Week 1 tempo-free recap (with embedded tweets!)--Horizon League Hoops
Week 1 tempo-free rankings (with attendance figures!)--Horizon League Hoops
Miami Heat ready for revamped Houston Rockets--Miami Herald
The Mike Miller Foundation raised over $50,000 for St. Jude Children’s Hospital — auctioning off sports memorabilia, jewelry and ticket packages for courtside seats to Heat games. Bosh, Ray Allen, Terrel Harris, Norris Cole, Udonis Haslem, James Jones and Shane Battier enjoyed an evening at the casino.
Vikings Open Four-Game Roadswing At Ohio--csuvikings.com
Titans Invade Big Apple to Face St. John's in #TipOffMarathon--detroittitans.com
Tip-Off Marathon and Roundball Luncheon this Week--detroittitans.com
Key 3-pointers help UIC win opener 59-52--The Chicago Tribune
UIC Beats UC Riverside, 59-52--Flame Fanatic
Flames Defeat UC Riverside in Season Opener, 59-52--uicflames.com
Monday's matchup: Rockhurst at Loyola--The Chicago Tribune
Second Half Surge Pushes Loyola Past La Salle, 56-50--LoyolaRamblers.com
Sykes Claims Horizon League Player of the Week Honor--GreenBayPhoenix.com
Late-Night Snacks: A recap of Sunday’s action--CollegeBasketballTalk
1. South Carolina 82, Milwaukee 75 (OT)Milwaukee confused a lot of people yesterday--Horizon League Hoops
The first win of the Frank Martin era in Columbia was a tough one, as the Gamecocks needed two free throws from Mindaugas Kacinas to send the game into overtime. Brenton Williams scored 12 of his 14 points in the extra session and freshman Michael Carrera went for 17 points and 15 rebounds to lead South Carolina past the Panthers.
10 observations from opening weekend--College Basketball Nation Blog
7. Sunday was a great day for new coaches. Tim Miles opened his Nebraska career with an 11-point win over Southern and Danny Manning got things rolling at Tulsa with a 110-54 victory over LSU Shreveport. South Carolina rallied from a 15-point deficit to defeat Milwaukee in overtime, giving Frank Martin a dubya in his first game as a Gamecock. Larry Brown’s SMU debut saw all five starters score in double figures in a 73-58 victory over Loyola Marymount. Sports Illustrated’s Andy Glockner joked on Twitter that, after the game, Brown resigned and contacted the Los Angeles Lakers about their once vacant head coaching position.UWM men fall to South Carolina in OT--Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee Drops One To South Carolina in Overtime, 82-75--UWM Update
Postgame Report - Milwaukee at South Carolina--Panther Blog Zone
South Carolina Comeback Beats Milwaukee In Overtime--uwmpanthers.com
Badgers Pull Away From Panthers In Second Half--uwmpanthers.com
24 questions for 24-hour Tip-Off Marathon--College Basketball Nation Blog
7. How will Valparaiso perform against Northern Illinois with a healthy Kevin Van Wijk? There were a lot of questions about Valparaiso’s prospects after the standout underwent offseason knee surgery. But his performance against Georgia Southern (16 points) in his team’s season opener suggested that he’s healthier than most realized. That’s clearly a good sign for a Crusaders squad that needs to build momentum -- and give Van Wijk more reps so he can continue to work on his postsurgery mobility -- prior to the start of Horizon League play.Men’s basketball: VU eager to rise and shine--The Post-Tribune
Valpo Men Set For 7am Tip on ESPN--valpoathletics.com
Today's Specials: Plenty of action, 24-hour marathon kicks off at midnight--Eye On College Basketball
Three things to keep an eye on:Freshman Bobby Hain Named Horizon League Co-Newcomer of the Week--ysusports.com
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Georgia has some optimism in the SEC this year, but on Monday the Bulldogs need to keep an eye on Youngstown State (7 p.m., ESPNU). Kendrick Perry is a stud, and Damian Eargle is solid. Can Kentavious Caldwell-Pope be more efficient?
UIC, Milwaukee Split Results on Sunday--Horizon League Network
Green Bay's Sykes, UWM's Aaron and YSU's Hain Collect Men's Basketball Weekly Honors--Horizon League Network
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