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Here's another guy whom I believe I mentioned (either in the recruiting thread, or in last year's thread): Fletcher Magee. The bouncy shooting guard plays for Wofford, and has absolutely been tearing it up so far this year! He hit a last second shot to knock off Georgia Tech already, and he's...

There's a 2019 guard from Glens Falls, New York. If you aren't aware, that's where Jimmer Fredette went to high school at. Glens Falls is also where Joe Girard III is currently attending HS. He's already drawn comparisons to Jimmer for his incredible sharpshooting skills and scoring ability. The...

I agree. It's been ridiculous this year. Defense is still nowhere to be seen. A lot of the games this year have seen Pittsburgh giving up 4-5 goals. When they somehow don't, the offense goes down the drain. Pittsburgh is currently is out of the playoffs. They need to call up some of their AHL...

Here are three more 2018 prospects who will all hopefully be at high major schools. The first is the surest thing, as he's visiting four HM schools and then deciding between them. That would be Aussie forward Sam Froling, the brother of Marquette forward Harry Froling, who we're going to get...

Wisconsin won a close game against Western Kentucky tonight 81-80, snapping the Badgers' recent slump. Two of their black players, Trice and freshman Kobe King are both out for the year. King is definitely a bigger loss; I'm not a fan of Trice and his tendency to jack up shot after shot. With...

Well, Frost signed some mulatto QB from California. He's highly rated, so there's a 95% chance he'll start next year because he's Frost's "guy." Given how other QB battles around the country shake out, I'll be shocked if the "upside" QB isn't a starter next year. Guess I was wrong about him...

It's been awhile, but here a couple more prospects to keep your eye on: Shadowlight mentioned a player from Kentucky, Trey Brock, as a stud in the 2020 class to watch out for. There's a 2020 Kentucky player better than Brock is: that would be Trinity PG Justin Powell. He's 6'5, 180, and is a...

Great post deceptive. I think I'll have to disagree with you on Konchar being the Summit League's best player, however. Don't get me wrong, Konchar is great, but there's one guy who I think is better. That is South Dakota State's Mike Daum. Now a junior, the "Dauminator" is a stud who is getting...

Some stats from today: Paul Jorgensen has rapidly become an important part of Butler's team. When Jorgensen is on, the Bulldogs are simply way better than when he isn't. He had 15 points in the Bulldogs' blowout win vs. cupcake Youngstown State. It'll be interesting to see what happens when...

Perhaps the biggest storyline of the college basketball season thus far is North Carolina's Luke Maye. Maye has been an absolute stud so far this year, and is a double double machine. I've been able to watch him a couple of times this year, and he's VERY impressive. He can score in any way...

I really liked that quote from Frost today; I was listening to the press conference as well. He knows the walk-on program and in-state players better than anybody. I think you'll see an uptick in in-state Huskers getting offers and preferred walk-on spots. If Frost starts winning again, you'll...

Ohio State with just 4 white starters tonight... 3 of them on the defensive side of the ball. The good news is all three of those guys (Hubbard, Bosa, and Borland) will be in the NFL. The offense is downright atrocious, with just Billy Price at center. What happened to QB Joe Burrow? At the...

I think it's a good hire for the Cornhuskers. I like that quote from Frost; I'm hoping he gets some of those "hard-working" guys back on the team. You know, those guys from the area that Pelini and Riley loved ignoring? Out of the big-time coaching hires so far, Frost is the best one.

I wouldn't worry quite yet. The Badgers lost a lot from their 2015 runner up team and lost to teams like Milwaukee in 2016 and still made the Sweet 16. They've got a few new pieces, and their black players (and white players like Van Vliet and Pritzl, for that matter) aren't as good as the guys...

This to me is the main sticking point on Frost. Why I am giving him a chance. I think he will stick up for the homegrown Nebraska kids, and others from states like Iowa, Missouri, the Dakotas, etc. If he's recruiting Nebraska kids to UCF, that tells me all I need to know. He also coached guys...

Great posts, celtic and shadowlight! I've been busy lately, so thanks for posting some scores and performances by our guys. I have to say again, I agree completely with Shadowlight. Those guys who got drafted would've gotten drafted anyways in a later year. All of them are good enough talents...

With Mullen to Florida, it's looking like Nebraska is pretty much all-in on Frost at this point. There have been a lot of reports out there that the deal with Frost is basically waiting on UCF to finish out their season. I know Shadowlight and Heretic have been discussing this hire in a couple...

Thank goodness Riley was canned, because him and his staff were recruiting Snodgrass for, you guessed it H-Back or TE. Brilliant. Riley must love stockpiling white athletes and letting them waste away at those spots. Just off the top of my head, he'd already got Jack Stoll, Ben Miles, Matt...

Mike Riley officially fired from Nebraska!! I'm hoping for either Scott Frost, whom I truly believe knows the type of players he needs to win at Nebraska (having played for the Huskers and being from Nebraska) and would lighten up the team somewhat. As mentioned, the only concern I have would be...

I applaud Zimmer for giving a lot of white players chances at non-caste positions, but as for QB, what a buffoon. Just commit to Keenum and have your "competition" in the offseason. And of course weenieworld's predictable "analysis." In what sane world would you bench a QB off of an 9-2 team...

A few more good results the last couple of days. Northern Iowa (2 white starters and all white bench players) has upset both all-black SMU, and NC State enroute to the Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament Championship game today! Reserve guard Spencer Haldeman was key in the SMU game, scoring a...

Notre Dame rallies from a 16 point 2nd half deficit and comes back to shock the Shockers in the Maui Invitational Championship Game!! Senior big man Martinas Geben hit two crucial free throws with 2 seconds left to put the Irish up 67-66, their first lead since the opening moments of the game...

Even though a couple of the games today didn't go our guys' way, we still had some great performances. First, Belmont lost at Providence on a buzzer beater. However, our guys played well in this one, showing they're going to be a threat in the NCAA Tournament. I'm glad I got a chance to watch...