After getting left out of the NCAA Tournament, Indiana State and Seton Hall have spent the past three weeks turning lemons into lemonade. The Sycamores and Pirates will try to put an exclamation point on their NIT journeys Thursday when
Detroit Mercy will name Michigan State assistant Mark Montgomery as its new men’s basketball coach, multiple outlets reported Wednesday. Montgomery, 54, previously was the head coach at Northern Illinois from 2011-21. He is set to replace Mike Davis, who parted
Big East Player of the Year and Providence guard Devin Carter said Wednesday he is declaring for the NBA draft. Carter told ESPN he is forgoing his senior year. ESPN ranks Carter No. 17 among its 100 NBA draft prospects.
FAU welcomed in Miami for the second time this season, following their series win at Memphis. The Owls pitching staff led the way to a 3-0 shutout victory over Miami. The Owls offense would put up some runs early, and give the pitching staff the confidence they needed to get the shutout win.
Angel Reese of LSU said Wednesday she is declaring for the WNBA draft. Reese announced her decision to Vogue magazine in an interview and via a social media post. She’s expected to be a top-10 pick in the April 15
FAU star guard Johnell Davis announced his plan to leave the Boca Raton school – one way or another.
Al-Amir Dawes scored 20 points for Seton Hall, which quickly mounted a commanding lead and controlled the rest of the game to down Georgia 84-67 in Tuesday’s second NIT semifinal at Indianapolis. Dawes shot 6-of-11 from the field and made
Ryan Conwell and Robbie Avila combined for 53 points as Indiana State knocked off Utah 100-90 on Tuesday in the NIT semifinals at Indianapolis. Conwell finished with 27 points while Avila chipped in 26 points and 10 rebounds for the
Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield on Tuesday agreed to a five-year, $12.25 million contract extension that spans through the 2028 season. Per the university, Silverfield will receive $2.2 million for the 2024 season, $2.25 million the following year, $2.5 million in