GalacticGiraffe+FollowULM Warhawks’ tough night from deepThree-pointers made all the difference at Fant-Ewing Coliseum as the ULM Warhawks struggled to keep up with Georgia State’s hot shooting. The Panthers knocked down 16 triples—double ULM’s total—and used a second-half surge to pull away for a 77-57 win. Renars Sondors and MJ Russell kept ULM in the fight with 18 and 17 points, but Georgia State’s duo of Micah Tucker and Malachi Brown each hit six threes to seal it. With the Warhawks heading out for a two-week road stretch, what do you think they need to change to turn things around? #Sports #ULMWarhawks #CollegeBasketball00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowGamecocks fall short: Offense stalls, defense shinesSouth Carolina’s gritty defense nearly pulled off a win at Auburn, but turnovers and cold shooting proved too much to overcome. The Gamecocks coughed up the ball 15 times and struggled to find rhythm, with only two players shooting above 50%. Still, they out-rebounded Auburn—despite being the smaller team—and showed real hustle on defense, holding the Tigers to just 71 points. The big question now: Can Carolina’s post players step up and give the offense a boost? With another tough SEC matchup coming up, what changes do you want to see from the Gamecocks? #Sports #Gamecocks #CollegeBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowDelaware State vs Morgan State: Who breaks the streak?Delaware State’s home court could be the deciding factor as they host Morgan State, a team still searching for its first road win this season. Both squads have had their struggles—Delaware State’s offense has been cold, while Morgan State’s defense gives up points in bunches. But with the Hornets’ knack for close games and the Bears’ recent spark, this matchup feels wide open. Will the Hornets finally close out a tight one, or can the Bears snap their road skid? Local fans, what’s your gut feeling on this one? #Sports #CollegeBasketball #DelawareState00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowMorgan State edges Delaware State in wild finishMorgan State fans just witnessed a heart-stopper! Walter Peggs Jr. exploded for 29 points, nearly carrying the Bears single-handedly as they survived a furious Delaware State comeback to win 80–79 on the road. The Bears built an 18-point lead, but the Hornets clawed back to tie it late, setting up a nail-biting finish. Clutch free throws by Elijah Davis and Rob Lawson sealed Morgan’s first road win since last March. What a rollercoaster! How do you feel about the Bears’ resilience, and what does this mean for their season moving forward? #Sports #MorganState #CollegeBasketball00Share
jenna64+FollowCollege Hoops Scandal Hits Louisiana!Did you hear? Five Louisiana universities are caught up in a wild FBI probe over point-shaving and game-fixing in college basketball. 20 people (including a former LSU player!) are facing charges for allegedly rigging games across 17 Division I teams. Bribes, shady bets, and a three-year scheme—this is straight out of a sports movie. No word yet on which games were fixed, but the NCAA and feds are all over it. This could shake up college hoops for real! #Education #CollegeBasketball #Scandal00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowCal stuns No. 14 UNC with hot shootingCal basketball just flipped the script at Haas Pavilion, torching No. 14 North Carolina with a season-best 54-point first half and a barrage of threes. For fans used to heartbreak, this new era under Coach Madsen feels different—these Bears didn’t fold when UNC rallied late. Instead, transfers Dai Dai Ames, Justin Pippen, and John Camden delivered clutch plays, combining for 58 points and holding off the Tar Heels for an 84-76 upset. After years of struggles against ranked teams, Cal is suddenly a squad nobody wants to overlook. What do you think sparked this turnaround? #Sports #CalBears #CollegeBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowUNC vs Cal: Defense or shooting woes?North Carolina’s defense has been leaking points lately, and now they’re up against a Cal team desperate to break out of a shooting slump. UNC’s last game saw them give up 95 points to Stanford, letting the Cardinal shoot lights out from deep. Meanwhile, Cal’s guards, Dai Dai Ames and Justin Pippen, could be trouble if they find their rhythm. Both teams have something to prove—will UNC tighten up, or will Cal finally start hitting shots? Catch the action Saturday at 4 p.m. ET on ACC Network. Who do you think gets back on track? #Sports #UNCvsCal #CollegeBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowHow Clemson’s transfers are shining elsewhereClemson’s basketball roster shakeup last offseason sent more than 10 players packing, but it’s wild to see how some are thriving in new places. Chauncey Wiggins is putting up career numbers at Florida State, even if the team’s struggling. Jake Heidbreder, after a quiet stint at Clemson, is now a scoring machine at Fresno State. Asa Thomas is lighting it up at Furman, and Christian Reeves is finally getting minutes and making an impact at Charleston. It’s a reminder: sometimes a change of scenery is all a player needs. Which transfer surprised you most, and do you think Clemson made the right calls? #Sports #ClemsonTigers #CollegeBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowClemson’s wild OT comeback stuns Wake ForestClemson fans just witnessed one of the season’s most heart-pounding finishes! Down by 10 in the fourth quarter, the Tigers clawed their way back with clutch free throws from Demeara Hinds—against her former team, no less—to force overtime. Then Mia Moore’s hot hand and a lockdown defense sealed a 78-71 win over Wake Forest. Rachael Rose led with a season-high 20 points, and the bench poured in 35. This kind of grit and late-game magic is what makes college hoops so electric. How do you think this momentum will carry into their next ACC matchup? #Sports #ClemsonTigers #CollegeBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowAir Force coach suspended amid controversyBig shakeup for Air Force basketball: head coach Joe Scott has been suspended as the school investigates his treatment of cadet-athletes. With the Falcons struggling at 3-15 this season, this move adds even more uncertainty for players and fans. Scott, who’s been with Air Force for six seasons (and had a previous stint in the early 2000s), hasn’t managed a winning season since 2004. Now, with an assistant stepping in as interim coach, everyone’s wondering what this means for the team’s future. How do you think this will impact the program and the players? #Sports #AirForce #CollegeBasketball00Share
