LaGrange men's basketball news

No. 4 CNU survived a challenge from Salisbury, No. 5 UW-Platteville sustained another defeat, LaGrange outlasted No. 11 Maryville, Tufts took it to No. 12 Williams, No. 15 Yeshiva lost again and Plymouth State knocked off No. 25 Mass-Dartmouth at the buzzer.

Senior guard Bershard Edwards scored LC's final 11 points in regulation to force overtime.

Olson was three-year starter for Panthers; finished 16th on school's all-time scoring list

Julian Cameron leads four Panthers in double figures with game-high 16 points. Sixth straight win for LC, now 12-4 on season.

Senior Jamison McCray has game-high 22 points as Panthers (9-4, 5-1 USA South) finish week 3-0 in USA South play.

Senior duo combine for 39 points, 27 rebounds in win over Blue Jays, coached by former UConn coach Jim Calhoun, on Wednesday

Panthers get 16 poiints each from Lincoln Anderson and Jamison McCray in win over visiting Tornados on Sunday.

Senior forward Jalen McCallum has school NCAA era record nine blocks; finishes with 12 points and career-high 15 rebounds. Fourth straight win for Panthers (4-1).

Julian Cameron leads Panthers (3-1) with game-high 19 points.

Jack McCormack scores career-high 16 points in Panthers' win over Vikings.

Berry, Birmingham-Southern, Penn State-Altoona join LC for tournament.

Alex Bonner named tournament's Most Valuable Player

Penn State-Altoona went to LaGrange and plucked assistant coach David McGreal for its next head coach. McGreal, who played four years at Maryville, replaces Doug West who resigned after one season.

The USA South Athletic Conference is one of the largest in Division III and soon we can strike “one of.” Eighteen months from now it will have 14 men's basketball teams and 19 women's teams. We spoke with Conference Commissioner Rita Wiggs about how the conference evaluates new members and how it balances the interests of existing members.

It's official now -- we know who's in and who's out of the NCAA Tournament. (Although if you listened to us last night you already had a really good idea.) Here's who made it, the full bracket and our analysis.

We are pretty much halfway through the 2015-16 season and there are plenty of teams still surprising and records being rewritten. Sunday on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh chatted with a 900 game winner, a woman who keeps herself very busy when she isn't coaching, and several teams who are surprising everyone by leading their conference races. Watch or listen to Hoopsville On Demand now!

Senior guard leads team with 20 points; goes over 1,000 points in career

Jordan Brink's game-winning jumper completed Calvin's come-from-behind win over Hope and kept the Knights off the bubble. Elsewhere Salisbury won on clutch free throws, the student beat the master in the USA South and Whitewater rolled over Oshkosh.

Nick Mitchell admits he and his LaGrange teammates have been riding an emotional high the last few days as they get ready to make their first NCAA Tournament appearance. A Road to Salem feature by Brian Lester.

Nick Mitchell named tournament Most Valuable Player after leading Panthers past Hawks 94-84.

Isaiah Core leads Panthers with 22 points in 88-83 win over Johnson & Wales at Guilford College Invitational.

Starting third season on Panthers' coaching staff.

Dustin Baxter hits game-winner at buzzer to lift Panthers to 85-83 win over Scots.

The first year under Mark Bollinger will end up being a memorable one at Piedmont, but not in a good way.

Scranton topped former conference rival King's and Thomas More won the Bluegrass State battle. Plus the LaGrange men score a big win down south. Tuesday's recap.

The LaGrange men's basketball staff announced the 2012-13 newcomers. The Panthers will have five transfers and eight freshmen joining the program.

One year later, Huntingdon finally gets the call to join its former GSAC rivals in the USA South, while Covenant moves as well to give the league an even more southern bent.

Kyron Anderson, Nick Mitchell lead LaGrange to fourth straight win with 16 points each.

Two of the top three women's basketball teams from the Great South will be moving to the USA South in 2012-13, with a third, Maryville, having yet to act on its invitation.