News On The Horizon 11/6/2016

The Morning Dish – Saturday, November 5, 2016--Hoopville

Continuing our look at conferences:
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Valparaiso and Oakland have been the teams to beat in the Horizon League of late, and despite the departure of Bryce Drew from the former, the Crusaders will remain the team to beat this season. They return star forward Alec Peters and more winning experience for first-year head coach Matt Lottich. Oakland has three starters back and will always be well-tested, while Green Bay is an intriguing team with six seniors but also having lost two all-league players.

SITTING DOWN WITH JC--goldengrizzlies.com
GETTING TO KNOW BRAD BRECHTING--goldengrizzlies.com

UIC holds off Judson in preseason exhibition--The Catch and Shoot
UIC Knocks Out Judson, 95-78--uicflames.com

Jordan Debuts With Victory As Panthers Top Falcons--mkepanthers.com

The Morning Dish – Sunday, November 6, 2016--Hoopville

Side Dishes

Notable exhibition results from Saturday: Butler handled Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 77-50, the same team that played Michigan State within 10 points. Indiana took care of Bellarmine (Ky.) 73-49, Gonzaga rolled up a 122-76 win over West Georgia, Xavier topped Ferris State (Mich.) 80-56, St. Bonaventure ran over Alfred (N.Y.) 99-72, Houston defeated N.C.-Pembroke 94-67 and Valparaiso got by Hillsdale (Mich.) 78-63.

Crusaders Down Hillsdale In Exhibition Action Saturday--valpoathletics.com