Friday’s basketball: UM women rally — with 52-0 run--Detroit News
State menHorizon League Power Rankings, Nov. 18--The Catch and Shoot
(At) Illinois 89, Detroit Mercy 69: Malcolm Hill led the way for Illinois with 25 points and the Illini took care of business. Illinois (4-0) continued its strong start to the season with another complete game from different players in the opening game of the NIT Season Tip-Off tournament.
The Illini had little trouble scoring, shooting 27 of 52 from the field and 8 of 19 from 3-point range. Friday marked the second straight game the Illini had difficulty shooting from the free-throw line however, finishing 27 of 38.
Tracy Abrams continued to have a strong return to basketball, scoring 15 points and finishing with four rebounds.
Detroit Mercy (1-2) had trouble keeping up with Illinois’ fast offensive pace from the start — the Titans never held a lead.
Josh McFolley and Jaleel Hogan both led the way with 16 points for a team that finished shooting 43 percent from the field and 24 percent from beyond the arc.
The Titans fell behind in most categories against the Illini, but Illinois won the rebound battle 39-29, including 33-25 defensive rebounds.
(At) Oakland 102, Goshen 59: Martez Walker scored 18 of his 21 points in the first half, Sherron Dorsey-Walker added a career-high 20 points and Oakland routed Goshen to open the Great Alaska Shootout.
Up 56-30 at halftime, the Golden Grizzlies (3-0) opened the second half with a 9-1 run in which Dorsey-Walker hit a 3-pointer and continued to pull away. All 11 Golden Grizzlies who played scored at least a field goal and freshman Isaiah Brock (12 points) had his first double-digit game.
Jaevin Cumberland scored a career-high 16 points and Stevie Clark had a career-high 10 assists. Xavier Hill-Mais grabbed a career-high nine rebounds.
The last time Oakland scored 100 or more points was 104 against ETSU on March 29, 2016.
The Golden Grizzlies shot 50 percent from the floor (38 of 76) while holding NAIA member Goshen to 34 percent.
Christian Grider led the Maple Leafs with 19 points in 23 minutes off the bench.
Shawn Christian commits to CSU men’s basketball--The Cauldron
1-1 CSU Vikings Continue Bluegrass Showcase Tonight Against UT-Martin--NEO Sports Insiders
Cleveland State Falls to UT-Martin 86-74--NEO Sports Insiders
Welcome to the Cleveland State Youth Movement--Campus Pressbox
Shorthanded Cleveland State holds off Canisius--Cleveland State Hoops
CSU's Second Half Rally Falls Short in Setback at UT-Martin--csuvikings.com
Season preview: men and women’s basketball--The Cauldron
CSU announces partnership with informational app Statzhub--The Cauldron
Vikings Host Toledo In Home Opener At 12:00 p.m. On Saturday--csuvikings.com
Dan Dickerson to call TV games for Detroit Mercy--Detroit Free Press
Titans To Host Star Wars Day, Canned Food Drive On Nov. 26--detroittitans.com
Titans Tripped Up At Illinois--detroittitans.com
Detroit Mercy Heads To Florida For Battle With The Seminoles--detroittitans.com
Women’s basketball: No. 21 Michigan State edges WMU in OT, 68-64--Detroit Free Press
More state womenMitchell's Career Day Not Enough, Titans Fall at Bradley--detroittitans.com
Bradley 70, Detroit Mercy 60: The Titans played their third straight road game to start the season, falling to the Braves at Peoria, Ill. Rosanna Reynolds scored 14 points for UDM (1-2), and Kelsey Mitchell added 12 points and 16 rebounds. Leti Lerman had 11 points and 22 rebounds for Bradley. The Titans open at home Monday against Kent State.
