Anderson Kimball is an Illini Reporter, covering local news and sports in Decatur, Illinois. With a focus on basketball, Anderson provides in-depth coverage of games, players, and coaches, offering insights and analysis to his readers. His work has been featured in various publications, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and The Times of Northwest Indiana.
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Anderson Kimball focuses heavily on sports, particularly basketball at the local and collegiate level. He frequently covers events and provides expert commentary on games and teams in Illinois, with a focus on basketball.
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Sencire Harris redshirted with Illinois last season and entered the transfer portal on Monday.
By: Anderson Kimball
Illinois is also getting some help with its offensive line from transfer additions.
By: Kimball Anderson
CHAMPAIGN — Illinois basketball will add some coaching staff turnover to its offseason after assistant Chester Frazier joined new West Virginia coach Darian DeVries's staff, Illinois coach Brad Underwood said on Tuesday.
By: Anderson Kimball
After missing close to a full calendar year with a pair of injuries, Matthew Bailey is getting closer to joining Illinois and get back on the field after showing promise as a true freshman in 2022.
Josh Whitman commented on how the athletic department will address its student conduct policy after it was overruled in federal court this winter.
Malik Elzy and Aidan Laughery each showed promise as bigger contributors with touchdowns in the Illini's spring game on Saturday.
Goode started seven games and played 20.1 minutes per contest as a junior this season.
Illinois had four players drafted and a couple more sign as undrafted free agents with NFL teams.
By: Anderson Kimball
Orlando Antigua remembered what he helped build a couple of years ago at Illinois, so when he had the chance to run it back he had to listen.
The confidence Zy Crisler had through his last spring practice with the Illini was shown with his footwear. Please subscribe to continue reading…
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