
2015-16 Men's Basketball Intros: Julian Torres--uicflames.com
Top 25 Flames for 2015-16: Terri Bender--uicflames.com

Former Valparaiso standout Ron Howard helps lead team to semifinals of The Tournament--The NWI Times
Primarily a collection of news links about all 11 Horizon League teams on a daily basis, culled from online newspapers, school athletic websites, the conference website, and school newspapers, plus some other content from time to time.
All four Valparaiso coaches allowed on the road for the evaluation period were front and center on Sunday at the Best of the Midwest for Brachen Hazen, a 6-8 forward from Columbia City. Hazen has set an official visit for Central Florida the weekend of Sept. 3-5.#BTHype catches up with Ryan Broekhoff--believethehypeNBA.com
Surprises? Last season Jerrelle Benimon surprised coaches, media, and fans with his play. He showed a knack for rebounding and was a key member to the summer league team. Could Alen Omic be the surprise? Keep an eye on Ryan Broekhoff and even on Jamaal Franklin. Franklin has a non-guaranteed deal with Denver, and will have to play well to stick with the team. He may also get a camp invite, so Vegas may not be make or break for him.
Summer syllabus: Five teams to watchAustralian forward Ryan Broekhoff rolls dice on NBA Summer League with Denver Nuggets--The Age Sport
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Valparaiso: The Crusaders were a trendy pick to upset No. 4 seed Maryland in the opening round of the NCAA tournament last season. They fell by three points, but that game offered a glimpse at a quality team that most college hoops fans hadn’t watched during the regular season. Valpo loses only one starter from that group, senior forward and Horizon League defensive player of the year Vashil Fernandez. Coach Bryce Drew should have his team on track for another conference title and NCAA tournament berth provided the Crusaders’ defense doesn’t falter without Fernandez’s rim protection.
23. Ray McCallum Jr. (No. 43): McCallum turned pro after playing three seasons with his father at Detroit. He was a second round pick in 2013 and has spent the last two seasons playing with Sacramento. He started 30 games this past season.And So It Begins…..Calihan Hall Scoreboard Is Now Down--detroittitans.com