Month: May 2005

Horizon League Recap

Horizon League 2004-05 Season Recap by Nick Dettmann What a year for the Horizon League. For the second time in three years, a team from the Horizon League reached the regional semifinals of the NCAA tournament, also known as the Sweet 16. Two years ago, the Butler Bulldogs reached the […]

Kingwood Classic Underclassmen

Talented underclassmen invade Houston by Phil Kasiecki HOUSTON – We’ve already had a look at the top players from the class of 2006 that competed in the Houston Kingwood Classic. Now, as promised, we take a look at the top underclassmen at the tournament. Jerryd Bayless (6’3″ So. SG, Phoenix […]

Saint Louis: Guard Clarke To Transfer

Billiken Leaving Saint Louis: Saint Louis sophomore guard Darren Clarke will transfer to another school after serving as a role player for the Billikens for the past two seasons. Clarke averaged 3.9 points and 1.9 rebounds per game last season. He has not announced a list of potential new schools. […]

Morning Dish

The Morning Dish – Monday, May 3rd Minor Violation at Kentucky: Kentucky officials plan to report a minor NCAA violation that was caused by non-compliance with housing rules at the Wildcat Lodge, which is home to the Wildcats. NCAA rules mandate that the number of non-athletes living in a campus […]

Valparaiso: Harris Regains Consciousnes

Valpo Center Regains Consciousness: Nearly one month after he collapsed while lifting weights during a supervised workout, Valparaiso sophomore center Kenny Harris regained consciousness last week and was checked out of the intensive care unit at the University of Chicago hospital. The 6-10, 300-pound Harris, who averaged nine points and […]

Morning Dish

The Morning Dish – Sunday, May 1st Cardinals Assistant Gets His Own Gig: Louisville coach Rick Pitino continues to churn out future head coaches. This time, assistant coach Scott Davenport will leave Pitino’s staff to take the head coaching position at Division II program Bellarmine. Davenport becomes the 21st assistant […]