Mid-Major Report: Power Rankings--College Basketball Nation Blog
New York Knicks (13-4) at Miami Heat (12-4), 8 p.m. (ET)--Miami Herald
With starting forward Shane Battier still out with a sprained right knee, the Heat got all of a sudden very thin at point guard. Mario Chalmers tore a tendon in his finger against the Wizards and could be out close to a week. Backup guard Norris Cole sat in Washington with a sore groin.Miami Heat is walking wounded--Miami Herald
There would be many game-time decisions, he said. Mario Chalmers’ finger is in a splint. Shane Battier’s right knee made it through the shootaround, as did Norris Cole with his sore groin. But things can change quickly. Udonis Haslem has a hip pointer; he only lasted 10 minutes in the morning workout.Heat's Chalmers back in lineup vs. Knicks; Carmelo out--South Florida Sun Sentinel
“It’s called the NBA, baby,” Dwyane Wade said of his battered squad. “Everyone’s banged up.”
Chalmers and Cole both played, but were limited by their injuries in Thursday’s 112-92 blowout loss at home.
Coach Erik Spoelstra said before the game all 15 players are available, including guards Mario Chalmers and Norris Cole and forward Shane Battier and Udonis Haslem. All were labled as game-time decisions after the morning shootaround, but Chalmers and Haslem will start after overcoming recent injuries.Knicks' 3-pointers too much for LeBron, Heat 112-92--South Florida Sun Sentinel
Despite ailments limiting the Heat's Udonis Haslem, Mario Chalmers, Norris Cole and Shane Battier, all four were in uniform and in the rotation.
Detroit’s Doug Anderson’s one-handed alley oop slam--It's Always Sunny in Detroit
Hold successful 'Star Wars Night,' University of Detroit did--Eye On College Basketball
Former Detroit Assistant Carlos Briggs Says He Was Wrongfully Fired--Mid-Major Madness
Ex-Detroit basketball assistant alleges wrongful firing--USA Today
Detroit Tops Toledo, 79-73--Titans Update
Ex-assistant coach claims he was wrongly dismissed by UDM officials--Varsity Press
Second Roundball Luncheon Scheduled for Friday at Dino's--detroittitans.com
Titans' Comeback Effort Falls Short In Overtime At Ball State--detroittitans.com
Illinois-Chicago routs Roosevelt 81-43--Daily Herald
UIC Crushes Roosevelt, 81-43--Flame Fanatic
Flames Ready for Third Straight Road Contest at Indiana State--uicflames.com
Loyola Faces Tough Test, Visits No. 19 Michigan State Saturday--LoyolaRamblers.com
Ramblers Travel To Omaha For Saturday Afternoon Battle--LoyolaRamblers.com
Men's basketball: UWGB drops 12th straight nonconference road game--Green Bay Press Gazette
ESPN unveils new Mid-Major college basketball rankings--UWGB Hoops Blog
Green Bay Drops One To Tennessee Tech, 74-68--Phoenix Fever
Green Bay Drops Close Contest at Tennessee Tech--GreenBayPhoenix.com
Milwaukee Destroyed By Buffalo, 72-52--UWM Update
Milwaukee (2-6) Goes Up Against Northern Illinois (2-5)--UWM Update
Panthers Look To Get Back On Track When NIU Visits Friday--uwmpanthers.com
High Traffic Videos...--Panther Blog Zone
Milwaukee Looks To Keep Offense Rolling Saturday At Toledo--uwmpanthers.com
Weekend Preview: Gonzaga and Illinois highlight Saturday’s action--CollegeBasketballTalk
Five more games that you have to watch:Valparaiso set for road game against lone currently ranked team on schedule--The Post-Tribune
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Sat. 9:00 pm: Valparaiso at No. 18 New Mexico: Valpo reminds me a bit of Davidson. They have a couple of talented, versatile big men in Ryan Broekhoff and Kevin Van Wjik and a slew of experience up and down their roster. Davidson gave the Lobos all kinds of trouble at the Pit earlier this season. I think Valpo will keep things interesting as well.
Valparaiso Beats IPFW, 63-52--Valpo Daily
PPS - 1st 8 Games--Section EE
WSU Insider: Raiders continue to battle injury bug--Dayton Daily News
Raiders off to strong start--Dayton Daily News
Former hoops player Corey Cooperwood continues career in Australia--The Guardian
Women’s basketball recovering from loss to UD, ready for road trip--The Guardian
Penguin men roll past Geneva--Youngstown Vindicator
Penguins blast Geneva, 93-50--Mahoning Valley Tribune Chronicle
Twelve Penguins Score as YSU Cruises to 93-50 Win Over Geneva--ysusports.com
Early-Season Success of UIC, Loyola Making Horizon League Basketball Relevant in Chicago--Horizon League Network
YSU Earns Lone Win of Night--Horizon League Network
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