Primarily a collection of news links about all 11 Missouri Valley League teams on a daily basis, culled from online newspapers, school athletic websites, the conference website, and school newspapers, plus some other content from time to time.
Northern Iowa 14; UNC Wilmington 13; Hawaii 12; McNeese St. 11; UC
Santa Barbara 10; New Mexico 9; Chattanooga 9; Nevada 9; Charleston 9;
Furman 8; Murray St. 8; Cal Baptist 6; George Washington 4; Tulsa
4; Bradley 3; Vermont 3; St. Thomas 2; South Dakota St. 2; Bryant 1
These aren't necessarily the 10 best players outside of the Power Five
leagues, but they are certainly 10 guys you should be following over the
next five months. Some of them will surely be involved in the NCAA
tourney. A year ago on this list, we gave you studs like
Donovan Dent, Tyrese Hunter,
Xaivian Lee — and even future lottery pick Cedric Coward.
Could be the best shooter in college basketball. Lundblade couldn't get on
the floor for two seasons with
TCU, then transferred to Belmont and was unlocked. He shot 47.2% on 212
triples last season and was 94.2% from the charity stripe, which led to 12.4
points per game. His potent 3-point percentage will likely drop this season,
but his scoring average has to jump and Belmont is probably going to be a
Missouri Valley threat because of it.
Sixteen sweet non-Big Five schools for 2025-26
The order of teams and the capsules have been transferred over from
Norlander's master ranking of the
Top 100 And 1 teams for 2025-26.
I've got Casey Alexander's team winning out in what could be a
terrific Missouri Valley chase. Belmont returns Tyler
Lundblade, who's a threat to make 50% of his 3-pointers and
95% of his foul shots. Not many better shooters in the
country, regardless of level, than that 6-5 senior. Forward
Sam Orme
is also back to support a cast that is on its way to a seventh
straight season of 20-plus wins under Alexander.
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