HoriZone Roundtable

Defending Horizon League Co-Champion Wright State lost four key players from last year's roster, but brings back All-League performers Loudon Love and BIll Wampler. With a crop of incoming players that seems to fill every need created by departing players, the Raiders appear poised for another Horizon League Title.

Can the Flames finally reach their potential and win the Horizon League? For each of the past two seasons, it has felt like the Flames...

How ON EARTH will the Norse replace John Brannen and Drew McDonald? Drew McDonald's senior year was like a scripted movie, straight out of Hollywood....

Can Oakland hoops have another surprising season with new talent? We all know the story by now. A ton of transfers, weird scholarship situations and...

Will last year's success breed continued success into the new year? In Jerrod Calhoun’s third season at the helm at Youngstown State, there are still...

Despite returning nearly everyone from last year's roster, the Green Bay Phoenix could see a drop in the standings because of how important the now graduated Sandy Cohen III was to the team's up-tempo attack.

Detroit Mercy has a schedule and a roster, and they are doing things the Mike Davis way. Detroit Mercy starts on the road...

Last year's 10th place finisher in the Horizon League, Milwaukee seems poised for a better year based simply on the fact that it wasn't one of the teams that lost its coach and several players in unexpected fashion. Newcomers will be key, but front court production will determine the Panthers' success this season.

IUPUI's once promising 2019-20 season took a series of blows over the offseason. Can the Jaguars overcome the unexpected departures of several players and Head Coach Jason Gardner to exceed expectations this year?