By: Payton Havermann The Summit League tournament kicks off at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, South Dakota on March 6th. The tournament will feature eight of the Summit League’s nine teams, with only 9th place Denver not making the cut. The tournament will be the culmination of what was a highly competitive season in […]

By Alex Crow Last year, I had the privilege of covering the SoCon tournament for the first time, talking about what a great team East Tennessee State had en route to what would have likely resulted in an at-large berth to the Big Dance, had they not knocked off the Wofford Terriers in the finals […]

By Reid McEowen With the Sun Belt conference wrapping up their men’s basketball regular season on Feb. 27, it is now time to shift focus to the conference tournament as the 12 teams of the Sun Belt conference battle it out in Pensacola, Florida for an automatic bid into the March Madness Tournament. Coming into […]

By Aidan Johnson Gainesville, FL — Dru Smith had a monster night for the Missouri Men’s Basketball team. The senior guard totaled 17 points, 9 assists, 6 steals, 3 rebounds, a block and scored the game-winning basket in Mizzou’s first-ever road win against Florida. That performance, arguably his best of the season, is what propelled the […]

By Jack Knowlton In a world of chaos, Gonzaga has been one of the only very consistent performers in men’s college basketball. Gonzaga currently boasts an undefeated record, sitting at number one atop the college basketball world, much to the dismay of fans of Duke, UNC, and Kentucky. The Zags have been, well, the Zags. […]

By Jaelyn Murry The Missouri women’s basketball team is headed into postseason play, closing its regular season 9-10 overall and 5-9 in the SEC after a big win Sunday over Mississippi State. Sunday’s matchup was the 12th all-time meeting between the two schools. Bulldogs leading the series with an 9-2 advantage, but that all changed after […]

By Kenny Van Doren Among the smaller mid-majors, the Patriot League is home to smaller named schools not known to the average collegiate basketball fan. While housing Navy, Colgate, Lafayette, Army, American, Bucknell, Boston U, Holy Cross, Loyola MD and Lehigh (listed in order of standings), the Patriot will only send one team to the […]

By Kenny Van Doren There’s always a great hidden gem among the mid-majors, and for the Colonial Athletic Association, they could have a contender moving into the NCAA tournament. While home to Hofstra, Delaware, James Madison, Elon, Towson, Northeastern, William & Mary, UNC Wilmington, Charleston and Drexel, the CAA will only be able to send […]

By Micah Wright After a compelling regular season, the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament tips off in St. Louis on Thursday, March 4. The MVC Tournament, or “Arch Madness” as it is better known, is always one of the most competitive and upset-driven conference tournaments. This season is no different, and there are a lot of […]

By Jerry Hopkins If you are super busy and don’t have time to read this whole article, this tweet by Nicole Auerback is a great summary of what this tournament is. Well played, @TheJeromeXX. pic.twitter.com/G21iv37yAs — Nicole Auerbach 😷 (@NicoleAuerbach) March 1, 2021 Now if you decided to stay with me, the West Coast Conference […]

By Alex Crow Like just about every other conference this season, the A-10 has seen its share of ups and downs. We saw Richmond travel to Rupp Arena and knock off a then-No. 10 Kentucky team, only to have Kentucky rapidly show the world the potential issues of relying on one-and-done culture, now sitting on […]

By Michael Levitt In addition to the hitters to watch that were detailed last week, there are also pitchers who are worth keeping an eye on and could grab hold of an important role for their club. There are plenty of position battles among pitchers, and some of them are more exciting than others. The […]

By Harrison Vapnek In what’s been a wild regular season in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, including preseason favorite Howard opting out of the season after five games, a eight win in nine game stretch for NC A&T, and a winless season for Delaware State, it is finally time to crown a champion in Norfolk for […]

By: Payton Havermann The Ohio Valley Conference has wrapped up their regular season conference play, and their conference tournament is slated to begin on March 3rd. Due to Covid-19, the tournament switched its format for one year only to only allow the top 8 teams in the conference to play in the tournament. The conference […]

By: James Marshall The Winthrop Eagles are nothing short of dominant in Big South play, closing the regular season with a 20-1 record. Led by senior Chandler Vaudrin, the Eagles have earned every bit of their high price to win this tournament. However, will anyone be able to upset the Eagles and punch their ticket […]

By Harrison Vapnek In an afternoon that was mostly a pitchers duel, the Omaha Mavericks (3-3) and their bats got hot in the 9th inning, scoring six runs on six hits, along with drawing two walks, to break the 3-3 tie, and eventually beat the Missouri Tigers (3-5), 9-3. The inning began with a Chris […]

By Reid McEowen With the Atlantic Sun Conference finishing its last regular season matchups on Feb. 27, we are now able to preview the conference tournament in all its glory on March 4. Let’s break down the big-time matchups, impact players and a prediction of the Atlantic Sun Conference champion who will take the automatic […]

By Brandon Nimmons   COLUMBIA, Mo.- Saturday held 18 innings of baseball for the Missouri Tigers, and the pitching was definitely what was left to be desired from the first nine. The Tigers’ lineup and pitching came alive early and often in game two, however. Game One: The Missouri Tigers struggled in game one, giving […]

By Shane Gravlin It was a marathon of a home opener for the Missouri Tigers baseball team. Going into the seventh inning, it appeared that it was going to be a blow-out, with the Tigers ahead 7-0 at that point. Two innings later, the visiting University of Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks found themselves with a chance to […]

By Brandon Nimmons On March 16, 2018, the UMBC Retrievers made history as the first ever 16 seed to defeat a number one seed. The Retrievers look to do the same thing again this year. Led by America East Player of the Year contender Brandon Horvath, UMBC ran through their conference with a 10-4 record, […]