His nickname is ‘Spidey’ but Kevarrius Hayes loves Superman: here’s the story of a superhero, from Florida to Cantù.
Kevarrius Hayes, a spiderman from Florida
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Ethan Happ, an old fashioned big guy from Wisconsin
An old school big guy with high IQ who plays chess and makes jokes: from Wisconsin to Cremona, here’s our interview with Ethan Happ
European Newcomers of the 2019-20 Season
European basketball players that will make their debut in Division I in the 2019-20 season (freshmen, JUCO transfers, etc).
The strange season of French players in college hoops
French players are arguably the most gifted among European players in CBB but some of them are having more trouble than expected in this season.
Standouts from the continuous stream of Serbian players in CBB
A conversation with Miloš Vujaković about Serbian players in college hoops, between standouts and up-and-coming athletes, both at the HM and the MM level.
Never Give Up – An interview with Davide Moretti
Moretti is becoming one of the faces of Texas Tech’s success during the Chris Beard tenure. Here he explains us the kind of work he has done since he’s in Lubbock.
From Alonso to Vila, a great season for Spanish CBB players
Among the European players in Division-I, the Spanish are doing particularly well this year. We talked about it with someone who always keeps an eye on them: Gonzalo Bedia Diaz.
18 Hidden Gems of the 2018 International Class
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We select 18 talented freshmen - 6 guards, 6 wings, 6 big men - all split into two “teams”: High-Majors vs Mid-Majors. In our articles, you will find players that we have seen several times, focusing thoroughly on their skills, their...
From the Caribbean to Oceania: Hidden Gems of the 2018 International Class (Part 3: Big Men)
-- Part 1: Guards -- Part 2: Wings -- Here we are at the final chapter of our 3-part journey through the 2018 International Class: time to talk about some forwards and centers that may make some noise pretty soon. High-Major: Samson Froling, Filip...
From the Caribbean to Oceania: Hidden Gems of the 2018 International Class (Part 2: Wings)
- Part 1 (Guards) - After introducing some of the best guards among this year's International recruiting class, it is time for the second part of our trio of articles. Here are 6 wings who may make some noise over the upcoming season. High-Major: Elias...
From the Caribbean to Oceania: Hidden Gems of the 2018 International Class (Part 1: Guards)
Nowadays, International players have an established presence in college hoops. In the upcoming season, there will be 663 foreign-born scholarship players from 82 different countries featured among 353 Division I schools. Some of them are going to play a key role on...
The Global Game: An Overview of European Players in College Basketball
Basketball is becoming more and more a global game and college hoops make no exception to this slow but constant evolution. Most of Division I Men's Basketball programs have at least one international scholarship player on their roster (277 out of 353, that is the...
Ayayi and Petrusev, the future of the EuroZags
They will not get many minutes this year but they’re going to make an impact: here’s the future of Gonzaga as we saw it at the U18 European Championship
Nico Mannion, from the Italy NT to his recruiting process
We catched up with Niccolò Mannion, right now in Rome with the Italy NT. We talked about the training camp as well as his college recruiting process.
Recruiting: Italian players leaning towards college basketball
More and more italian players are choosing college basketball: here are those who could make their debut in Division I within the next two seasons.
Finance, Faith, Game. The three keys to Spencer Nelson
Return to Utah State: the unusual journey of Spencer Nelson that includes religious missions, Wall Street and of course, Italy.
Thomas, basketball saved my life
After 8 years in Italy, Omar Thomas went back to college basketball to work with his mentor, coach Doc Sadler. He shared his story with us, between Italy and Ncaa.
Arike Ogunbowale’s Mad March
Two buzzer beater in two Final Four games, praise from Kobe Bryant and the national title to Notre Dame, winner of the women Ncaa tournament.
Penn, the beating heart of the Buckeyes
Scoonie Penn played 10 years in Europe before going back to Ohio State. Right man at the right time, he is watching the school he carried to the Final Four in 1999.
Terrell McIntyre is back in Clemson
Terrell McIntyre was a star both in college and in Italy. He went back to his alma mater and talked about his new role there and the secrets of a surprising Tigers team.
