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Follow @Koiki_Sport // If home is where the heart is, the Harvard Crimson men's basketball team is more than accustomed now to being heartbreakers in every home arena in the Ivy League. Its latest road conquest has put itself in prime position at an Ivy League four-peat. Wesley Saunders, last season's

Follow @Koiki_Sport // Somehow, after 40 seasons and five decades roaming the college basketball sidelines like Alexander the Great did the modern-day Middle East centuries ago, Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski found himself in a game that he admitted that he had never been a part of, regardless of whether history

Follow @Koiki_Sport Though the Princeton Tigers' women's basketball team is playing at a level never before seen in the history of the Ancient Eight, their opponent inside of Jadwin Gym on Saturday recently dealt it one of the program's toughest defeats to stomach just 10 months prior. Whatever lingering heartbreak that may

One of the premier high flyers in all of college basketball, Michael Qualls has helped to lead Arkansas back into the national rankings heading into the beginning of SEC play. (WholeHogSports.com) Follow @Koiki_Sport // 1. Southern Fried Basketball Between 1997 and 2008, the Southeastern Conference was the only league in Division 1

Gamecocks fend off second-half rally, stun No. 9 Cyclones Follow @Koiki_Sport // -- Story by Julia Morris The recent offensive struggles of starting guard Sindarious Thornwell did not bother South Carolina head coach Frank Martin. Whispers from supporters concerning his play, Martin said, did get to him, believing those whispers

Follow @Koiki_Sport // From the very beginning of the game to the very end, Harvard wide receiver Andrew Fischer placed his fingerprints all over the 131st edition of “The Game.” His first opportunity came on Harvard’s first play from scrimmage, and he dropped a deep pass down the sideline that

Follow @Koiki_Sport // For almost the entire game in front of a hostile, record-breaking crowd against Rutgers, time was not an ally of Penn State’s. Star quarterback Christian Hackenberg literally saw red on almost every dropback in the pocket, unleashing hurried throw after another. Every potential game-changing play its defense