When news broke that Georgetown University was hiring longtime Providence College men’s basketball coach Ed Cooley in March 2023, it sent shock waves across the Big East Conference. A long-standing, unspoken rule discouraged inter-conference moves for decades, but this rule appears to have been tossed to the wayside in the Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) era, as money now trumps … [Read more...] about FROM SECTION 105 | Hoyas Claim the Latest Battle in War of Attrition Against Providence
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Kansas joins CBS Sports Classic Field through 2029
The CBS Sports Classic has added Kansas to its annual college basketball showcase featuring four of the nation’s top programs. The Jayhawks join Kentucky, North Carolina, and Ohio State as participants in the event. UCLA opted out of the event last year and was replaced this year by St. John’s. The signature doubleheader began in 2014 and is broadcast each year on the … [Read more...] about Kansas joins CBS Sports Classic Field through 2029
Five-star forward Qayden Samuels commits to Alabama
By JAMES MADDEN Five-star forward Qayden Samuels has committed to Alabama, he announced on Wednesday. Samuels is a 6-foot-5 senior from Bishop McNamara HS (MD) and chose the Crimson Tide over Georgetown. He was a member of the Team Takeover program and one of the biggest stock risers in the countrt this past summer, averaging 20 points and 9.6 rebounds per game on the … [Read more...] about Five-star forward Qayden Samuels commits to Alabama
Indiana lands four-star forward Trevor Manhertz
By JAMES MADDEN Indiana has landed a commitment four-star forward Trevor Manhertz, it was announced on Wednesday. The 6-foot-8 wing from Christ School (NC) chose the Hoosiers over Duke and Louisville. Originally in the class of 2027, Manhertz is also expected to reclassify to the class of 2026 and enroll at Indiana next season. While spending his summer playing for Garner … [Read more...] about Indiana lands four-star forward Trevor Manhertz
GUTS Drivers’ Union Alleges Retaliation After Policy Change
A month after Georgetown University’s shuttle drivers won a protracted campaign to remain university employees, their union representatives are alleging an anticipated university policy change is retaliatory. University administrators informed Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS) drivers in a Jan. 21 private meeting that, beginning Feb. 1, they would have to pick … [Read more...] about GUTS Drivers’ Union Alleges Retaliation After Policy Change