Oakland routs Goshen 102-59 behind Walker's 21 points--goldengrizzlies.com
GAME 3: OAKLAND OPENS TWO-GAME ROAD SWING AT FORT WAYNE--goldengrizzlies.com
Dixson’s summer improvement shows in UIC home opener--The Catch and Shoot
Pressure cookers--Whoosh! Net
UIC Begins Busy Week with Trinity Christian--uicflames.com
UIC Signs “Two Aces” for 2017-18--uicflames.com
Flames, IUPUI Primed for Saturday Matinee--uicflames.com
Tonight’s Menu
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The Bill Frack Challenge in Bowling Green has UMKC taking on the host school followed by Murray State facing Green Bay.
UWGB puts up fight, falls to Notre Dame--Green Bay Press Gazette
Green Bay's Comeback Falls Just Short at No. 1/1 Notre Dame, 71-67--greenbayphoenix.com
Intensity falls off as Panthers lose at Memphis--PantherU
Tigers Hold Off Milwaukee Surge To Claim 68-54 Win--mkepanthers.com
Milwaukee Visits DePaul For Sunday Matinee--mkepanthers.com
Panther Sports Report Debuts Monday December 12--mkepanthers.com
Get Ready For Winter With New Panther Ticket Offer--mkepanthers.com
Milwaukee Takes On Former League Foe Loyola On Sunday--mkepanthers.com
Today’s Menu:Oregon Has Bigger Issues Than Dillon Brooks’ Health--Rush The Court
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Out West, Valparaiso is at Oregon for the second straight year. The Crusaders have been shaky at times early this year, and they’ll face a very motivated team after the Ducks were drilled by Baylor on Tuesday.
Oregon has no time to lick its wounds as undefeated Valparaiso comes to Eugene tonight. The Crusaders are better than your average mid-major but this is still a chance for the Ducks, even without the services of Brooks for another night, to flex their muscles and prove they are a capable team regardless.No. 4 Oregon overpowers Valparaiso 76-54--CBS Sports
College Hoops Viewing Guide For Thursday, November 17, 2016--Blogging The Bracket
Valparaiso Crusaders (3-0) at Oregon Ducks (1-1), 9 p.m. (Pac-12 Network National and Oregon)Local roundup: Oregon knocks off cold-shooting Valparaiso--Post-Tribune
Last November, the Ducks defeated the Crusaders by six. Alec Peters and company return with the aim of reversing that result. Oregon might not be in the mood, however, thanks to Tuesday’s surprising loss at Baylor.
Crusaders head west for first road trip of the season--NWI Times
Ducks pull away from Valparaiso in second half--NWI Times
Men's basketball to face Alabama in Las Vegas--Valpo Torch
Men embark on rematch against Oregon--Valpo Torch
Crusaders Fall at #4/4 Oregon Thursday Evening--valpoathletics.com
Women fall short in season opener--Valpo Torch
Hamlet Layup at Buzzer Lifts Valpo to Comeback Victory at Chicago State--valpoathletics.com
Women’s Basketball Welcomes 2017-18 Recruiting Class--valpoathletics.com
Crusaders Look to Make it Back-To-Back Wins on Saturday--valpoathletics.com
Norse can’t hold second half lead, fall to Austin Peay--The Northerner
MBB falls to Austin Peay, 77-69, to open Tarkett Sports Classic--nkunorse.com
@NKUNorseWBB Signing Day: Kailey Coffey--nkunorse.com
@NKUNorseWBB hosts IU East in Saturday night contest--nkunorse.com
Men's Basketball Hosts Toledo--wsuraiders.com
Women Win at Eastern Illinois With Strong Second Half--wsuraiders.com
Women's Basketball Stays on Road--wsuraiders.com
College Basketball | Morse scores 18 in Penguins’ loss to Jacksonville--Youngstown Vindicator
Penguins Drop 79-54 Decision to Jacksonville--ysusports.com
Men's Basketball Faces South Alabama Saturday Afternoon--ysusports.com
YSU Loses First Game at Bank of Hawaii Classic to Rainbow Wahine--ysusports.com
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