikings Head Coach Gary Waters Talks About Loss to Hofstra--
Let's Go Vikes!Cleveland State vs Hofstra: Recap Notes--
Vikings BallHofstra Too Much for Cleveland State, 63-53--
Vikings BallVikings Dealt First Loss of Season, 63-53, To Hofstra--
csuvikings.comCSU Concludes Play in Ticket City Legends Classic At Rhode Island--
csuvikings.comA Study of Point Guards--
The Mid-MajorityMAC Basketball Review: A Mid-American Tail: Fievel Goes West--
Hustle Belt
Akron 81, Detroit 63 — No football coach? No sweat. The Zips continuously pulled away from their Horizon League foes, led by four individuals in double figures. Nikola Cvetinovic had the most for UA with 16 points (on just eight shots). And a 61 eFG% will help every time.
Detroit vs Akron: Recap Notes--
Titans UpdateDetroit Falls To Akron, 81-63--
Titans UpdateStone to Receive AD Distinguished Alumni Award--
detroittitans.comSimon's 27 Not Enough in Defeat at Akron, 81-63--
detroittitans.comTitans Edged By UTSA In Finale Of Thanksgiving Classic--
detroittitans.comToledo (4-1) Matches Win Total From Last Year (4-28)--
Hustle BeltUIC vs Toledo: Recap Notes--
Flame FanaticToledo Too Much for UIC, 82-67--
Flame FanaticMen's Basketball Comes up Short at Toledo, 82-67--
uicflames.comThursday's Horizon League Opener Kicks Off Eight-Game TV Slate for Men's Hoops--
uicflames.comWomen's Basketball Travels to Illinois State on Monday Night--
uicflames.comLoyola opens Gentile Arena with 64-50 triumph--
The Chicago TribuneLoyola snaps four-game skid--
The Chicago Sun-TimesFordham vs Loyola (Chicago): Recap Notes--
LU Wolf BallLoyola (Chicago) Drops Fordham, 64-50--
LU Wolf BallLoyola Opens Gentile Arena With 64-50 Victory Over Fordham--
LoyolaRamblers.comHambric Free Throw Pushes Loyola Past San Francisco, 65-63--
LoyolaRamblers.comWomen's basketball: Phoenix bests Georgia Tech in OT--
Green Bay Press GazetteRitchie's Three Lifts No. 18 Green Bay to Thrilling Overtime Win--
uwgbathletics.comPanthers record first victory--
Milwaukee Journal SentinelPanthers dispatch UALR; eyes on the Horizon--
PantherUBlack and Gold StatBreak--
PantherUMilwaukee vs Arkansas-Little Rock: Recap Notes--
UWM UpdateMilwaukee Drops Arkansas-Little Rock, 59-54--
UWM UpdatePostgame Report - Milwaukee at Arkansas-Little Rock--
Panther Blog ZonePanthers Use Late Surge To Claim Win In Little Rock--
uwmpanthers.comPanthers uses threes in downing Arkansas-Little Rock--
Milwaukee Journal SentinelWBB: Milwaukee at Western Illinois--
Panther Blog ZonePanthers Shine In Convincing Victory Over Western Illinois--
uwmpanthers.comVU women's basketball team falls without Richards--
The NWI TimesShorthanded Crusaders Fall to Montana State--
valpoathletics.comWSU rallies, fall short against Charlotte--
Dayton Daily NewsWSU unable to keep up with Charlotte's depth--
Dayton Daily NewsWright State battles after slow start but loses to Charlotte, 70-66--
Wright State University SportsHigh-scoring Wright State basketball alums face off in Austria--
Wright State University SportsWright State-Charlotte draws smallest crowd for D-I opponent in 53 games--
Wright State University SportsCharlotte 49ers Outlast the Raiders 70-66--
RaiderRoundball.comCharlotte vs Wright State: Recap Notes--
Rowdy ReviewWright State Struggles in 70-66 Loss To Charlotte--
Rowdy ReviewMen Drop 70-66 Decision to Charlotte--
wsuraiders.comWomen Fall at Missouri--
wsuraiders.comHot-shooting No. Iowa knocks off YSU women--
Youngstown VindicatorUNI Hits 11 3-Pointers as YSU Falls in Title Game--
Youngstown VindicatorBrooks blocks shot to help YSU to win--
Youngstown VindicatorYoungstown State vs St. Francis (PA): Recap Notes--
Guin ReportYoungstown State Steals Close One from St. Francis (PA), 60-59--
Guin ReportDuShawn Brooks Block at the Buzzer Seals 60-59 Win at Saint Francis (Pa.)--
ysusports.comYoungstown State, Loyola, Milwaukee Capture Saturday Wins--
Horizon League Network
High-Major Men's Basketball Game Breakdowns 11/25-11/27--
College Sports Madness
BUTLER AT INDIANA (7 p.m. Sunday at Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana)
In any other year recently, this would have been no contest. Not this time. Butler takes its 3-2 overall record to Bloomington and faces an Indiana squad that appears to have turned the corner under coach Tom Crean. Indiana is off to a 5-0 start, which may or may not hold up under the rigors of Big Ten Conference play, but the Hoosiers are at least trying. After losing two of the first three games against Evansville and Louisville, Butler has recovered for victories over Savannah State and Gardner-Webb (the latter was only a 68-66 victory, behind 22 points by Chrishawn Hopkins). Andrew Smith leads Butler with 12.6 points and 6.4 rebounds. Thanks to a sharp .554 field-goal percentage and 87 points per game, which rank a respective second and eighth in the nation for NCAA Division I schools, Indiana is off to a 5-0 start. Its last two victories are against – and no, this is not a repeat mistake – Savannah State and Gardner-Webb. Cody Zeller and Victor Oladipo are Indiana’s leading scorers and rebounders, combining for 22 points and 18 rebounds per contest.
