News On The Horizon 8/31/2021

Cleveland State basketball team to play at Duke, Oklahoma State and Brigham Young--Cleveland Plain Dealer

News On The Horizon 8/30/2021

Feeling ’22s, Part I--HoriZone Roundtable
#HLWBB Starting Five: Dead Period Edition--HoriZone Roundtable

Emmanuel Ansong is Green Bay’s X-factor--HoriZone Roundtable

Happy Birthday!: HoopsHD interviews Wright State legend Bill Edwards--Hoops HD

News On The Horizon 8/28/2021

Kielsmeier Completes 2021-22 Women's Basketball Coaching Staff--csuvikings.prestosports.com

News On The Horizon 8/26/2021

Cleveland State Men's Basketball Unveils 2021 Non-Conference Schedule--csuvikings.prestosports.com

Cleveland State Women’s Basketball Announces 2021-22 Non-League Slate--csuvikings.prestosports.com

PARKINSON NAMES MEGAN BERRY AS DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS--iupuijags.com

State hoops: In span of hours, Oakland lands, loses prized 7-footer; plus, nonconference schedules--Detroit News

Women's Basketball Unveils Non-League Schedule--gomastodons.com

News On The Horizon 8/25/2021

Purdue Fort Wayne Men’s Hoops Non-League Schedule Announced--gomastodons.com

News On The Horizon 8/24/2021

Pittsburgh Division I basketball teams deal with new obstacles and uncharted waters with the transfer portal--Colonial Sports Network

Men’s Basketball Announces Staff Changes--uicflames.com

News On The Horizon 8/23/2021

Happy Birthday!: HoopsHD interviews former Cleveland State coach Kevin Mackey--Hoops HD

OAKLAND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: AUG. 20--goldengrizzlies.com

News On The Horizon 8/20/2021

Former UWGB star Keifer Sykes still making (million-dollar) shots--Green Bay Press Gazette

News On The Horizon 8/19/2021

Baldwin Announces Hansen As New Assistant Coach--mkepanthers.com

News On The Horizon 8/18/2021

Q&A WITH ROBERT SKINNER, THE DIRECTOR OF THE UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTER--goldengrizzlies.com

Colonials and Bonnies to play a home-and-home series this season--Colonial Sports Network

News On The Horizon 8/17/2021

MEN’S BASKETBALL UNVEILS 2021-22 NON-CONFERENCE SCHEDULE--goldengrizzlies.com

Blount Helps Ireland to European Championship for Small Countries Title--uicflames.com

Wright State’s Nagy breaks down how summer went for his program--Dayton Daily News

News On The Horizon 8/14/2021

College basketball: Undersized mid-major star players to watch for 2021-22--Heat Check CBB

Breaking down five college basketball mid-major guards whose height don’t hold back their production.

There is nothing college basketball fans love more than an underdog. In a game filled with players who are much taller than the general population, it can be refreshing to see successful players who look like them.

Let’s take a look at five mid-major players, each under 6-foot tall, who could win their respective conference’s Player of the Year award this season.

Jalen Moore, Oakland

• 17.9 ppg, 8.4 apg, 4.1 rpg, 1.7 spg
• Sr. | 5-11/155

Moore led Div. 1 in assists last season. In fact, he was the only Div. 1 player who averaged eight or more assists per game last season, and he is one of only two players returning — Kentucky’s Sahvir Wheeler was the other — who averaged seven or more assists per game last season. Moore led Oakland in points, assists, minutes played, and double-doubles last season, which helped him be named first team All-Horizon League and All-District last season.

While Oakland will only return one player, Moore, in double figures, it brings back four of its top six scorers from last season’s team who finished 12-18 (10-10) and fifth in the Horizon. Moore’s father William Moore averaged 12 points per game during his career at Murray State in the mid-90s.

Moore graduated from Cloverdale (Ind.) High School where he committed to Olney Central College, a JUCO in Illinois. Last season was his first in Div. 1 basketball.

Damian Chong-Qui, Fort Wayne

• 15.1 ppg, 5.3 apg, 4.2 rpg (Mount St. Mary’s)
• Sr. | 5-8/155

Chong-Qui was voted 1^st Team All-NEC and All-District last season after leading his Mount St. Mary’s team to a conference title and an NCAA Tournament berth.

