HoriZone Roundtable

First in a series looking at Horizon League Women’s basketball’s committed players for 2022 Jordana Reisma (Cleveland State) Height: 6-3, Position: PF, High School: Brown Deer...

Watching NCAA women’s basketball alumni perform at the Olympics is typically a privilege reserved for the UConns, Baylors, and Notre Dames of the world....

Welcome to the Starting Five, your rundown of the five key stories in #HLWBB since the last Starting Five. 1. Phoenix phirst with schedule Even though...

Welcome to the Starting Five, your rundown of the five key stories in #HLWBB since the last Starting Five. 1. YSU and RMU stand out...

Welcome to the Starting Five, your rundown of the key stories in #HLWBB from the past week, or however long it takes me to...

Entering Will Ryan’s first full off-season at the helm, there is no doubt he had his work cut out for him. Following the departure...

Patrick Baldwin Jr. — 247 Sports' fourth ranked recruit and top ranked small forward in the 2021 class — will play next season for the Milwaukee Panthers. Baldwin is the son of Milwaukee's head coach Pat Baldwin. He chose the Panthers over Duke and Northwestern, among dozens of other offers. Baldwin was considered a heavy Duke lean for much of the recruiting process. Baldwin projects as a combo-forward at the college level, but in the Horizon League the 6-foot-10 standout might end up being a guy who can comfortably play just about anywhere on the court. Scouts projecting him to play for the blue bloods and the NBA have noted his size, ballhandling and especially his shooting as strengths that make him such an intriguing prospect at higher levels. Those strengths will only be amplified in a league where 6-foot-7 forwards average double-doubles.

Ever since their season came to an end in the round of 64 in the NCAA Tournament, Dennis Gates and his staff have been...