
Ked's Recruiting Roundup Dain Dainja
Kedric Prince – IlliniGuys.com Director of Recruiting Nov. 27, […]
Ked's Recruiting Roundup Dain Dainja
Kedric Prince – IlliniGuys.com Director of Recruiting Nov. 27, […]
Recruiting: Illini Land Baylor Big Man Transfer Dainja
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - After adding three dynamic athletes in the backcourt and on the wing earlier this fall, the Illini found their big man in the transfer portal when former top 100 recruit Dain Dainja visited and pulled the trigger. Dainja transferred from Baylor after sitting out as a freshman and battling an injury that caused him to struggle this season in three games before jumping into the portal.
Sturdy's 3 Takeaways - Illini Survive UT-Rio Grande Valley
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Heat Checks and Hail Marys - Too Close for Comfort or Kofi and Alfonso Save the Day
Mike Cagley, IlliniGuy November 27, 2021 Last night the […]
Kofi Goes For Career-High 38, Plummer Season-High 30 As Illini Hold Off UT-RGV, 94-85
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - All-American Kofi Cockburn scored a career high 38 points and Alfonso Plummer continued his hot shooting with 30 points in his first start in an Illini uniform as 14th ranked Illinois held off a pesky Texas-Rio Grande Valley squad, 94-85.
Illini Basketball Preview - Illini vs University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV)
Connor Cagley, IlliniGuys Basketball Writer November 26, 2021 During […]
IlliniGuys B1G Basketball Predictions
We published the overall IlliniGuys B1G basketball predictions on […]
Basketball Recruiting - Jeremy Fears Jr. Update
By Kedric Prince - IlliniGuys.com Director of Recruiting
Nov. 24,2021
It has been a while since Illini Nation got the latest update on 2023 6-foot-1, 165-pound point guard from Joliet, Illinois, Jeremy Fears Jr. who plays his high school basketball at La Lumiere Prep.
Heat Checks and Hail Marys - Illini Win Provides Rays of Hope
Mike Cagley, IlliniGuy November 24, 2021 Last night's victory […]
Sturdy's Three (+1) Takeaways: K-State edition
It wasn’t always pretty, but the Illini got a big night from Kofi Cockburn and a surprising night from Alfonso Plummer as they took care of business against the gritty Kansas State Wildcats, 72-64. Cockburn scored 23 and had 13 rebounds, while also dishing out 2 assists, while Plummer hit 7 3’s to account for 21 points. Any win against a high major opponent in a semi-road environment is always a good win.
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Illini outwork K-State to get much-needed victory, 72-64
Kofi Cockburn recorded his first double-double of the season and Alfonso Plummer came off the bench to drill seven three-pointers as 14th ranked Illinois pulled together to get a much-needed win over Kansas State, 72-64.
Illinois (3-2) snaps a two-game losing streak and gets the win despite an injury to senior Trent Frazier, who rolled his left ankle when
Illini Basketball Preview - Illini vs Kansas State - Return of the Weber
Connor Cagley, IlliniGuys Basketball Writer November 23, 2021 The […]
“Everybody has to be held accountable”: Underwood Searching For Leadership After 20-point Blowout Loss
Illinois head coach Brad Underwood calls out his team’s “unacceptable” effort level, defensive energy and toughness in an embarrassing 20-point defeat.
Matt Stevens, IlliniGuys Staff Writer
November 23, 2021
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- When asked who he will turn to for leadership following back-to-back disappointing losses to unranked opponents, Illinois head coach Brad Underwood had a three-word answer.
Heat Checks and Hail Marys - Two in a Row is Bad
Mike Cagley, IlliniGuy November 22, 2021 Last night was […]
Sturdy's Four Takeaways: Cincinnati edition
Here’s the reality: at this point in the season, Illinois is not a very good basketball team. You often see teams that are greater than the sum of their parts, but this team is less than right now in a 71-51 drubbing at the hands of the Bearcats. Although Kofi Cockburn had 18 points and 7 rebounds and Andre Curbelo had 12 points and 5 assists, Illinois got little else and turned a 15 point lead into a 20 point loss by shooting 28.1% from the field and 13.8% from 3 (3-22).