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Short-handed Wake Forest tips off against Elon - Vimarsana News

Short-handed Wake Forest tips off against Elon

Missing five scholarship players hardly is an ideal way to practice and scrimmage but Wake Forest was encouraged after navigating a charity exhibition game against Alabama short-handed.By the time Wa

Quadruple-double queen Shakyla Hill reflects on magical moment - Vimarsana News

Quadruple-double queen Shakyla Hill reflects on magical moment

Shakyla Hill went viral as she woke up on Jan. 4, 2018, with 12,000 new Instagram followers. It's been six years since her historic night.

Different point of view - Vimarsana News

Different point of view

Greg Hepburn II gave his son a day before reaching out.

Schools are snatching up transfers in college hoops. That means fewer freshmen on D-I rosters, too - Vimarsana News

Schools are snatching up transfers in college hoops. That means fewer freshmen on D-I rosters, too

The number of incoming freshmen in Division I men's basketball has dropped amid the free-agency rush through the transfer portal. Data from the NCAA shows that the number of freshmen fell by 18% from the 2019-20 season before the pandemic to the 2021-22 season. That was the first season after a rule change allowing undergraduate athletes to transfer once without sitting out. The decline was more acute at 24% for the Power Five leagues. Pittsburgh's Jeff Capel says the portal gives “more options” for coaches. Auburn coach Bruce Pearl said transfers typically offer advantag...

Schools are snatching up transfers in college hoops. That means fewer freshmen on D-I rosters, too. - Vimarsana News

Schools are snatching up transfers in college hoops. That means fewer freshmen on D-I rosters, too.

The number of incoming freshmen in Division I men's basketball has dropped amid the free-agency rush through the transfer portal. Data from the NCAA shows that the number of freshmen fell by 18% from the 2019-20 season before the pandemic to the 2021-22 season.