EIU women’s basketball coach Brady Sallee takes job at Ball State
Eastern Illinois University womens basketball assistant coach Lee Buchanan, seated foreground left, and head coach Brady Sallee, standing right, watch the action as EIU plays Northern Illnois at Lantz Arena in Charleston on Dec. 29, 2011.
Phoenix selects Prahalis with sixth pick in draft
Phoenix selects Prahalis with sixth pick in draft Continue reading at Ohio State women’s basketball
Tifton native Travis Williams named new TSU head basketball coach
Tennessee State University Athletics Director Teresa Phillips and President Dr. Portia Holmes-Shields announced on Friday morning that assistant coach Travis Williams has been tabbed to be the 16th head coach for the Tigers men’s basketball program. A press conference formally introducing Coach Williams is scheduled for Friday afternoon, April 13 in the circle in front of the McWherter Building …
TSU hoops coach John Cooper leaves for Miami (OH)
Just over a month after guiding his team to the Ohio Valley Conference championship game, Tennessee State University basketball coach John Cooper? becomes the next head coach at Miami (Ohio).
Purdue’s Mingo granted sixth year of eligiblity
Purdue’s Mingo granted sixth year of eligibility Continue reading at Ohio State women’s basketball
Prahalis named All-American by USBWA
Prahalis named All-American by USBWA Continue reading at Ohio State women’s basketball
Illinois to hire Wisconsin-Green Bay coach
Illinois to hire Wisconsin-Green Bay coach Continue reading at Ohio State women’s basketball
Prahalis, Hill on AP All-America teams
Prahalis, Hill on AP All-America teams Continue reading at Ohio State women’s basketball
Local News
Ohio State University Assistant Womens Basketball coach Pete Gaudet visited the Cambridge Rotary… More Guernsey County commissioners have placed a spending freeze on county budgets in advance of…
Buckeyes bounced from tournament
The Ohio State women’s basketball team exited the NCAA Tournament today with a 70-65 loss to the Florida Gators Continue reading at Ohio State women’s basketball
