Ole Miss Hoops Preview: Non-Conference Edition
Here is a detailed game-by-game look at each of Ole Miss Men's Basketball's non-conference slate that begins in November.
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Here is a detailed game-by-game look at each of Ole Miss Men's Basketball's non-conference slate that begins in November.
(Sam Vecenie) | Rokas Jokubaitis, G, Zalgiris A similar pick from the last mock. It’s hard to find genuine early contributors later in the draft, and one avenue open to them given their current contract situation could be to stash a player. Jokubaitis is seen as a strong, creative pick-and-roll guard. He makes live-dribble passes and also has a nice little three-level scoring game off his pull-up repertoire that will translate to playing both on and off the ball. The key for him will be athletic translation and consistently gaining separation, but he plays such an unhurried style of basket...
Bevo’s Daily Roundup: With Chris Beard at Texas, two Texas Tech players hit portal Share this story Michael C. Johnson-USA TODAY Sports The college basketball world shook a little beneath our feet last week when the Texas Longhorns announced the hiring of Chris Beard as the program’s new basketball coach. Beard replaces Shaka Smart. He also leaves behind a somewhat talented team in the Texas Tech Red Raiders. That is, it was a talented team. Now, at least two Tech players have hit the transfer portal since the announcement of Beard’s big move to Austin, 247Sports reports.
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Notebook: 2 Saturday games at the Coliseum decided by a total of 2 points By February 14, 2021 - 2:00 pm Feb 13, 2021; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers forward Gabe Osabuohien (3) shoots over Oklahoma Sooners forward Kur Kuath (52) during the first half at WVU Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen-USA TODAY Sports MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Ninety minutes of basketball at the Coliseum Saturday produced a pair of games decided by a single point and Oklahoma teams surviving a total of four missed shots from the Mountaineers in the final seven seconds that could have flipp...