HoriZone Roundtable

Hope and promise building for the Raiders It's not false to say that Wright State fans are a tad bit spoiled, probably more so than...

For the first time since 2021, IUPUI had some semblance of stability in the offseason. Talented NCAA newcomers JLynn Counter, Vincent Brady, and D.J. Jackson stuck around to play for coach Matt Crenshaw and the team's losses to the transfer portal all seemed to want more minutes.

A new coach and almost-new squad will look to bring Green Bay back to the glory days. In today’s social media world, it seems that...

Core returnees will be key for the Golden Grizzlies to make the leap in the standings this season After coming off a 13-17 season in...

The Mastodons look to rebuild after a 17-15 campaign last season To say that the 2022-23 season was below expectations for Purdue Fort Wayne is...

Colonials look to improve on last year's 10th-place finish Once a juggernaut of the Northeast Conference, the Robert Morris women’s basketball team has experienced growing...

Mike Davis and his shark mentality hope to get the Titans over the hump The Antoine Davis era at Detroit Mercy is over after...

Leo unanimously selected Player of the Year Cleveland State superstar Destiny Leo is the HoriZone Roundtable staff’s runaway Preseason Horizon League Player of the Year...

Marques Warrick is the HoriZone Roundtable staff's pick for Horizon League Player of the Year after leading Northern Kentucky to a 14-6 record in Horizon League play and an NCAA Tournament automatic berth. In the wake of Antoine Davis' graduation, the voting near the top of the First Team was as close as it's been in years. In the end Warrick got the nod over Cleveland State's Tristan Enaruna and Wright State's Trey Calvin, with B.J. Freeman finishing within striking distance and Trey Townsend rounding out the first team. The last of Youngstown State's 2023 All-League performers, Brandon Rush led the way on our Second Team. He's joined by fellow 2023 picks Sam Vinson, JLynn Counter and Brandon Noel as well as Green Bay newcomer Noah Reynolds. Our writers and podcast staff see Ziggy Reid and Brett Thompson following in the footsteps of Rush, Adrian Nelson and Malek Green (according to the picks that matter, anyway) as All-League performers in their first season after transferring to Youngstown. The newcomers are joined on our third team by Detroit's Jayden Stone, Markeith Browning of Milwaukee, and Tae Williams from Cleveland State.

Green Bay and Cleveland State will pick up where they left off last season and once again battle for the Horizon League title in...