Tom Nemitz

After dropping the first two games in Las Vegas — including losing to Texas A&M after leading for almost the entire game — Creighton bounced back to get a win over Notre Dame in their Players Era finale.

[ Box Score ] “This is the building No. 1 teams go to die evidently.” -Greg McDermott

After their rousing upset of #1 Kansas on Wednesday, Greg McDermott told his players to enjoy the win. “Walk around campus, stick your chest out, fist pump students as you walk by them and enjoy what you just accomplished,” he recounted on his postgame radio show. “But when we turn the film on at 2:30 on Thursday, we have to be ready to turn the page.”

[ Box Score ] Just three days after Pop Isaacs scored 27 points in a thrilling win over #1 Kansas , we learned that his season was over.

Despite three games in Las Vegas, Creighton has yet to play a true road game in a season that is now six weeks old. That changes in a big way on Saturday when they take on #7 Alabama in Tuscaloosa.

[ Box Score ] Long scoring droughts are killers on the road, especially against Final Four caliber teams.

Heading into the start of Big East play on Wednesday night, Creighton has completed roughly 1/3 of the regular season. That’s enough games to start to see some trends emerging, so let’s take stock of...

With the non-conference schedule complete, Creighton owns a 7-4 record heading into Big East play. Close losses to KenPom #18 Texas A&M and #8 Alabama loom as missed opportunities; it’s the double-digit losses to #54...

[Box Score] “It was embarrassing,” freshman Jackson McAndrew said on the postgame radio show. “We got out toughed in all assets of the game.” “I’m very, very disappointed,” Greg McDermott added in his postgame radio...

After a brutal 81-57 loss at Georgetown on Wednesday night that coaches and players alike called “embarrassing,” Creighton returns home to take on a suddenly surging Villanova squad. The Jays' lack of a second ball handler and shot creator was especially apparent in that game, and with no one able to make Georgetown pay for double-and-triple teaming Ryan Kalkbrenner by knocking down open shots, the Hoyas were able to blanket the Jays' center all night with no fear.