Patrick Ewing, Ed Cooley, Matt McMahon and the other names to watch this college basketball coaching carousel--The Athletic
Dennis Gates, head coach, Cleveland State. The 42-year-old Gates was a hot commodity heading into last year’s carousel, and he’ll be that much hotter with his Vikings atop the Horizon League standings. Gates is only in his third season as a head coach, but he was named the league’s coach of the year in his first two, and last year he led Cleveland State to the third NCAA Tournament in its history and its first in 12 years. Gates’ case also is bolstered by his extensive experience at the high-major level during previous stints as an assistant at Cal, Marquette, and most extensively at Florida State. There is zero doubt that he is ready for a Power 6 job.
Men’s Basketball hits roadblock at Detroit Mercy--csuvikings.prestosports.com
@DetroitMBB Looks To Extend Winning Streak As Purdue Fort Wayne Visits On Senior Day Saturday--detroittitans.com
UWGB basketball roundup: Women clinch first-round bye; men drop 11th straight--Green Bay Press Gazette
JAGUARS TO HONOR SENIORS ON SATURDAY AGAINST GREEN BAY--iupuijags.com
Purdue Fort-Wayne top Milwaukee 81-71, Baldwin’s return doubtful--UWM Post
Regular-Season Finale Set For Saturday Night At UIC--mkepanthers.com
Panthers Set for Regular Season Finale at PFW--mkepanthers.com
Highlands grad Sam Vinson, Northern Kentucky Norse basketball head into crunch time--Cincinnati Enquirer
The Norse Keep on rolling with the win over Robert Morris--48 Minutes Network
Warrick ties career-high as NKU cruises past Robert Morris--The Northerner
#HLMBB seeding at stake in @NKUNorseMBB regular-season finale against Youngstown State--nkunorse.com
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Who’s got the hot hand as we get to tournament time?--Link NKY
NKU KEEPS THE WINNING GOING
The Norse women got things started Thursday night with a 66-62 win over Oakland that gives 19-7 NKU its 13th Horizon win, most ever since joining the league. They’ll get a chance to add to their 13-6 league mark in the regular-season finale against Detroit Mercy at 2 p.m. at BB&T.
Then came the men, who are finishing in a rush with a 78-64 revenge win over Robert Morris thanks to Marques Warrick’s career-high-tying 30 points although the real story for NKU this last month in winning 11 of their last 13 has been a defense that’s holding opponents to just over 62 points a game, best in the league. Win Saturday (7 p.m. at BB&T) against Youngstown State and NKU (17-11, 13-6), now third in the league, earns a first-round bye in next week’s postseason tournament.
NKU women’s basketball comes from behind to defeat Oakland, 66-62--The Northerner
Oakland men will host first-round Horizon League Tournament game--Oakland Press
THREE SCORE IN DOUBLE FIGURES AS OU FALLS AS HOME--goldengrizzlies.com
OU WELCOMES VIKINGS FOR REGULAR SEASON FINISHER--goldengrizzlies.com
'Dons Play at Detroit Mercy With a Chance for a Regular Season Title--gomastodons.com
Regular Season Finale and Senior Day for Mastodon WBB Set for Saturday--gomastodons.com
Robert Morris men drop 3rd straight with loss to Northern Kentucky--Trib Live
6 storylines as RMU enters regular season finale--Chronicling the Colonials
RMU Concludes Regular Season at Wright State--rmucolonials.com
Senior Night Set for Saturday--uicflames.com
@UIC_WBB Wraps Up Regular Season Vs. YSU--uicflames.com
Hot shooting keeps Wright State on pace for top-four tourney seed--Dayton Daily News
Men’s Basketball Struggles With Inconsistent Play--WSU Guardian
Raiders close regular season with Senior Night on Saturday--wsuraiders.com
Wright State women hold off Detroit Mercy for fourth win--Dayton Daily News
Penguins Close Out Regular Season at Northern Kentucky Saturday Night--ysu.prestosports.com
Penguins Aim for Bounceback Performance in Chicago--ysu.prestosports.com
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