NCAA Teams

Arizona Desert Swarm — Arizona soccer opened its season a little over two months ago, but Tony Amato is left wondering where all the time has gone as his team gets ready to enter its final stretch of games. “The season is crazy,” he said Wednesday. “It feels like we just started at Kino not too long ago, and then all of a sudden it’s senior weekend. It does fly by.” But there’s no time to reminisce. The Wildcats will host Washington and No. 13 Washington State this weekend to wrap up their home schedule, two games that could make or break their NCAA Tournament aspirations. “They’re everything,...

Arizona Daily Star — Each week throughout the football season, we’ll take an in-depth look at the Arizona Wildcats from a statistical perspective. Here’s the latest edition of “Cats Stats.”

Arizona Desert Swarm — Based on the hype surrounding the Arizona Wildcats back in the preseason, it wouldn’t have been surprising to see several players—offensively and defensively—be in the running for all-conference honors. But at the midway point of the 2018 season, with Arizona at 3-4 and looking very much like a team that won’t be bowling in December, the individual accolades aren’t pouring in. In fact, they’re barely trickling. Case in point: Pro Football Focus released its midseason All-Pac-12 team on Wednesday, identifying the league’s best (in terms of game grades) players at each position...

House of Sparky — An explosive offense led by a great running back. As the Arizona State Sun Devils prepare for the week night matchup against the Stanford Cardinal, they know remaining perfect at home will be a challenge. The Cardinal defeated ASU last season in Palo Alto by a score of 34-24, as the Sun Devil defense struggled to contain the high-powered Stanford offense. Here are some Stanford players to keep your eye on this Thursday. Senior running back Bryce Love — The Sun Devils are more than aware of what Love is capable of doing on the football field. Love ran for 301 rushing yards against ASU last...

House of Sparky — Another four star. On Tuesday morning via Twitter, defensive back Jordan Clark told the world where he plans to spend his college years: Malachi 4:2 pic.twitter.com/nGXHsPduTZ— Jordan Clark (@Jclark21_) October 16, 2018 Clark is currently attending University Lab High School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He is ranked by 247Sports and Rivals as a four-star recruit. Clark has also received offers from Cal, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Boston College and Nebraska, to name a few. The 5-foot-11, 168 pound, Clark is ranked as the 16th best player in Louisiana and 38th for cornerbacks according...

House of Sparky — The Cardinal head to Tempe looking to get back on track. For the first and only time in the month of October, the Arizona State Sun Devils will play a home football game. ASU hosts the Stanford Cardinal on Thursday evening at Sun Devil Stadium, both teams have struggled of late and are looking to get back on track this week. Stanford has been one of the preeminent powers in the Pac-12 North and are consistently ranked among the top 25 teams in the nation. David Shaw’s team has taken a step back in 2018, but still possess a strong challenge for Arizona State. Here’s what the Cardinal do...

Down The Drive — The Bearcats are still a few days away from getting back to actual football, so these simulations will have to do for now. We have been deprived of Cincinnati Bearcats football for far too long. Since destroying Tulane on Oct. 6, the Bearcats have been awaiting their next matchup. The wait will end on Saturday when they visit the Temple Owls in Philadelphia, but until then, we only have prognostications and our collective imagination to rely on. There is still a long road to go before the Bearcats finish this season, but while we wait for them to return to the field, let’s take a look...

Down The Drive — Let’s recall the last team the Bearcats beat these guys. Let’s hope that 2018 is a lot like 2014. Cincinnati hasn’t had a lot of luck against the Temple Owls lately, losing the last three meetings.

rssfeeds.cincinnati.com — Andy Kennedy was a University of Cincinnati assistant coach from 2001 to 2005 who took over as head coach of the Bearcats when Bob Huggins resigned.         

Florida Times-Union — FLORIDA STATE (1-2) VS. NORTHERN ILLINOIS (1-2)DOAK CAMPBELL STADIUM, TALLAHASSEE, 3:30 P.M. (ESPNU)WHO SHOULD WINNothing is guaranteed for the Seminoles after their horrendous start but this isn’t the same Northern Illinois team that reached an Orange Bowl berth opposite FSU in 2012. The Huskies are just as offensively challenged, which might make for quite the low-scoring, but winnable game for the ‘Noles. [...]

