
Mit Winter
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Nov 18, 2024 |
hoopshq.com | Alex Squadron |Seth Davis |Mit Winter
College hoops suffered a steady decline in offensive production beginning around 2003, but when scoring dipped in 2013 to 66.9 points per game, the lowest since 1952, the stakeholders sprang into action. That summer, the NCAA’s men’s basketball rules committee passed a sweeping set of changes, most notably shortening the shot clock from 35 to 30 seconds and widening the restricted-area arc under the basket from three to four feet.
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Nov 18, 2024 |
hoopshq.com | Alex Squadron |Seth Davis |Mit Winter
Excitement about the 2025 NBA draft class is rapidly building — and not just because of the star power at the very top. Yes, a handful of freshman studs, led by Cooper Flagg, have dominated the headlines, but this class is deep and elite prospects continue to emerge.
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Nov 17, 2024 |
hoopshq.com | Alex Squadron |Seth Davis |Mit Winter |Lindsey Willhite
With 6:17 to play Friday night and Purdue’s quest to beat No. 2 Alabama in the balance, referee Brian Dorsey had the audacity to whistle Purdue point guard Braden Smith for a travel right in front of head coach Matt Painter. While Mackey Arena quaked in rage and Smith glared in multiple referees’ directions, Painter stood tall on the sideline, looked straight ahead and took a sip of water. He might have even lifted his pinky off the bottle.
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Nov 16, 2024 |
hoopshq.com | Mit Winter |Seth Davis |Alex Squadron |Jeff Goodman
On Wednesday, the Tide will play Illinois in Birmingham. Six days later, Alabama heads to Las Vegas for the inaugural Players Era Festival, which includes predetermined games against No. 8 Houston, Rutgers and Notre Dame. On Dec. 4, Alabama plays at No. 10 North Carolina as part of the ACC/SEC Challenge. And on Dec. 14 the Tide returns to Tuscaloosa to face Creighton, which is returning the home-and-home series which the Bluejays won, 85-82, last season.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
hoopshq.com | Mit Winter |Seth Davis |Alex Squadron |Jeff Goodman
Now Shrewsberry wants to bring that feeling to Notre Dame, which has rostered at least five Indiana products in each of his first two seasons. Before he got to South Bend, the Fighting Irish hadn’t had that many Hoosier natives since Mike Brey’s 2014-2015 Elite Eight team. “I’m an Indiana kid,” Shrewsberry says. “I’ve grown up here and played college basketball here and coached all over this state in different programs.
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