Northern Kentucky opened Horizon League play with one of its sharpest offensive performances of the season, rolling past Cleveland State 95–80 inside Truist Arena. The Norse came out blazing from the perimeter, controlled the glass, and survived a second half surge where the Vikings briefly grabbed the lead before
Northern Kentucky closes out the home stand at Truist Arena on Wednesday riding an eight-game home winning streak dating back to last season. The Norse roll into league play on the heels of a strong nonconference finish and a milestone night for Dan Gherezgher, who crossed 1,000 career points
Northern Kentucky wrapped up its third game in six days with a hard-earned comeback win over Boston University, climbing to 6–2 and extending its winning streak to five. The first half unfolded at BU’s preferred crawl, but the Norse completely flipped the game after halftime by cranking up
Northern Kentucky returns to Truist Arena on Saturday for its third game in six days, and the challenge waiting on the other side looks very different from the last two. Boston University comes in banged up but dangerous, built around one of the most efficient perimeter attacks in the country.
Northern Kentucky returned to Truist Arena on Wednesday looking to continue its early-season momentum, and the matchup with Wofford delivered just about everything except a smooth flowing game. The officials called it tight from the opening tip, both teams had to dig deep, and the game became a possession-by-possession grind.
Northern Kentucky returned to Truist Arena on Monday looking to build on the progress it showed last week, and it ended up getting a full game’s worth of resistance from Eastern Kentucky. The first half swung back and forth with runs on both sides, and NKU had to steady
Eastern Kentucky comes to Truist Arena on Monday still looking for its first Division I win, and it arrives during a stretch where the program is dealing with both on-court struggles and a major shift off the court. EKU has officially announced it will transition all sports to the United
Northern Kentucky went into Mount Pleasant on Thursday night for a matchup that marked the first-ever meeting between the two programs at the Division I level, and it couldn’t have come at a better time for a team still searching for rhythm. With the season’s first starting-lineup change,
Central Michigan rolls into Thursday night as one of the more unusual early-season stories in college basketball. The Chippewas didn’t return a single player from last year, and all 15 players on the roster are brand new. First-year head coach Andy Bronkema rebuilt the entire program from scratch after
After dropping both games on their Tennessee swing, Northern Kentucky came home needing a reset. Sunday’s matchup with the University of the Cumberlands offered exactly that: a chance to regroup, tighten the details, and get back to playing aggressive. It was an NAIA opponent, but a top-12 one riding
Back in Tennessee for the second time in a week, Northern Kentucky ran into an ETSU team that came out sharp and aggressive from the start. The early pressure created problems and left the Norse fighting to steady themselves before finding a rhythm later in the first half. Let’s
Northern Kentucky heads to Johnson City on Wednesday night looking to bounce back from a humbling test in Knoxville. NKU matched Tennessee’s energy early before the Volunteers’ depth and size took control. The Norse now turn their focus to an ETSU squad that’s licking its own wounds after