Emmanuel Innocenti is somewhat the mirror of Gonzaga. Unassuming, not flashy, low on media hype, but always a protagonist in the end. The same goes for a program that's reached March Madness for 26 straight years and often does so as the No. 1 seed among final title...
From Watussi origins to an Italian passport, the incredible and dramatic story of the family of one of the NCAA’s strongest freshmen.”
The ACL injury didn’t stop him because Maikcol Perez has his goal firmly in mind. He’s at Baylor to make it to the NBA.
A knee injury almost took America away from her, but Fiamma Serra flew to Hawaii to find a unique experience.
Spain, all of Italy, and now America: Anna Rescifina has always opened her game to the world, and as a senior in America, she wants to leave her mark.
The story of the nephew of a great coach like Pino Sacripanti, who flew to America to GCU where he found an old Italian acquaintance
Filippo Messina tells us about Duke, from Cooper Flagg’s mother to Dame Sarr, from the missed title to his father Ettore’s age.
An Italian in the Ivy League. Usually, this is how a TV news segment starts, and it's less common in a sports article. Yet Michelangelo Oberti has managed to combine the sports side—being a forward on a Division I team—and the academic side, landing at one of...
When Emma Zuccon arrived at the Albany campus with two suitcases and a heart full of emotions, she immediately understood she had entered a completely new world. Around her, students with carts overloaded with items: TVs, mini-fridges, mattresses, and even furniture....
In the summer of the exodus from Europe to the NCAA, Harun Zrno found at Rutgers the place to take his game to a new level.
For Caterina Piatti, the choice was between basketball or sleeping in the garden. Now she has chosen Florida for a new chapter to fully live.
Raised in the peaceful town of Borgomanero, René D’Amelio will have to adapt to the chaos of California and the NCAA.
Martina Fantini didn’t want to go to America, then Arizona State came along. An interview with player of ItalBasket’s U20 bronze medal team.
Eleonora Villa is one of the Italian stars in the USA: here is the interview covering Washington State, the National Team, and the booming women’s basketball scene
Anita Franchini heading to Texas A&M: injuries, bureaucracy, and exams didn’t stop her, and now she is ready to live her dream
Leonardo Bettiol is one of the Italian veterans in the NCAA: in his final year, he went to UMass chasing the Madness and talked to us about it
In a few months, Indiana has fallen in love with Aleksa Ristic: we talked with him about arriving there and the U20 Eurobasket with Serbia.
Second part of the interview with Nebraska GM Luca Virgilio, who talks to us about money and also about the future of Italian basketball.
The revolution that shakes NCAA told by those who have to manage it: Luca Virgilio explains what it means to be a Division I GM
He followed in his brother’s footsteps, but Niccolò Moretti plays in a very different Division I. Here is his account of how the NCAA has changed.
