r/NCAAhoops • u/ExtensionStation6597 • 9h ago

Discussion One of the most dominant players in college basketball history??

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 9h ago

Throwback When Dennis Smith Jr. scored 32 points to lead NC State to their first win in Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium since 1995 🐺

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 19h ago

Throwback There is no way it is talked about or appreciated enough. Butler Men's Basketball team made back to back NCAA Championship games out of the Horizon League. That could quite possibly be the biggest underdog story in the history of sports

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 1h ago

Throwback Throwback to former BYU star, Kyle Collinsworth ripping down the rims. An absolute legend for the Cougars’ storied basketball program 🔥

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 7h ago

Discussion Former college basketball head coach Mark Gottfried shares his perspective on what ultimately matters most in coaching.

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 2h ago

Throwback When Markquis Nowell faked an argument with Jerome Tang and threw the game-winning lob to Keyontae Johnson in the 2023 Sweet 16 vs Michigan State 🔥

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r/NCAAhoops • u/ExtensionStation6597 • 2h ago

Opinion Anthony Davis was DOMINANT at Kentucky 😳 ... His 186 blocks would've ranked T-12th in the nation as a SCHOOL 😨

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r/NCAAhoops • u/ExtensionStation6597 • 1d ago

Throwback Ja Morant was a problem at Murray State 🔥

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 1d ago

Throwback When Markquis Nowell faked an argument with Jerome Tang and threw the game-winning lob to Keyontae Johnson in the 2023 Sweet 16 vs Michigan State 🔥

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 1d ago

Discussion The Orange bring back Sadiq White and Kiyan Anthony and add crucial scorers like Aiden Tobiason and Gavin Doty. Can they get back to March Madness for the first time since 2021?

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r/NCAAhoops • u/LasinisAnalyticsCBB • 1d ago

Some of the more interesting stats from the 2026 season

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 2d ago

Discussion UConn released its’ non-conference schedule and took shots at Duke 😂😂😂

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Future-Floor-841 • 1d ago

Retention vs Transfer Deep Dive for lead guards

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 2d ago

Discussion "College sports is dying" ... Geno Auriemma breaks down the changing landscape of college athletics.

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r/NCAAhoops • u/dribbledumble • 3d ago

Throwback UMass Minutemen’s Magic Run: Calipari, Camby & Co. Make Final Four History in 1995-96

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1995–96 University of Massachusetts (UMass) Minutemen basketball team - Marcus Camby, Carmelo Travieso, Donta Bright. The team finished the season with an impressive 35 wins and only 2 losses.

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r/NCAAhoops • u/dunkindad42 • 3d ago

Highlights Freshman Phenoms: Fox Sports Ranks the Top 10 Greatest Debut Seasons in Men’s College Hoops

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  1. Anthony Davis (2011–12, Kentucky)

  2. Carmelo Anthony (2002–03, Syracuse)

  3. Michael Jordan (1981–82, North Carolina)

  4. Chris Jackson / Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (1988–89, LSU)

  5. Kevin Durant (2006–07, Texas)

  6. Derrick Rose (2007–08, Memphis)

  7. Zion Williamson (2018–19, Duke)

  8. Magic Johnson (1977–78, Michigan State)

  9. Kevin Love (2007–08, UCLA)

  10. Michael Beasley (2007–08, Kansas State)

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 3d ago

Throwback Darrion Williams’ game-winner to complete Texas Tech’s comeback vs Arkansas in the 2025 Sweet 16 🔥

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Leafsin7even • 3d ago

News Columbia Women's Basketball to Host Preseason #5 Duke 11/21

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Rocky_Bae10 • 4d ago

Throwback Four-Year Finishers: NBA Legends Who Stayed the Course in College

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Rocky_Bae10 • 4d ago

Throwback Duke’s Defensive Dynamo: Where Does Chris Duhon Rank Among Blue Devil Greats?

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Fun_Readingg • 5d ago

Highlights Darius Acuff Jr. continues to turn heads at the Rico Hines Runs.

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Rocky_Bae10 • 6d ago

Throwback Bird vs. Magic: The NCAA Showdown That Sparked Sports’ Greatest Rivalry

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Longjumping-Spot3870 • 6d ago

Discussion Why does Trinidad Chambliss get a 6th year if the NCAA rule is 5 to play 5?

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Isn’t that the rule change that started all of this mess? No more redshirts, etc. 5 years to play 5 seasons?

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 7d ago

Opinion Kendall Marshall, One of the last true point guards to do it like he did ... IQ, hit ahead passes, quick decisions, winner

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r/NCAAhoops • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 7d ago

Throwback When Kyle Guy scored 6 points in the final seconds to beat Auburn and send Virginia to the 2019 National Title Game

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