college basketball
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Release from Georgia Athletics: Georgia Basketball’s 2015-16 non-conference slate announced Tuesday will be among the most challenging and balanced in the program’s history. The Bulldogs’ 11 non-conference opponents averaged 19.3 wins last season and finished 2014-15 with an average NCAA rpi of 115. “Our goal was a non-conference schedule that would put us in a
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Release from the Big Ten Conference: The Big Ten Conference led the nation in men’s basketball attendance for the 39th consecutive season according to figures released by the NCAA. The Big Ten recorded an average attendance of 12,781 patrons per game, including regular season home games and all seven sessions of the Big Ten Men’s
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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Three games against NCAA Tournament teams – Georgia, VCU and Wofford – plus the resumption of an old rivalry with Tennessee highlight a strong non-conference men’s basketball schedule for Georgia Tech in 2015-16. Tennessee begins a four-game series with the Yellow Jackets with a visit to McCamish Pavilion on Nov.
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Following an amazing three-year career at Georgia State, R.J. Hunter was selected with the 28th pick in the first round of the NBA Draft on Thursday night by the Boston Celtics. Hunter becomes the highest draft pick in Georgia State history and first since Joe Brown went to the Cleveland
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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Georgia Tech will renew a series with one of its oldest non-conference rivals this season when the Yellow Jackets and Tennessee begin a four-game non-conference series at McCamish Pavilion. The Volunteers will visit Tech on Monday, November 16, to begin the series, and return to Atlanta during the 2017-18 season.
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Coming off a second-straight 25 win season and an appearance in the third round of the NCAA tournament, Georgia State head coach Ron Hunter welcomed the Panthers back to campus on Monday for the first day of skill-instruction and workouts. It coincided with the first day of summer classes at
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