Most everyone who picks up a basketball has a set of goals that hit most of the same highlights along the way. Become a standout high school player, get recruited by coaches up and down the country to ...

Panoam hails from Anchorage, Alaska, went to high school in Georgia, and spent a year at Tulane before transferring to North Dakota. Now he finds himself heading to Xavier with two years of college ...

Wright is originally from Durango, Mexico, but played his high school basketball in Joplin, MO after moving to the states at the age of 2. He was not highly recruited out of high school, but found a ...

Lassina Traore will go down as a Xavier legend the same way the Loch Ness monster is a Scottish legend. He arrived on campus, suffered and injury, never appeared in a game, and is now off again. He ...

We’ve all seen the pictures. While Justin Doellman lines up the free throws to ice an A-10 Tournament game, Stanley Burrell stands in the background, arms crossed in an unmistakable X above his head.

After Sean Miller chased the bag to Texas, Chris Mack's name came up in conversations about his replacement almost immediately. Mack - like Miller - already had one stint at Xavier, racking up over ...

Starting matchups Kam Jones Point Guard Dayvion McKnight Senior Class Senior 6'5", 205 Measurements 6'0", 188 18.9/4.5/6.1 Game line 9.7/2.5/4.3 48.5/30.6/64.6 Shooting line 42.1/35.8/80.2 This is the ...

40 minutes is not a lot longer than 30 minutes, really. If you can run for 30 minutes, another ten is unlikely to kill. If you have 40 minutes left in a shift at work it doesn’t seem like the next ten ...

Imagine a world in which Georgetown is a good basketball team. Yikes. Anyway, they aren’t, so Xavier got away with one tonight. Joel said Xavier faceplanted across the line, but that would seem to ...

Here we go again, again...Xavier needs to win the next three. If they don’t, there are mathematical ways back onto the bubble but not realistic ones. The season that started with such high hopes will ...

Reserves Georgetown doesn't have an especially deep bench. They get just over a quarter of their minutes from reserves, hanging right around 300th in the nation. This number obviously shrinks ...