Primarily a collection of news links about all 11 Horizon League teams on a daily basis, culled from online newspapers, school athletic websites, the conference website, and school newspapers, plus some other content from time to time.
IU INDY - One of the eye-popping results anywhere in CBB came in
Oakland with IU Indy essentially going wire-to-wire over the host and much
more established Golden Grizzlies. Finley Woodward was all over the floor
making productive plays and igniting the Jags' offense. That's been the key
all year, as the staff transitions from West Liberty to D1 basketball, is
getting this team to play efficient basketball within "the system" instead
of just straight-up hell on wheels basketball. This win at Oakland shows
that it can work against the top of the league and should provide needed
confidence headed into the second half of conference play.
HONORABLE MENTION: REMAINING CONFERENCE AWARDS
HORIZON LEAGUE EXTRA: CLEVELAND STATE - CSU has really struggled
under new HC Rob Summers. A win two Saturdays ago may have been a spark as
the Vikings knocked off Youngstown State. Then, in its only game last week,
the Vikings handed Horizon-leading Wright State an 85-79 defeat in the
Nutter Center. It snapped the Raiders' seven-game winning streak in the
process. Swiss sensation, Dayan Nassah, could not be stopped. He shot the
ball well and made 13 of 15 foul shots in one of the league's largest upsets
this year.
Dayan Nessah (@NessahDayan0) was huge last night in a big win over Wright State.
The
6’7” sophomore does it all — smart, tough, relentless motor, and a
physical scorer. Knows where to be, plays through contact, and lives at
the rim or the free-throw line.
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