Tuesday, November 12, 2013

News On The Horizon 11/12/2013


Vikings take victory in home opener--The Cauldron
Viking Hats Help Fill CSU Student Section--Let's Go Vikes!
San Francisco Dons Game to be Webstreamed for Free--Let's Go Vikes!
CSU Schedules 4 Viking Voyages--Let's Go Vikes!
CSU Opens Road Slate at San Francisco on Wednesday Night--csuvikings.com

Detroit Mercy 106, U-M Dearborn 51: Juwan Howard Jr.'s double-double leads Titans--The Detroit Free Press
Men's Basketball Routs U-M Dearborn 106-51 in Home Opener--detroittitans.com

Titans Banish Blue Devils, 84-60--detroittitans.com

The Chase for 180: A quest to find college basketball’s best shooter--CollegeBasketballTalk
2) Travis Bader (Oakland): 166.6
2012-13: 22.1 ppg, 39.4% FG, 38.6% 3PT, 88.6% FT

The field goal percentage is a little low, but keep in mind that Bader is asked to do a lot for the Golden Grizzlies on the offensive end of the floor. Bader finished the 2012-13 season with a shot percentage of 29.2%, leading Oakland in that statistical category by more than five percentage points. He’ll certainly get shots up, and if he can knock them down at a higher clip he’ll be a fixture on the list.
Oakland University continues road trip at No. 22 UCLA--The Oakland Press

Oakland University says coach Beckie Francis was fired for mentally abusing players--The Detroit Free Press
In court filing, Oakland University details reasons behind basketball coach's firing--The Detroit News
'Emotional abuse' among reasons Oakland University says former coach Beckie Francis was fired--The Oakland Press
OAKLAND HOSTS UCF IN HOME OPENER ON TUESDAY--ougrizzlies.com

Drake's 1-man show--Whoosh!Net

Former UIC Basketball Player Empowers Women in Cameroon--uicflames.com

Recruiting roundup (11/11/13)--Phear The Phoenix

Kraker Named Horizon League WBB Freshman of the Week--GreenBayPhoenix.com

Young Panthers rally to sink Wildcats--Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Panthers Ride Huge Inside Edge To Impressive Win At Davidson--uwmpanthers.com

Peters Claims League Weekly Honor--valpoathletics.com
The Reverend Returns to Sacred Grounds Wednesday--valpoathletics.com

Crusader Women Face Illinois Tuesday Night in Champaign--valpoathletics.com

Interview with Andrew over at casualhoya.com--RaiderRoundball.com

Demmings Named HL Player of the Week--wsuraiders.com

College Hoops Week in Review: Julius Randle, Kendrick Perry and Providence--CollegeBasketballTalk
Morning Coffee: MEAC, Coppin State Pull Off Rare Road Victory--Mid-Major Madness
Other bites:

Kendrick Perry continued his hot start at the Kennesaw State Tournament. He finished the three days with 66 points, 18 rebounds and 17 assists, as Youngstown State went 3-0 after taking out Eastern Kentucky 75-67 on Sunday. Youngstown State may have been flying a little under the radar in the Horizon League, given the addition of Oakland and all the love put to Green Bay and Wright State. But the Penguins have proven that they will have one man that is going to be difficult for any team to stop.
Perry helps YSU men improve to 3-0--Youngstown Vindicator
Perry leads YSU to 3-0 start--Mahoning Valley Tribune Chronicle
Kendrick Perry Named Horizon League Men's Basketball Player of the Week--ysusports.com

YSU's Perry, Valpo's Peters Collect Men's Basketball Honors--Horizon League Network
#HLMBB News & Notes (Nov. 11)--Horizon League Network
UWM Knocks Off Davidson, Detroit Rolls in Home Opener--Horizon League Network

Titans Notch First Win of Season--Horizon League Network

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