Florida Times-Union — Three games into his first season as Florida State’s football coach, it was as disastrous a start as he could imagine.His Seminoles’ offense made way too many turnovers (13) and couldn’t decide which Jimmy (Jordan or Black) to play at quarterback. The low point came during a 47-0 defeat in Week 2 at Miami, still the second biggest loss in program history.So if anybody knows Willie Taggart’s current pain, it’s FSU coaching legend Bobby Bowden. [...]

Dawn of the Dawg — The Georgia Football team has struggled at the inside linebacker position this season and so it’s time for Kirby Smart to make some moves and bring in a couple of young, talented freshmen. It will be a different Georgia Football team that steps onto the field in Jacksonville. Not only will there be a different […] Georgia Football: Time for Smart to make changes at ILB - Dawn of the Dawg - Dawn of the Dawg - A Georgia Bulldogs Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.

Dawn of the Dawg — Each week, Dawn of the Dawg will grade Georgia Football’s performance from the previous week. How did the Dawgs do against LSU? Offense: C- Georgia had its worst offensive performance in quite some time against LSU. The Dawgs finished with only 322 yards of total offense which included an abysmal (by Georgia standards) 113 rushing […] Georgia Football: Week 7 report card vs. LSU Tigers - Dawn of the Dawg - Dawn of the Dawg - A Georgia Bulldogs Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.

Macon Telegraph — Georgia running back Elijah Holyfield quickly brought fans flashbacks of Bulldogs great Herschel Walker during one of Holyfield’s first-quarter runs against LSU Saturday. Holyfield took an up-the-middle hand off and …

Kansas City Star — Kansas Jayhawks coach David Beaty explains his sideline outburst that was caught by TV cameras in his team's loss to West Virginia. Beaty spoke to reporters on Oct. 16, 2018. …

Kansas City Star — Kansas freshman Quentin Grimes and Kansas State senior Barry Brown are two of 20 candidates for the 2019 Jerry West shooting guard of the year award, the Naismith Memorial Basketball …

Kansas City Star — Here are five things to know before the Kansas Jayhawks travel to Lubbock, Texas to take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders. …

The Collegian — On Monday, the Big 12 announced a game time for K-State football's game against Oklahoma, and selected two Wildcats as players of the week.

The Collegian — Skylar Thompson and Alex Barnes team up for to power the offense, while Duke Shelley and the defense stand tall in K-State football's 31-12 win over Oklahoma State.

The Collegian — K-State football defeated Oklahoma State 31-12 on Saturday, snapping a three game losing streak.

And The Valley Shook — The Tigers take down No. 2. These are the moments you wait years for. College football is a game of emotion. And that emotion is tied to moments, both for better and for worse. Championships are great and fun and all of that, but you don’t live for those year to year, month to month and week to week the way you live for those handful of perfect moments of satisfaction that can come around every so often. If you’re lucky, you get a few of them during a given season. Billy Cannon on Halloween, Hodson-to-Fuller, Donaldson picks off Florida, the Bluegrass Miracle; these moments didn’t...

And The Valley Shook — Something odd went live on LSU Shop dot com today. Late last week, whispers started spreading that LSU was going to unveil an alternate uniform sometime ahead of the State game as early as today and as late as Thursday. Earlier today, Brian Holland took to Twitter and said that an announcement was, in fact, coming. Look out for an announcement on some new alternate LSU uniforms soonThink: all white unis with a color-changing helmet#LSU pic.twitter.com/bwHatndbAX— Brian Holland (@BHollandSports) October 15, 2018 A source has told me that the color-changing helmet was not an accurate...

And The Valley Shook — Behind a blowout What a difference a week makes. Playing inside the friendly confines of Tiger Stadium, LSU got all of the breaks that they didn’t get the week before. LSU got that favorable spot, the opposing QB missed the open receiver, and the lost fumble rolled into a Tiger’s waiting arms. LSU did play better this week than it did the last, but not significantly so. It’s just that against Georgia, the receivers hauled down those big catches and Ed O actually went for it on fourth and one. Aggression paid off, and the football gods smiled upon our Tigers. 50%. Joe Burrow’s...

Herald-Dispatch — Tyre Brady might be - just might be - the most targeted wide receiver in all of collegiate football.There's virtually no way to prove it.