Chong-Qui has quite the story of mental strength and overcoming obstacles that include his mother being shot and killed and his father being shot and paralyzed. He led the NEC in assists per game at 5.3 last season, also bringing a toughness and relentlessness to the floor while maintaining a penchant for the big play. Fort Wayne brings back four of its top five scorers, including all three who finished in double figures off last year’s 8-15 (6-14) team who finished 11^th in the Horizon.

Chong-Qui graduated from Baltimore (Md.) McDunough High School and did a prep season at Bronx (N.Y.) Our Savior Lutheran. Chong-Qui walked on at Mount St. Mary’s where he played for three seasons prior to transferring to Fort Wayne.

News On The Horizon 8/13/2021

Detroit Mercy women's basketball adds 3 more newcomers; 13 new players in total--Detroit Free Press

Men’s basketball to take on Bowling Green in return game--Colonial Sports Network

News On The Horizon 8/12/2021

Men's Basketball Signs Six For 2021-22 Campaign--detroittitans.com

MEN’S BASKETBALL WRAPS UP SUMMER TRAINING--goldengrizzlies.com

Asami Morita hired as assistant coach for Nevada women’s basketball--Colonial Sports Network

Wright State’s non-conference schedule includes road games against Big Ten, ACC opponents--Dayton Daily News
Men's Basketball Announces Non-Conference Schedule--wsuraiders.com

Women's Basketball Releases Seven-Game Non-Conference Schedule--ysu.prestosports.com

News On The Horizon 8/10/2021

LAKERS SIGN OAKLAND ALUM KENDRICK NUNN--goldengrizzlies.com
OAKLAND TO THE NBA: RAWLE MARSHALL--goldengrizzlies.com

News On The Horizon 8/9/2021

Crown Point senior Jessica Carrothers commits to IUPUI--Indy Star

News On The Horizon 8/8/2021

Crown Point star Jessica Carrothers knew it when she saw it. The Indiana Gatorade player of the year commits to IUPUI after visiting the campus this week.--Post-Tribune

News On The Horizon 8/7/2021

OAKLAND TO THE NBA: KEITH BENSON--goldengrizzlies.com

Former Raider Standout Cole Gentry Signs Professionally--wsuraiders.com

News On the Horizon 8/6/2021

Former basketball star Tony Tolbert dies, had COVID-19--Associated Press

Former UWGB star Keifer Sykes still making (million-dollar) shots--Green Bay Press Gazette

Rocket Mortgage Fort Myers Tip-Off Brackets Announced--mkepanthers.com

OAKLAND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: AUG. 6--goldengrizzlies.com

OPINION: Breaking down the top men’s basketball rosters of all-time, #1: 2021-22--Colonial Sports Network

News On The Horizon 8/5/2021

Should College Athletes Be Paid? WSU Athletes and Coaches Weigh In--WSU Guardian

Transfer Makira Webster joins Women's Basketball program--wsuraiders.com

News On The Horizon 8/4/2021

Titans Mourn The Loss Of Former All-MCC Performer Tony Tolbert--detroittitans.com

A Good Conversion: Green Bay Alumna Lukan Competes in Olympic Rugby--HoriZone Roundtable

JAGUARS SIGN BOSTON STANTON III FOR 2021-2022 CAMPAIGN--iupuijags.com

U19 gold medal in hand, Patrick Baldwin Jr. now shifts his focus to freshman season at UWM--Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Milwaukee Breaks NCAA Free Throw Percentage Record--mkepanthers.com

Mason Faulkner, former NKU Norse and Western Carolina guard, decommits from Colorado--Cincinnati Enquirer

'Nobody saw it coming': Prized 7-footer spurns high-major hoops powers, commits to Oakland--Detroit News
OAKLAND TO THE NBA: KAY FELDER--goldengrizzlies.com

Men name non-league opponents--Mahoning Valley Tribune Chronicle
Men’s Basketball Announces 2021-22 Non-League Schedule--ysu.prestosports.com

News On The Horizon 8/2/2021

GOSS INKS PROFESSIONAL DEAL TO PLAY IN SWEDEN--iupuijags.com

5 QUESTIONS WITH GREG KAMPE--goldengrizzlies.com
OAKLAND TO THE NBA: KENDRICK NUNN--goldengrizzlies.com