HoriZone Roundtable

The Horizon League Tournament has never had any shortage of excitement over the years, and the first round games were no exception, from a...

The final two games of the regular season for Cleveland State brought forth a number of challenges as their annual trip to Wisconsin took...

The IUPUI Jaguars gave the Robert Morris Colonials a run for their money Tuesday night in the opening round of the Horizon League men's basketball...

Let the games begin. The first round of the Horizon League tournament features at least two games in which the lower seed could prevail, if...

Two Colonials earn honors with tourney on horizon The up and down 2022-23 regular season came to an abrupt end last Thursday after the Colonials...

IUPUI closed out regular season Horizon League play by splitting a pair of home games last week. The Jaguars surprised Robert Morris 81-75 Thursday...

With another Horizon League regular season in the books, HoriZone Roundtable writers and podcast staff came together to make our picks for the 2023 Horizon League All-League teams. One look at the teams and it's clear that voters were drawn to the big shot takers who put the finishing touches on major victories. Given how little separation there is between half of the league, this shouldn't come as a surprise. There's plenty of value in the other intangibles but if you're down three with seconds to play and you don't have a guy who can deliver those points, you're not going to win. As has been the case so often since Antoine Davis stepped foot on campus at Detroit Mercy, he found himself in a Player of the Year race against someone who got a lot more wins but nowhere near the counting stat production. In a less common occurrence, Davis won that battle over Youngstown State's Dwayne Cohill in large part because those numbers hit a level that was impossible to deny. Here's a look at who's joining Davis and Cohill on our All-League teams:

More than any year since the HoriZone Roundtable writers and podcast staff started picking Horizon League awards, this was a strange year to try to figure out winners. In most cases, the biggest issue was votes being split DASH either between two people or a half dozen DASH that resulted in the eventual winners shifting with every new vote tallied. In others, the issue — and likely discrepancies between our vote and the official results — was figuring out exactly who qualifies. Here's a look at who we selected for each of the Horizon League's annual awards: