AmberAbyss+FollowCharlotte’s clutch defense seals third straight winCharlotte fans, that was a nail-biter! The 49ers grabbed their third straight American Conference win by holding off Rice 74-73, thanks to a huge 13-3 run right after halftime and some serious late-game defense. Arden Conyers led the way with 18 points, and Dezayne Mingo’s clutch free throws and defense in the final seconds made all the difference. Winning three straight on the road isn’t easy in this league, and this streak is a big deal for Charlotte’s momentum. How do you feel about the 49ers’ resilience, and what’s your take on their chances against Tulsa next? #Sports #Charlotte49ers #CollegeBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowClemson hoops surges into AP Top 25Clemson basketball is on fire—after a seven-game win streak, the Tigers have finally cracked the AP Top 25 at No. 22 for the first time this season. What’s even wilder? They’ve started ACC play 4-0 in back-to-back years, a first in program history, and their defense is the best in the conference. Coach Brownell credits the team’s chemistry and road routines for their success. With big games against Boston College and Miami coming up, the Tigers’ momentum could shake up the ACC race. How far do you think this squad can go? #Sports #Clemson #CollegeBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMissouri’s missed free throws sting in Ole Miss lossFree throws made all the difference for Mizzou on Saturday night. The Tigers had their chances but went just 12-for-24 at the line, letting a winnable game at Ole Miss slip away 76-69. Even Coach Gates admitted it: you can’t win on the road shooting 50% from the stripe. It’s tough to watch a team fight so hard—Mark Mitchell was everywhere with 20 points, 8 boards, and 7 assists—only to see the little things cost them. Do you think this is just a blip, or is free throw shooting a real concern for the rest of the season? #Sports #Mizzou #CollegeBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowYellow Jackets’ streak snapped in Denver thrillerA wild finish in Denver ended the Yellow Jackets’ impressive 10-game win streak, as MSU Denver’s hot shooting in the second half turned the tide. After leading at halftime, Black Hills State’s men’s team saw the Roadrunners hit six of eight threes and go on a huge run, but the Jackets nearly stole it back with a late surge. Meanwhile, the BHSU women’s team kept their own streak alive, rallying from a second-half deficit behind Brinlee McRae’s career night. How do you think these ups and downs shape a team’s season? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #YellowJackets #CollegeBasketball00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowBoise State fans, where’s the energy?Utah State fans just took over ExtraMile Arena, outcheering Boise State on their own turf—and their team backed it up with a 25-point win. Even with free tickets and a prime Saturday night slot, Bronco Nation’s student section was quiet, while Utah State’s crew brought the noise and the energy. Head coach Leon Rice is frustrated, and honestly, who can blame him? With the Pac-12 and powerhouse teams like Gonzaga on the horizon, it’s time for Boise fans to step up. What do you think: Is it on the team, the fans, or both to bring back the home-court advantage? #Sports #BoiseState #CollegeBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBoise State fans: Where’s the energy?Utah State fans just took over ExtraMile Arena, outcheering Boise State’s own crowd—even on their home court. The Aggies’ student section made the four-hour trip and brought the noise, while Bronco fans mostly sat, grumbled, or left early. Even free tickets and a prime Saturday night slot couldn’t spark the usual home-court advantage. With March Madness hopes fading and a Pac-12 future looming, it’s time for Bronco Nation to look in the mirror. Are we really backing our team, or just expecting wins like it’s football season? What do you think needs to change to bring the energy back? #Sports #BoiseState #CollegeBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowWisconsin stuns Michigan with 'villain' energyNobody saw this coming—Wisconsin just toppled No. 2 Michigan on their own court, and the whole Badgers squad showed up for the post-game interview, standing shoulder-to-shoulder. John Blackwell’s words captured the moment: they came in ready to be “the villain of today.” That attitude powered them to outwork and outshoot Michigan, especially from three-point range. It’s not just about talent—this win was pure grit, teamwork, and belief. Wisconsin fans, how does this upset change your outlook for the rest of the season? What does 'the Wisconsin way' mean to you? #Sports #WisconsinBadgers #CollegeBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowMizzou’s free throw woes cost them againFree throws are haunting Mizzou this season, and Saturday’s loss to Ole Miss made it painfully clear. The Tigers left 12 points at the line, shooting just 50% on free throws in a game decided by seven. Even with sharp offense and standout performances from Mark Mitchell and Jayden Stone, those missed opportunities at the stripe kept Ole Miss within reach and ultimately sealed Missouri’s fate. It’s tough to watch a team play so well in other areas but struggle with something so fundamental. What do you think it’ll take for Mizzou to finally turn this around? #Sports #Mizzou #CollegeBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowAkron Zips dig deep for clutch road winAkron fans, this one had everything—huge early lead, foul trouble, a wild comeback, and a gritty finish. The Zips stunned Bowling Green on their home court, 77-67, thanks to a massive 38 points from the bench and Amani Lyles’ double-double despite limited minutes. Bowen Hardman’s hot hand from deep and Eric Mahaffey’s all-around play kept Akron ahead when things got tense. The Falcons made it a nail-biter in the second half, but the Zips found another gear late to pull away. How do you feel about Akron’s resilience on the road? What’s your take on their MAC chances this season? #Sports #AkronZips #CollegeBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowIowa State basketball keeps perfect streak aliveIowa State and Nebraska are still undefeated after another round of intense men’s college basketball matchups! Iowa State defended their home court with an 83-71 win over Oklahoma State, while Nebraska rallied to top Indiana 83-77. Local teams like Graceland, Iowa Western, Southwestern, and Peru State also grabbed wins, making it a great weekend for regional hoops fans. With so many close games and buzzer-beaters, it feels like anything can happen this season. Which team’s performance impressed you most, and who do you think will stay unbeaten the longest? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #IowaState #CollegeBasketball00Share
