Over a career that spanned nearly a quarter of a century between college and the NBA, Kyle Korver proved time and again he was one of the best three-point shooters in basketball history. But his legacy is bigger than that: In six short seasons Creighton went from afterthought to Omaha’s Team, going from struggling to sell tickets at the smaller Civic Auditorium to regularly selling out the new, much bigger Qwest Center.
After committing to Dana Altman and the Bluejays when he was just 15 years old, Antoine Young carved out a role immediately after arriving at CU and finished his career as CU’s first-ever player to score at least 1,325 points and dish 500 or more assists. He finished 17th on Creighton’s all-time scoring chart, and his 505 assists ranked third-most in Bluejay annals, with only Ryan Sears (570) and Ralph Bobik (549) having more at the time Young’s career ended.
The Creighton men’s basketball program added a big piece of its 2026 recruiting puzzle on Saturday night. Wasatch Academy four-star point guard Katrelle Harmon went live on the CBS Sports College Basketball YouTube channel and…
Two to three more years. Earlier this week, Greg McDermott told Jon Rothstein that’s how long he intends to continue coaching before handing over the reigns to Al Huss. And though McDermott typically lets his…
Earlier this week, WBR’s Matt DeMarinis answered questions from Bluejay fans about how the Jays have looked so far this summer. Here’s the Q&A from Twitter in case you missed it. A little #Jays summer…
