2025 Student Media Forum--HoriZone Roundtable
Horizon League Basketball power rankings: Oakland, RMU among the early teams to beat--Busting Brackets
A viewer’s guide to college basketball’s opening week in the Horizon League--Mid-Major Madness
One sentence for every mid-major league--Mid-Major Madness
Robert Morris won its first Horizon League title last year but then lost all five of its starters; watch out for Milwaukee, and one can never count out Greg Kampe and Oakland. — IS
Hoops HD Daily Rundown – Monday, Nov 3rd (Season Opener Edition!!!)--Hoops HD
OTHER NOTABLE GAMES
-Youngstown State @ Pittsburgh – Youngstown State is expected to be one of the better teams in the Horizon League this year, and while they may be overmatched in this one, Pitt better not just overlook them
-Oakland @ Michigan – Oakland will make some noise in the Horizon League this year, and while they are probably way overmatched tonight, it’s still at least a somewhat interesting regional matchup
Detroit Mercy Welcomes Lawrence Tech for Field Trip Day Exhibition Game--detroittitans.com
UW Green Bay vs. Kansas Men’s Basketball How to Watch, Odds, Injuries, Series History, and Prediction--Busting Brackets
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL OPENS THE 2025-26 SEASON AT HOME--iuindyjags.com
The Basket Under Review Staff's "My Guys & Teams" for 2025-2026--Basket Under Review
Jordan Majewski
My Guys of 2025-26:
- I'm going to end with Amar Augillard at Milwaukee. Augillard's season at Fresno State didn't end on a pleasant note, but man, he was a comet for those 10.5 games he was there. Bart Lundy has lacked shooting the past two seasons, and he certainly addressed that with Augillard and frosh Stevie Elam. Augillard might outpace former Panther BJ Freeman in terms of shot rate in this system with that itchy shooting hand.
The Wait is Over: Milwaukee Men’s Hoops is Back--UWM Post
Teams Of The Week Primer: Preseason Edition with Offseason Awards--Basket Under Review
OFFSEASON TEAM AWARDS
Since I had the daily task of calling schools all over the country to this past spring and summer for scheduling exercises, I also started forming opinions as to who "won" the offseason compared to my initial expectations. So, in true Teams of the Week fashion, here is who wins the awards:
Oakland - Preseason Horizon POTY Tuburu Naivalurua is ready to give the legendary Greg Kampe yet another magic carpet ride. The Golden Grizzlies also convinced Nassim Mashour to come back for another year. All of this is refreshing to see after Oakland was gutted one offseason ago, following its near-Sweet 16 run. One of the several amazing Kampe attributes is his ability to adapt to change. He proved that this offseason in keeping these two core pieces and finding older portal players, even via D2 and NAIA, to mold in with Tuburu and Nassim. Oakland has the chops to dance again following a true rebuilding year.
Men's Basketball Opens Season at No. 7 Michigan--goldengrizzlies.com
Denson and Roberts-Adams Score Career-Highs to Lead Women's Basketball--goldengrizzlies.com
Week 1 Watchlist: There Is Nothing to Not Be Amazed At--Basket Under Review
Tuesday, November 4
C Games
#221 Robert Morris at #46 Iowa (-18), 8:30 PM ET, BTN. This is the debut for Ben McCollum, Bennett Stirtz, and the gang at Iowa. Bobby Mo is an intriguing matchup for them as Andy Toole's made it pretty clear he wants to push the pace, which is easier said than done against McCollum.
New-look Robert Morris begins quest to defend Horizon League championship--TribLIVE
Wright State basketball: Raiders to face Cal after opening with Franklin College--Dayton Daily News
Raiders tip off 2025-26 on Monday night inside the Nutter Center--wsuraiders.com
Chard Peloquin’s Career Day Not Enough as Raiders Fall in Season Opener--wsuraiders.com
YSU women cruise past outmatched Thiel 104-33 in season opener--Tribune Chronicle
Balanced Scoring Attack Leads Penguins to Season-Opening Victory Over Thiel--ysusports.com
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