Herald-Dispatch — HUNTINGTON - Conference USA women's basketball head coaches predicted a 13th-place finish for Marshall University in the 14-team league. No Thundering Herd players were picked for the eight-member preseason all-conference team.

Herald-Dispatch — HUNTINGTON - Waking up every day knowing it's his final season of college basketball is all the motivation C.J. Burks needs.

Baltimore Sun — On a Maryland men’s basketball team that features several new faces, sophomore guard Darryl Morsell is one of the few who was part of last year’s team. Except in the case of the former Mount Saint Joseph standout, there’s a distinctly new look to Morsell and his game. It starts with his number...

Baltimore Sun — The landscape of college basketball has changed dramatically since Joe Smith came to Maryland a quarter-century ago as a relatively unknown prospect and left after two seasons as the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA draft. The perception of the Maryland program has also changed since Diamond Stone...

Baltimore Sun — When he was offensive coordinator at Maryland the past two years, Walt Belt often cited a well-worn statistic about the correlation between winning games and turnovers. “If you win the turnover battle, you’ll win 99.89 percent of the time,” Bell said. Matt Canada, who was brought in to replace...

State of The U — Reviewing more issues from UVA during the bye week Miami lost to UVA and we’re all depressed about the product displayed on the field by the offense. Oh, and the kicking game needs a complete overhaul as well. Today’s post reflects on more situations where the scheme didn’t benefit the personnel, situation, or coverage shown by the defense. Perry interception They say film don’t lie and boy that cliche is a true statement. Cue up the link to the 5:30 mark for the play in real time. Above, this is a 1st and 10 play down 3-0 in the 2nd quarter. The ‘Canes scheme is...

State of The U — Wednesday of the bye week leaves a lot to be desired on the WWW The Miami Hurricanes are on their bye week after the 16-13 downright ugly loss to the UVA Cavaliers. Mark Richt is making promises to reassess the entire roster and reporters and fans alike are pontificating about the ‘Canes latest Al Golden’ing in Charlottesville. Around the Web This really cool dude named Justin Dottavio (do we need to start #WWDD?) wrote a piece about the 2016 recruiting class being a dud and coaching staff changes. The Miami Herald’s Susan Miller Degnan has a piece out about the defense titled,...

South Florida Sun-Sentinel — With Early Signing Period a little more than two months away, the Hurricanes are trying to put the finishing touches on what they hope will be another top recruiting class and that class got another boost late Wednesday night. Cornelius Nunn, a three-star safety out of Miami Palmetto, announced...

Detroit Free Press — This year’s Michigan vs. Michigan State game, more than any in recent memory, will come down to the quarterbacks.        

Detroit Free Press — Breaking down the Michigan Wolverines showdown with the Michigan State Spartans at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing on Saturday.        

Detroit Free Press — Michigan second-year linebacker Drew Singleton is transferring.        

St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Memphis running back Darrell Henderson leads the nation in rushing, averaging a first down every time he carries the ball.

Columbia Daily Tribune — BIRMINGHAM, ALA. — When Kevin Puryear was in high school he’d watch college basketball games and the player’s postgame interviews with his mother, Vicki Puryear.If a player had a bad interview his mother would look at him and say, “You better not sound like that on T.V.”She used to give him mock interviews and Puryear had to answer his mother’s questions avoiding the use of filler words like “but” and “uh. [...]

St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Jontay Porter named preseason All-SEC second-team choice.

Plain Dealer — Doug Lesmerises is joined by guest co-host Chad Peltier to break down the end of Bosa's career and what it means for the defense heading to Purdue this week.

Plain Dealer — There wasn't much reaction by the Buckeyes to a situation that no one wanted.

Plain Dealer — What the Buckeyes will do without their best defensive player, and what Bosa was hoping for this season.

Addicted To Quack — Times they are a changing at Oregon! Eugene – from the very beginning, you knew it was going to be different this time. Two years ago, to start what would become an absolute ransacking at the hands of the hated Huskies, then true freshman Justin Herbert’s first pass as a starter was intercepted and the route was on. Saturday, Jake Browning (more on him in a moment) put up his first pass of the game that was…intercepted. But it wasn’t simply a good read from the corner but the pressure Browning faced from Oregon’s advancing defensive line that lead to the...

