HoriZone Roundtable

Detroit Mercy is now 1-6 on the young season. The Titans dropped both contests this weekend to Horizon preseason champions Wright State. In the first...

Wright State would begin Horizon League play at Detroit Mercy looking to go 2-0 for the second year in a row. Last season, they beat...

At the beginning of the season, Greg Kampe was asked what he thought Oakland' record would be after their non-conference games. He predicted 0-7,...

This bizarre season just went from providing next to no information due to a lack of non-conference games to providing a ton of relevant information as teams dove into Horizon League play in the third week of the year. An interesting development from the first weekend of Horizon League play is that no team split its first series. As a result, there are several clear tiers already beginning to form within the league. This week's power rankings are going to be a little more harsh than weeks past. With a pair of schools that have yet to play a game this season, both Cleveland State and Youngstown State will be left out of the rankings because things are too far along to be relying purely on preseason expectations.

Wright State would take a short two-hour trek north to Bowling Green, to face MAC Preseason favorite, Bowling Green. The teams last faced in...

Coming off of a historic loss at the hands of Ohio University, Cleveland State was searching for answers. In a week with limited preparation...

With just a few games remaining between now and the start of Horizon League play, things are going about how many predicted before the year. Wright State remains the overwhelming favorite to repeat as Horizon League Champion with size that should give most of the league fits, and everything else is completely up in the air. Several Horizon League schools have shown flashes of incredible promise – though not enough promise to pull off a massive non-conference upset – along with frustrating stretches of undisciplined play. In other words, most of the league has shown itself to be full of flawed rosters with top-end talent capable of taking over and stealing wins. With no Division I games played to date, Robert Morris will be left out of this week's rankings. These rankings are already operating on far too little data, attempting to compare Division I results to NAIA results is too crazy even for me.

Nick Tuori | Staff Writer | Tuori Sports Report The Milwaukee Panthers finally began their 2020-21 season this weekend. They lost on Friday night to...

After three contests in six days, Detroit is 0-3, but not for lack of effort. Friday night, the Titans gave Michigan State all they...