College Hoops

Kemba Walker in March Madness: (6-0) - 23.5 PPG - 6.0 RPG - 5.6 APG - 45/37/86 Splits Greatness.

College basketball is BACK! 🏀🔥 The Field of 68 Opening Day Marathon features 8 games and 16 teams to tip off the 2026–27 college basketball season! FULL SCHEDULE (Eastern Time) 12:01 AM — High Point vs. Liberty 3:00 AM — Grambling State vs. Northern Illinois 6:00 AM — Appalachian State vs. Merrimack 9:00 AM — Winthrop vs. Queens 11:30 AM — Murray State vs. Tennessee State 2:00 PM — UTEP vs. Northern Kentucky 5:30 PM — UAB vs. McNeese 8:00 PM — Furman vs. Bethune-Cookman 📺 WHERE TO WATCH: All 8 games stream FREE on The Field of 68’s YouTube channel and X!

Notre Dame vs. Villanova recap: ND: -Very solid well-rounded starting lineup -Brady Koehler will be an NBA player -Going to need more bench production going forward Nova: -Incredibly talented roster ($) -Guard play with Perkins, Crawford, Fiegen (one of the best 3&D in country) -way too many live ball turnovers

Jake Fiegen might be the best shooter in the country

‘Tis the season 🍿

SWIPE: Jayson Tatum was DOMINANT at Duke despite just being 18 years old. Averaged 17/7 on 45/34/85 splits, and the tape didn’t lie. It felt like everyone knew he was a future NBA superstar.

He was moving the same way with the Clippers too. I have no idea how a guy like this is just a toss-in in a trade. 🤦

All the signs were there when Shai was at Kentucky… That change of pace and touch was SPECIAL.

Fletcher Magee had an outrageous green light 😭

Yaxel Lendeborg JUCO film

F it. 2 minutes of Doug McDermott getting buckets.

Was the 2011–12 Kentucky Wildcats the best team ever? 38–2 record, undefeated in SEC regular-season play, and national champions. Led by Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, this was one of the most dominant teams in college basketball history.

When Shaq grew out his hairline 😭😭 This dude is one of one.

Top 10 Projected 3-Point Shooters in College Basketball 🎯 1. Milan Momcilovic (Kentucky) — 43.4% 2. Trey Green (Saint Louis) — 42.7% 3. John Mobley Jr. (Ohio State) — 42.2% 4. Carmelo Pacheco (UCF) — 42.1% 5. Tyler Lundblade (Tennessee) — 42.0% 6. Brett Decker Jr. (Baylor) — 41.7% 7. Paul McNeil Jr. (NC State) — 41.6% 8. Donovan Atwell (Texas Tech) — 41.6% 9. Aden Holloway (Alabama) — 41.2% 10. Nyle Ralph-Beyer (VCU) — 40.8% Via EvanMiya

POV Yaxel Lendeborg

We need a College Hoops video game!

The difference between D1 and D3 lol

Anthony Davis was a cheat code at Kentucky 😭

One week away. 🍿

Davion Thompson should still be in HS right now. Buy stock now.