Autzen Zoo — Oregon Football was again bitten by the injury bug this season, this time along the Offensive Line. The Oregon Offensive Line has been among the most consistent in College Football this season. The team was tested last weekend when Freshman Penei Sewell went down with an injury. He did return, but at the end of […] Oregon Football: Ducks Lose Offensive Lineman Penei Sewell To Injury - Autzen Zoo - Autzen Zoo - An Oregon Ducks Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.

Autzen Zoo — The Pac-12 Hierarchy returns after a slate of steaming intra-conference matchups. Who moved up? Who moved down? All will be addressed in the coming moments… 1. Oregon Ducks (5-1) Won 30-27 vs. Washington Folks, it’s happening. Oregon is in the driver’s seat of the Pac-12 once again. After a bit of a hiatus (a few […] Pac-12 Football Hierarchy: 10/17 - Autzen Zoo - Autzen Zoo - An Oregon Ducks Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.

Building The Dam — The 2018 hoops season is almost here. Pac-12 Basketball Media Days kicked off earlier this week and several outlets are turning in their power rankings for the 2018 season. The Oregon State Beavers were tenth in the preseason media poll and ESPN ranked them seventh in their preseason power rankings. In short, there are some mixed expectations for Wayne Tinkle’s squad this season...so what do you think? Where Will Oregon State Men’s Basketball Finish In The Pac-12? The Beavs have some great talent in Tres Tinkle and the Thompson brothers and should be in for a noticeable improvement from...

Corvallis Gazette Times — SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The Oregon State cross country team won the Bronco Invitational at Baylands Regional Park in Santa Clara, Calif. on Saturday morning.

Building The Dam — It’s a college football Saturday, even if the Beavs aren’t playing this week. The Oregon State Beavers are 1-5 to start the year and in need of a breather. Luckily, they get that this week and can try and reset and pick up another victory somewhere along the line before the end of the year. So there’s no Beaver football this Saturday. What are you supposed to do know? Spend more of your limited time on this Earth with your loved ones? Nope. Plant yourself in front of the T.V. or computer and watch all the other teams. Don’t act like you were going to do the other thing. We took a...

Purdue Exponent — The Boilermakers have been plowing with Blough. Last week, the offense was able to spoil Illinois’ homecoming by absolutely obliterating their defense, winning 46-7. Fifth year quarterback David Blough was 25 for 36 with 377 yards. Senior wide receiver Isaac…

Purdue Exponent — If you ask Markell Jones who his favorite person to take flying is, he’ll say nobody. That’s because he hasn’t taken anyone flying: not teammates, friends or family.

Journal & Courier — The Boilermakers are better defensively after six games compared to the opener, but will face a big challenge when Ohio State visits Ross-Ade Stadium.         

thestate — South Carolina’s defensive line should get some reinforcements soon, but the Gamecocks secondary continues to struggle on the injury front. The good news is junior defensive end D.J. Wonnum is …

thestate — Chris Silva, the undisputed best dunker on South Carolina’s basketball team, has had competition this preseason. Keyshawn Bryant stands 6-foot-6, weighs 190 pounds and has no fear in challenging the …

Garnet And Black Attack — A look at how former South Carolina players fared in the league last week. DB Johnathan Joseph, Texans: Joseph had a huge day for Houston, finishing third on the team with six tackles, five of them solo, and grabbed an interception he returned for a touchdown, along with another pass defended. .@JJOE2424 TO THE HOUSE!#BUFvsHOU pic.twitter.com/UKDWFQLgQe— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans) October 14, 2018 WR Alshon Jeffery, Eagles: Jeffery put in work for Philadelphia against the New York Giants, pulling in eight receptions for 74 yards and two touchdowns as the Eagles cruised to...

