By the end of this month either Steve Kerr or David Blatt will become the first rookie coach to lead their team to an NBA title since Pat Riley did it with the Lakers in 1982. It usually takes coaches a… Continue Reading
Perhaps the Blue Devils would have won an NCAA title a half-century ago had high school star Bill Bradley stuck with his initial decision to attend Duke in the fall of 1961. However, after Bradley changed his mind and enrolled… Continue Reading
Miami will need to score a few more points this week as they try to get off of the bubble and into the tourney. 50 years ago the Hurricanes were an unstoppable offensive machine thanks to Coach Bruce Hale and… Continue Reading
Iowa’s Roy Devyn Marble was selected 56th overall by the Denver Nuggets in last month’s NBA draft. However, this summer marks the 25th anniversary of the first Roy Marble from Iowa to ever be drafted. Roy Sr. was a high school… Continue Reading
La Salle legend Tom Gola passed away on Sunday at the age of 81. Gola helped lead the Explorers to unprecedented heights during his playing days. He was named MVP of the 1952 NIT after beating Dayton in the title… Continue Reading
Jon Teitel attended the National Sports Collectors Convention in Baltimore last summer. This is the 11th and final installment in his photo essay about the dealers he interviewed and the stories of the college basketball memorabilia that they were offering… Continue Reading
Coach Josh Pastner has certainly pumped some life back into the Memphis basketball program, but one of the first people to bring the school to national prominence was Larry Kenon. After just missing out on being a part of the… Continue Reading
To prepare for the tip-off of another great year of college basketball, CHD is reaching out to coaches and players around the country to get the inside scoop on what we can expect this time around. Jon Teitel continues our… Continue Reading
The-BALL (or Basketball Alumni Legends League) is a brand-new East Coast summer league for former college basketball stars. Fans who show up to the games get to see famous alumni from local colleges in more intimate arenas. Many of the… Continue Reading
Jim Krebs was the star center for the Southern Methodist University Mustangs in the 1950s. He led his team to the tournament during each of his three years on the varsity, but had the misfortune of running into a pair… Continue Reading
