Basket Under Review is thrilled to announce a content partnership with Belmont University!
Beginning later this month, we'll collaborate with the school's men's and women's basketball teams for a weekly post shared across all our platforms.
We're honored and thankful that the school has trusted us with this partnership.
From Belmont's press release:
Belmont University Athletics announced Tuesday a groundbreaking partnership with industry-leading college basketball multimedia network, Basket Under Review, for season-long coverage of Belmont men’s and women’s basketball.
“This is a monumental announcement for Belmont Basketball,” said Greg Sage, associate athletic director for broadcasting and media relations. “The media industry is rapidly changing; athletic programs need to be agile and innovative in their approach to storytelling. Basket Under Review is universally respected for its commitment to quality, multi-platform journalism and commentary on college basketball. The brand alignment between Belmont Basketball and Basket Under Review is unmistakable – strong leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, and proven success. We look forward to working with Basket Under Review and showcasing our men’s and women’s basketball programs throughout the upcoming season.”
The partnership will encompass student-athlete features, behind-the-scenes access, game coverage, podcast segments, video film breakdown sessions with coaches Evan Bradds and Bart Brooks, social media video chats, and more. The Belmont-Basket Under Review partnership is set to launch later this month.
This partnership is the first of a handful of announcements leading up to the start of the season. Thank you all for your continued support!
Several coaches and athletes descended upon Capitol Hill on Monday to support the Protect College Sports Act.
Mark Few, Kelvin Sampson, John Calipari and others joined Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell at a press conference urging Congress to pass the act.
The Senate is expected to vote on the bill in the coming weeks, and recent reports suggest it has enough support to pass.
Elsewhere, a separate bill was introduced seeking to limit the amount of international athletes on a college sports roster to 20%.
89 athletes, including Iowa State guard Tamin Lipsey, joined a lawsuit in Indiana seeking an additional year of eligibility.
Links, news and notes:
Florida State fired athletic director Michael Alford.
The Big East released its conference schedule.
Check out schedules for: Bellarmine, Eastern Illinois, Kennesaw State, Monmouth, Rice, San Diego State, St. John's, Texas State
ESPN announced its Big Monday primetime matchups.
2027 center Totu Akuentok committed to Saint Louis.
2027 four-star Jayden Hopkins committed to Texas State.
SMU named Martin Bahar its new General Manager.
San Francisco hired Ryan Boatright as an assistant coach.
Brown hired Doc Eslinger as associate head coach.
Old Dominion is hiring Tim House as its new athletic director.
New content at Basket Under Review
On the latest episode of The Basket Under Review Podcast, Eamonn Brennan and Tate Frazier discuss the Protect College Sports Act and the best non-conference games this upcoming season.
Three Man Weave's Top 50 teams countdown continues with the Louisville Cardinals.
New Weber State head coach Kaleb Canales spoke to Joey Dwyer about Damian Lillard's influence and what led him to take the job in Ogden.
Skim Milkey previews the Big Sky.
We're building an app, and we would love for you to beta-test the built-in games!
Try out WARDLE, CBB Grid and Five-Out here.
If you notice any glitches or mistakes, or have any feedback on the games, please email us at administrator@basketunderreview.com.
Upon Further Review
Brian Rauf
3MW_CBB
Thanks for reading the Basket Under Review Newsletter. This newsletter is evolving daily, so please feel free to send us some feedback by email at administrator@basketunderreview.com.