All for Tennessee — Tennessee football is a huge underdog against the Alabama Crimson Tide, and they should be. But here are five factors that give the Volunteers a crazy shot. Is this getting carried away after Tennessee football scored such a hard-fought victory over the Auburn Tigers? Maybe it is. After all, that was only a 30-24 win, […] Tennessee football: 5 advantages over Alabama that give Vols a chance - All for Tennessee - All for Tennessee - A Tennessee Volunteers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More

All for Tennessee — Former Tennessee football head coach Butch Jones is an offensive analyst for Alabama. But he won’t be of any use to the Crimson Tide against the Volunteers. If the Alabama Crimson Tide blow out Tennessee football with ease at Neyland Stadium on Saturday, which is something everybody expects them to do, it won’t be because […] Tennessee football: Butch Jones gives Alabama no advantage against Vols - All for Tennessee - All for Tennessee - A Tennessee Volunteers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More

All for Tennessee — Tennessee football takes on their toughest test of the season when the Alabama Crimson Tide come to Neyland Stadium on Saturday. Here are five Crimson Tide players to watch. Jeremy Pruitt and his 2018 Tennessee football team are coming off the best win of his young tenure as head coach. The Vols went to Auburn, […] Tennessee football: 5 Alabama Crimson Tide to watch for vs. Vols - All for Tennessee - All for Tennessee - A Tennessee Volunteers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More

Burnt Orange Nation — “I feel like they’ve kind of moved on, and A&M is still a little… mad, I guess you could say.” U mad? The common refrain on social media took on a little added significance on Wednesday evening following the Texas Tip-Off when graduate transfer senior guard Danni Williams was asked about the rivalry between the Texas Longhorns and the Texas A&M Aggies. Williams certainly has a unique perspective on it — she’s a native of New Mexico who didn’t grow up with a strong opinion on the rivalry, but she was a three-year starter for the Aggies until signing with the Longhorns this...

Burnt Orange Nation — “We Want Will Baker #BakeShow” The message from Texas Longhorns sophomore point guard Matt Coleman to five-star Westlake center Will Baker on Wednesday evening at Gregory Gym during the Texas Tip-Off was unequivocal: Matt Coleman just walked up and down the sideline with a sign that says, “WE WANT WILL BAKER #BAKESHOW”. Baker started laughing and his mom took a photo. pic.twitter.com/A8tmY51WIv— Dustin McComas (@DMcComasOB) October 18, 2018 “I just hope the message got through that he knows we want Will Baker and I’d love to play with a guy like Will Baker,” Coleman...

SportsDay — AUSTIN -- Texas fans got an early look at both the men's and women's basketball teams during Wednesday night's annual Texas Tip-Off at Gregory Gym, the Longhorns' own version of "Midnight Madness."Here are three takeaways from the event:1. Smart pleased with Roach, ColemanThere wasn't a ton revealed during Wednesday's 12-minute scrimmage for Texas coach Shaka Smart's 2018-19 squad, other than what is already known about this team.Texas has a core of experienced players surrounded by a list of newcomers. Smart has said that four of Texas' starting five rotation is already secured.Expect...

LasVegasSun.com — UNLV is projected to finish sixth in the Mountain West this season, according to the preseason poll released by the conference on Tuesday. The Runnin’ Rebels finished ...

LasVegasSun.com — UNLV has been victimized by big plays the last two weeks, resulting in back-to-back blowout losses to New Mexico and Utah State, but on Monday head coach Tony Sanchez said he doesn’t want his players to focus on that. He wants his team to ...

LasVegasSun.com — Utah State scored five touchdowns in an nine-minute span during the first half — with three of them assisted by UNLV miscues — and rolled to a 59-21 win over a demoralized Rebels team on Saturday. It was the second straight ...

OC Register — USC beat writer joey Kaufman answers your questions, with the struggling running game and season-ending injurty to LB Porter Gustin leading this week's queries.

OC Register — Two injuries leave USC looking an unusual answers at the position.

OC Register — The Trojans had an early look at their potential future middle linebacker, and many liked what they saw.

VU Hoops — Two Cats appear in the CBS Top 101 players for 2018-19 Happy Thursday Nova Nation! CBS put out their Top 101 players for the upcoming season, and two Wildcats made the list. Eric Paschall comes in at #17, which makes him the 5th best senior on the list and the 3rd best player in the Big East. Phil Booth comes in considerably lower at #58 as the only other Wildcat on the list. It’s a little surprising that breakout candidates like Jahvon Quinerly or Collin Gillespie didn’t make the list, but there are A LOT of college basketball players out there. Equally as interesting as which...

