HoriZone Roundtable

Building a successful college basketball program in 2021 starts and ends with recruiting. While player development is also crucial, finding the right people to...

Detroit Mercy has won seven of its last eight games, and their record sits at 8-8 and 7-5 in the conference. With four conference...

The time has come, Norse fans! You're back in the women's basketball power rankings and...probably wishing you could've been back in last week instead. While NKU technically wasn't eligible for the rankings last week due to playing less than half of league games, the Norse would've had an incredible argument for first place. That went away quickly with another high-profile matchup. If the fact that there's a number in every box of that last column on the chart didn't give it away, I'll go ahead and say it: this week in women's basketball sent the power rankings into more chaos than the previous 10 weeks combined. Much of that was artificial due to NKU's return, but a lot was because we've started to get the high-profile matchups after weeks of top teams stacking up wins against the middle and bottom of the league. With NKU back in the rankings, every team that's still playing is ranked this week.

The head coach of Purdue Fort Wayne, Jon Coffman, has more wins than any other coach in program history in their Division I era....

Don't consider it contradictory, think of it as a second opinion. Here are Norse Report's Power Rankings.

For the second week in a row, the Horizon League men's basketball slate resulted in five sweeps out of six matchups. While there was a good deal of movement in this week's rankings, they were much more stable than last week following the seemingly straightforward results. While two teams dropped multiple spots, nobody moved up more than one.

Here's your yearly reminder that Adrian Nelson is good at basketball.

Wright State and Cleveland State maintained pace at the top of the Horizon League, but now it's starting to look like Northern Kentucky is emerging as a third team destined for a first round bye in the league tournament. While the Norse still have a pair of games against Wright State, the team is currently riding a six-game win streak and sits four games above .500. Once again, there were five sweeps out of six series this weekend. Here's a look at how that changed the league's outlook:

A week after Milwaukee remained undefeated in Horizon League play with a sweep of IUPUI, Northern Kentucky returned to action and returned the favor by staying undefeated with a pair of wins against Milwaukee. With the wins, the Norse are now the only undefeated team in Horizon League play. Here's a look at this week's rankings: