Reeves' pro-mindset training grows the ISU men's basketball star--Vidette Online
‘Red Line Rivalry’ Divides Chicago Collegiate Athletics from Loyola to Fullerton--Loyola Phoenix
Column: An Analysis of Loyola’s ‘Secret’ Scrimmage with Wisconsin--Loyola Phoenix
College basketball’s top 20 bigs for the 2021-22 season, led by Drew Timme and the Big Ten’s bevy of large humans--The Athletic
17. Gaige Prim, Missouri State
The forward to know (and love) in the Valley a year ago was Cameron Krutwig, the absolute unit with the soft hands, surprising foot speed, and superlative ‘stache. Missouri State star Gaige Prim is less of an … aesthetic character, let’s say, but he will fully usurp Krutwig’s place as the Valley’s best big man this season anyway. He wasn’t far off a year ago: Prim averaged 16.7 points and 9.1 rebounds per game, including the league’s best offensive rebounding rate (13.7 percent). Indeed, Prim finished in the top 10 in the league in offensive rating (sixth), usage rate (third), shot percentage (seventh), effective field goal and true shooting percentages (fifth, third), both rebounding stats, blocks rate (fourth), fouls drawn per 40 minutes (sixth), free throw percentage (ninth) and two-point field goal accuracy (61.0 percent). He doesn’t shoot 3s, and isn’t likely to start doing so, but in every other regard he was an incredibly effective big man in his second season on campus. He will be aiming for even higher heights in 2021-22, and Krutwig won’t be around to stop him.
Ranking the Top 100 And 1 best college basketball players entering the 2021-22 season--CBS Sports
CBS Sports Top 100 And 1 college basketball players
99. A.J. Green | Northern Iowa | Junior
The Panthers' primary problem-inducer for opponents is coming off hip surgery, otherwise he would have been ranked higher. (He was No. 55 in our rankings last year.) Green's career numbers: 17.4 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 2.6 apg, 88.5% FT and a 37.3% 3-point shooter. Green, a senior with another year of eligibility after this, is a high-major starter in a mid-major conference. --MN
Jones scores 17, Domask adds 12 in Salukis' exhibition win over Henderson State--Southern Illinoisan
SIU Men’s Basketball defeats Henderson State in Exhibition Game--Daily Egyptian
Salukis thank the fans after exhibition win over Henderson State--siusalukis.com
Men’s Basketball Season Preview: Fun Begins on Saturday as Fans Return to the ARC--valpoathletics.com
2021-22 Evansville Women's Basketball Season Preview--The Missouri Valley
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