Creighton gave their first look to the fans on Friday night in a public exhibition against preseason ranked Iowa State. Without two starters, the Bluejays played an amazing first half only turning the ball over…
[Box Score] For 20 minutes on Friday night, we saw what Creighton’s ceiling could be, especially during a 7-1/2 minute stretch where they had a 23-0 run that featured 10 straight defensive stops and a…
Creighton has a lot of question marks entering the 2025-26 season, with returning players responsible for just 36.7% of their minutes played and 28.0% of their points a year ago. Nine newcomers surround returning starters…
A week-and-half before their exhibition opener against Iowa State, Creighton got some great news when center Owen Freeman was cleared to be a full participant in Wednesday’s practice. Greg McDermott thought Freeman would be on…
Rodney Buford was the leading scorer in school history for 15 years after his days as a Bluejay concluded, and was the first important recruit of the Altman Era; heck, given the abyss that Buford helped lead the team out of, it could be argued he was the most important one of the entire era, if you buy the idea that what came after might not have been possible without the 1999 NCAA Tournament run. But however you feel about that idea, there’s no question Buford raised the bar for what CU hoops could be under Dana Altman. He was a human highlight reel whose career was a long line of electrifying moves, gravity-defying dunks and plays that made you question reality.
