Sunday's basketball: Detroit Mercy women get first Horizon League win--Detroit News
Women's Basketball to Host National Girls & Women in Sports Day, Pink Game in February--detroittitans.com
LAMPMAN TABBED NIKE #HLMBB FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK--goldengrizzlies.com
WILLIAMS EARNS #HLWBB PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR THIRD TIME THIS SEASON--iupuijags.com
Defensive issues mounting for Green Bay--Phear The Phoenix
Green Bay’s home game vs Northern Kentucky to air on ESPNU--Phear The Phoenix
Panther Baby Race Coming February 8--mkepanthers.com
GOAT Watch: 4 NKU Hoopers Climbing the All-Time Leaderboards--Norse Report
The Other Top 25: Can you rank the top five teams in the Atlantic 10? Because we could not.--Mid-Major Madness
The Other Top 25
| Rank | School | Record | Change | Our reasoning | This week's games |
|---|
| 25 | Wright State | 15-4 | -4 | The Raiders' comeback attempt in the final four minutes against UIC was impressive, but it exposed one of the team's flaws: Wright State only shoots 66.1% from the free-throw line on the season. That figure has gotten worse in Horizon League play, as the Raiders rank dead-last in the conference at 61.3%. | vs. Cleveland State (1/16), vs. Youngstown State (1/18) |
Tanner Holden, Wing, Wright State
Holden has eased into a big role on another flying Raiders team. Alongside Bill Wampler, Loudon Love and Cole Gentry, Holden has emerged as a reliable scorer and rebounder (10.8 PPG, 6.6 RPG). He’s been a key part of Scott Nagy’s rotation on a team that figures to push its win total into the 20’s. A hot start bottomed into an early-season lull, but Holden has found his confidence again, and has scored in double figures in over half of the Raiders’ league games.
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