10 years ago: Butler upset IU, then was left out of NCAAs--
The Indy StarIU another chance to measure growth--
Indy Star Butler InsiderNevada Edges Butler 71-69--
ButlerSports.comThe Rhode Island Less Traveled--
The Mid-MajorityBT Powerhouse Top 25: 2nd Edition--
BT PowerhouseCleveland State rallies to defeat Boston University, stays unbeaten--
Cleveland Plain DealerCoach Waters and Jermey Montgomery Talk About Win Over BU--
The CauldronCleveland State 63, Boston U 62--
Cleveland State HoopsVikings Rally To Defeat Boston, 63-62, And Stay Undefeated--
csuvikings.comVikings Earn Thrilling 72-66 Overtime Victory At Western Michigan--
csuvikings.comVikings Return Home To Host Cornell Sunday--
csuvikings.comThe NC-Double-Eh Schedule - Nov. 25--
Raptors HQ
7:00pm Utah vs. Detroit – This could be a great match up. Utah’s Taryn Wicijowski is on a tear since coming back from a knee injury last season. She’s averaging 17 points, 8.7 rebounds and 2 blocks in 29.3 minutes a game and is making up for lost time. Detroit’s Canadian in the middle, Yar Shayok is a reigning member of the Horizon League all defensive team. Watching these two go at it in the paint will be titanic. I didn’t even mention Michelle Plouffe who’s averaging a double-double, 11.7 points and 10 rebounds, for Utah.
Detroit (3-3) Faces Akron (2-2)--
Titans UpdateSaturday Tilt at Akron Completes Ohio Trip--
detroittitans.comWomen's Basketball Opens UTSA Thanksgiving Classic With Setback To Utah--
detroittitans.comUIC (2-2) Battles Toledo (3-1)--
Flame FanaticFlames Hit the Road to Face Toledo Saturday Night--
uicflames.comFlames Improve to 4-1 With a 67-46 Win Over Central Methodist--
uicflames.comLoyola to open new Gentile Arena on Saturday--
The Chicago TribuneLoyola (Chicago) (0-4) Takes On Fordham (1-1)--
LU Wolf BallLate Run Sends Akron Past Loyola, 97-86--
LoyolaRamblers.comWomen's Basketball Blog Entry #4: Gabby Micek--
LoyolaRamblers.comMen's basketball: Bennett's team trounces UWGB--
Green Bay Press GazetteGreen Bay vs Virginia: Recap Notes--
Phoenix FeverVirginia Crushes Green Bay, 68-42--
Phoenix FeverSlow Starts Doom Phoenix in Loss at Virginia--
uwgbathletics.comWomen's basketball preview: UWGB vs. Georgia Tech--
Green Bay Press GazetteHow they respond--
PantherUMilwaukee (4-1) Goes Up Against Arkansas-Little Rock (2-3)--
UWM UpdateExtended Road Trip Starts At Western Illinois Saturday--
uwmpanthers.com2nd half costs Valpo in 80-47 loss to No. 3 OSU--
MICentralSports.comHarris keeps VU in the game during first half--
The Post-TribuneOhio State busts Valparaiso’s upset bid--
The Post-TribuneValparaiso at Ohio State, Nov. 25, Live Blog--
Off The MarkDiebler's father has court-side seat--
The NWI TimesBuckeyes bounce the Crusaders--
The NWI TimesValparaiso vs Ohio State: Recap Notes--
Valpo DailyValparaiso Beaten By #3 Ranked Ohio State, 80-47--
Valpo DailyOhio St. game wrap up...--
SectionEECrusaders Fall at #3/3 Ohio State--
valpoathletics.comColorado Downs Valpo to Open Omni Hotels Classic--
valpoathletics.comValpo Battles Montana State Saturday Night in Colorado--
valpoathletics.comPreview: Wright State vs. Charlotte--
Dayton Daily NewsWSU's Pacher rebounding from injury--
Dayton Daily NewsWright State stopped attacking in loss to North Florida--
Wright State University SportsGame 6 Preview: Charlotte (2-2) at Wright State (2-3)--
Wright State University SportsWright State (2-3) and Charlotte (2-2) Square Off--
Rowdy ReviewYoungstown State at Penn State 11/23/2011--
The Mid-MajorityYSU MEN’S PREVIEW | Today’s game--
Youngstown VindicatorMen's Basketball Visits Saint Francis (Pa.) Saturday Afternoon--
ysusports.comBrown Goes Over 1,000, Leads Penguins to Victory at LMU--
ysusports.comGuins Go for Tournament Crown Saturday vs. UNI--
ysusports.comBusy Friday Night in Women's Hoops--
Horizon League NetworkCleveland State Collects Last-Second Win on Friday--
Horizon League Network
