Riley Frain is a sports journalist whose work has appeared on LastWordOnSports.com. Riley specializes in covering mid-major college basketball, highlighting standout players and covering game results. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and player profiles, Riley brings a passion for sports and a keen eye for talent to their writing.
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Riley's focus is on college basketball, specifically mid-major teams and players. He predominantly covers events and occasionally includes expert commentary.
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With Kent State winning out at the 2023 rendition, the MAC returns to Cleveland with a new cast atop the conference
With 22 points and eight rebounds off the bench, Daryl Banks III led St. Bonaventure to a comeback win over Loyola-Chicago. Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports
The Zips are dancing in March with Freeman leading the program to it’s fifth MAC Championship title
In just the program’s second season in the Sun Belt, the Dukes were crowned conference tournament champions.
With a win over the Badgers, the magic continues for these Dukes in March
While his college career might be coming to an end, what a journey it’s been for the one-time Ohio State recruit
Reynolds will have a chance to stake his claim in the St. Joe’s record books as he returns to Hawk Hill for his fourth season.
Being selected to the Preseason All-Conference First Team, VCU’s Max Shulga looks to avenge last season’s loss in the A10 Championship Final. Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images
By: Riley Frain
Can a program go back to back in the A10 for the first time since 2016?
By: Riley Frain
In the ever-growing CAA, Towson is the early favorite but the race looks tight as ever this season
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