VU Hoops — For six former Wildcats, they are tipping off the regular season on Wednesday night. The NBA regular season has arrived! There are a record-number eight former Villanova Wildcats playing in the NBA, and six of them opened up the season on Wednesday night. Donte DiVincenzo (Bucks), Omari Spellman (Hawks), Dante Cunningham (Spurs), Mikal Bridges (Suns), Jalen Brunson (Mavericks), and Kyle Lowry (Raptors) hit the hardwood. As for the remaining two—Ryan Arcidiacono (Bulls) and Josh Hart (Lakers)—they will get their first taste of action on Thursday night. From Tuesday through Friday, each...

VU Hoops — One of the Wildcats’ two returning starters, EP is a captain for the newest version of the ‘Cats. VUHoops will be kicking off the 2018-19 Villanova Basketball season with an entire month of team coverage. Check in every day for new player previews, schedule breakdowns, team analysis, event recaps, and season predictions as we get closer to the first tip-off of the year! After transferring to Villanova from Fordham and having to sit out the 2015-16 season, Eric Paschall went from coming off the bench, to an integral starter of a National Championship team. Paschall missed two games due...

Streaking The Lawn — It worked on Saturday. We know that Virginia Cavaliers football coach Bronco Mendenhall has his quirks. His players have to earn their jersey numbers every year, he takes 90 minutes out of every day at such a demanding job for quiet self-reflection, and he gives his staff every Sunday off when most coaches are already back at work to dissect the previous day’s game. Another of his idiosyncrasies is taking a lap around the field before the game. “I come out, I walk around down our sideline — not in the end zone, but out of the end zone underneath the goalpost — and just make one...

Streaking The Lawn — Hall clocked in at 22 mph as he tracked down Travis Homer on Saturday. With Saturday’s win over No. 16 Miami, the Virginia Cavalier football team scored their first upset over a ranked since taking down Louisville in 2014. In fact, it was the first top-20 win for the Hoos since defeating No. 12 Georgia Tech in 2011. While place kicker Brian Delaney earned the honor of “breaking the rock” for his perfect 3-for-3 day on field goals (including a bomb from 46 yards), the Virginia defense stole the show by smothering the Hurricanes. The Cavaliers held Miami to just 14 yards in the first...

Streaking The Lawn — Happy Wednesday everyone Yesterday on STL, we covered the new freshmen that expect to break on to the ACC men’s basketball scene in 2018 and provided some thoughts on how the Virginia Cavaliers win over Miami will impact their chances to go bowling. Wide receiver Dontrelle Inman, who last played for Virginia in 2010, signed with the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday. Inman was a member of the Chicago Bears in 2017. We have placed WR Marcus Johnson on IR and signed free agent WR Dontrelle Inman: https://t.co/sX32z30OeQWe also signed CB D.J. Killings to the practice squad....

WVU | West Virginia Mountaineers sports coverage - Blue Gold News — WVU’s Konate Named To 2018-19 Preseason All-Big 12 Team West Virginia junior forward Sagaba Konate has been named to the 2018-19 Big 12 men’s basketball […]

The Smoking Musket — There was a lot that went wrong for the Mountaineers in its 30-14 loss at Iowa State last week. Offensive coordinator Jake Spavital’s play calling, however, was not one of them, according to Dana Holgorsen. Welcome, By-Godders, to The Shotgun/Throwdown, WVU’s best place for sports links, information, sophomoric humor and daily distractions. Football Holgorsen OK with play calling; calls out blocking and tackling against Iowa State | Charleston Gazette-MailThere was a lot that went wrong for West Virginia University in its 30-14 loss at Iowa State last week....

WVU | West Virginia Mountaineers sports coverage - Blue Gold News — Josh Sills Right At Home At West Virginia MORGANTOWN, W.Va.–Josh Sills was seemingly born to be a Mountaineer. Though he grew up in Ohio, he’s […]

Banners On The Parkway — The versatile forward is one of several new faces for Xavier this year, and will have to use his varied skill set to carve out a role as a freshman. Welcome to the personnel portion of our 2018-19 season preview. We will be running down the players and coach who will represent the Musketeers this season and try to retain the Big East crown. We hope this helps you know what to expect for the upcoming year and, as always, enhances your experience following Xavier basketball this season! Dontarius James stands out in a crowd of four as the only High School player to commit during the final...

Cincinnati Enquirer — Xavier point guard Quentin Goodin went down last week with a dislocated left shoulder. Head coach Travis Steele expects Goodin to be fine         

Cincinnati Enquirer — The phone call always ends the same way: Do your best, and God will do the rest.