UCF Knights Closeout Successful Spring, Former Viera Hawks Nixon, Kingston See Significant Time |
FORMER VIERA STANDOUTS TRE NIXON AND HAYDEN KINGSTON SEE SIGNIFICANT TIME ABOVE VIDEO: The UCF football team opened with a nod to the past Saturday night before the 2018 Spring Game presented by DEX Imaging. Then, the Knights focused on continuing to prepare for the future. ORLANDO, FORIDA– The UCF football
- AP Poll
- 1. Alabama
- 2. Georgia
- 3. Oklahoma
- 4. Clemson
- 5. Ohio State
- 6. UCF
- 7. Wisconsin
- 8. Penn State
- 9. TCU
- 10. Auburn
- Coaches Poll
- 1. Alabama
- 2. Georgia
- 3. Oklahoma
- 4. Clemson
- 5. Ohio State
- 6. Wisconsin
- 7. UCF
- 8. Penn State
- 9. TCU
- 10. USC
Seton Hall names Tony Skinn assistant basketball coach
Seton Hall has hired Tony Skinn as an assistant basketball coach. Coach Kevin Willard announced the hiring Thursday. Skinn replaces Shaheen Holloway, who left to become the head coach at nearby St. Peter's University. Skinn spent the past three seasons as an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech.
Florida Gulf Coast graduate transfer Johnson to join Miami
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Florida Gulf Coast graduate transfer Zach Johnson says he will play his final college season for the Miami Hurricanes, his hometown team. Johnson announced his plans Thursday on Twitter. A 6-2 guard, he was a three-year starter at Florida Gulf Coast, averaging 16.1 points last season
New Thomas More head basketball coach Justin Ray moves across the river
Thomas More College President David A. Armstrong, J.D. and Director of Athletic Terry Connor announced April 19 that Justin Ray has been named the 10th head men's basketball coach at Thomas More. Ray comes to Thomas More from across-the-river rival Mount St. Joseph University where he has been the
IU basketball: Previewing 2019 recruiting as window opens
ESPN national recruiting expert Jeff Borzello joins Mind Your Banners to discuss Romeo Langford's pending decision, Archie Miller's recruiting work through one year at IU and his thoughts on the Hoosiers' 2018 class so far. BLOOMINGTON – Fan attention is focused on New Albany now, but IU
Analyzing the 2018-19 Big Ten schedule for the Maryland men's basketball team
The Big Ten announced the opponents for its 2018-19 men's basketball schedule Thursday, with the league playing 20 conference games rather than 18 for the first time. Here is the list for Maryland's opponents and how the Terps might fare next season. Home: Illinois*, Indiana, Northwestern Away
- AP Poll
- 1. Virginia
- 2. Villanova
- 3. Xavier
- 4. Kansas
- 5. Michigan State
- 6. Cincinnati
- 7. Michigan
- 8. Gonzaga
- 9. Duke
- 10. North Carolina
- Coaches Poll
- 1. Villanova
- 2. Michigan
- 3. Kansas
- 4. Duke
- 5. Virginia
- 6. Texas Tech
- 7. Loyola-Chicago
- 8. Xavier
- 9. Purdue
- 10. Gonzaga
Seton Hall names Tony Skinn assistant basketball coach
Seton Hall has hired Tony Skinn as an assistant basketball coach. Coach Kevin Willard announced the hiring Thursday. Skinn replaces Shaheen Holloway, who left to become the head coach at nearby St. Peter's University. Skinn spent the past three seasons as an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech.
Florida Gulf Coast graduate transfer Johnson to join Miami
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Florida Gulf Coast graduate transfer Zach Johnson says he will play his final college season for the Miami Hurricanes, his hometown team. Johnson announced his plans Thursday on Twitter. A 6-2 guard, he was a three-year starter at Florida Gulf Coast, averaging 16.1 points last season
New Thomas More head basketball coach Justin Ray moves across the river
Thomas More College President David A. Armstrong, J.D. and Director of Athletic Terry Connor announced April 19 that Justin Ray has been named the 10th head men's basketball coach at Thomas More. Ray comes to Thomas More from across-the-river rival Mount St. Joseph University where he has been the
IU basketball: Previewing 2019 recruiting as window opens
ESPN national recruiting expert Jeff Borzello joins Mind Your Banners to discuss Romeo Langford's pending decision, Archie Miller's recruiting work through one year at IU and his thoughts on the Hoosiers' 2018 class so far. BLOOMINGTON – Fan attention is focused on New Albany now, but IU