including ESPN’s first college basketball broadcast in 1979 between DePaul and Wisconsin. He became known for his dynamic commentating style and catchphrases like “This is awesome, baby!” ...

He won MVP honors at that year’s National Invitation Tournament, leading the Bulldogs past DePaul in the ... of California at Berkeley basketball team from 1976 to 1979. She also served on ...

The list of 1,000-point scorers in the history of Purdue men's basketball continues to grow with each season. Here's the ...

Dillon Mitchell had 15 points to help lead Cincinnati to an 83-61 victory over DePaul in the first round of the College Basketball Crown at the MGM Grand Garden Arena It's time for the first-ever ...

Two more pieces to the puzzle for the 2025-26 season have come together for the Colorado women’s basketball team. On Wednesday, former DePaul guard Maeve McErlane and former North Texas guard ...

Saturday marked a long time coming for DePaul’s girls lacrosse program. In fact, so much time had passed that their leading scorer in the final was a year old when it last happened back in 2011.

(Photo Credits: IMAGN) It's been almost 50 years since a men's basketball team completed an ... This team won a game in December against DePaul by just seven points, but that was the closest ...

Legendary college basketball announcer Dick Vitale is cancer ... Vitale has been calling college games on ESPN since December 1979. His new deal will keep him with the network through the 2028-29 ...

Top-seeded DePaul is looking for its first title since 2011, when it defeated Wayne Hills. Last year, the Spartans played in their first county final since 2012 and lost to West Milford 10-9.

In the fall signing period, DePaul men's head basketball coach Chris Holtman secured the commitments from a pair of prospects in his 2025 high school recruiting… In the fall signing period ...

The Jayhawks watched Trey Thompson compete during Session II of the 3Stripes Select Basketball circuit. A 6-foot-8, 220-pound forward, Thompson is regarded highly by recruiting analysts.