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A program loaded with talent and an opportunity too good to pass up. Steve Middleton knew Mansfield Lake Ridge was a place where he wanted to coach! Mansfield Lake Ridge boys basketball head coach Steve Middleton joined us at RevoStudios for Coaches Corner to discuss his journey to taking over the Eagles program, his familiarity with the talent at Lake Ridge, and the factors that ultimately led him to accept the head coaching position. Middleton’s interest in Lake Ridge dates back to his time at Midlothian, when the Eagles were competing at the 5A level. Having already recognized the talent within the program, Middleton originally pursued the position before former head coach Mitch was hired. Although he didn’t land the job at the time, he maintained a strong relationship with Mitch through their interactions at events like the Spring Creek Classic. Catch the full Coaches Corner interview with Coach Steve Middleton on the Revocruit YouTube Channel.

From the P32 JUCO Showcase Powered by Revocruit to a statement win over Oklahoma. Former Hutchinson standout Bo Aldridge brought his game to the P32 JUCO Showcase in 2025. Now at East Texas A&M, he helped lead the Lions to a 68-64 win over Oklahoma with 22 points and 5 assists. A big-time performance on a big stage.

38 points and 10 rebounds against UCLA. Ivan Kharchenkov delivered a big-time double-double for Arizona on opening night. The Wildcats fell 84-75, but his performance belongs in the conversation.

Josh Hubbard was getting buckets and creating for others. 25 points, 9 assists and 2 steals as Mississippi State opened with a 106-88 win over Tennessee Tech. A productive night across the board for the Bulldogs guard.

Alfred Worrell Jr. connected six times from beyond the arc. 27 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists in 21 minutes as Morgan State opened the season with a 103-52 win over Cheyney.

A strong summer, an undefeated fall league run, and plenty of momentum heading into the season. Lake Highlands boys basketball is ready to make some noise! Lake Highlands boys basketball head coach Joe Duffield joined us at RevoStudios for Coaches Corner to discuss the Wildcats’ impressive offseason performances, the importance of facing high-level competition, and why he’s encouraged by what he’s seen from his team heading into the upcoming season. From competing at the TABC Live Event over the summer to taking on talented programs throughout the fall, Lake Highlands has consistently tested itself against quality opponents. The Wildcats put together a perfect 4-0 record in the competitive Boston League, captured tournament victories in Dallas, and traveled to Houston for two challenging matchups that provided valuable experience for the group. Catch the full Coaches Corner interview with Coach Joe Duffield on the Revocruit YouTube Channel.

Carson Johnson put up 27 against Wisconsin. The Denver guard added 3 steals and went 7-of-7 at the line in a 75-68 loss. A strong individual performance against Big Ten competition.

A new season brings new opportunities, and Lake Highlands girls basketball is putting in the work to build another competitive team! Lake Highlands girls basketball head coach Kelly Meiklejohn joined us at RevoStudios for Coaches Corner to discuss the Lady Wildcats’ offseason preparation, the challenges of replacing key contributors, and the importance of building chemistry with a new group of players. For Meiklejohn, every season brings a different team with its own strengths, challenges, and personality. These offseason competitions allow the coaching staff to evaluate how players work together, identify areas that need additional attention in practice, and help the Lady Wildcats become more comfortable within the program’s expectations. With a new group continuing to develop its identity, Lake Highlands is focused on building chemistry, establishing consistency, and making sure its players are prepared for the challenges ahead. Catch the full Coaches Corner interview with Coach Kelly Meiklejohn on the Revocruit YouTube Channel.

Jake Hall started the season with 30. The New Mexico guard added 3 rebounds as the Lobos opened with a 100-60 win over Utah Tech. A big scoring night to get the season underway.

Johnny Kinziger put up 30 against Saint Mary’s. Six made threes, 4 assists and 3 rebounds for the Illinois State guard in a 90-85 loss. One of the scoring performances that stood out to us on opening night.

Ty Robinson brought production on both ends. 29 points and 4 steals, shooting 8-of-11 from the field and 4-of-5 from three. Central Arkansas opened the season with an 85-55 win over Oral Roberts.

30 points on just 10 shots from the field. Dominic Pangonis went 9-of-10 overall and 6-of-7 from three, adding 4 rebounds and 4 assists in Wright State’s 102-71 win over Air Force. Big-time efficiency on opening night.

Seven threes to open the season. Keyshuan Tillery finished with 29 points and 3 assists, shooting 7-of-10 from beyond the arc in Charlotte’s 78-70 win over Indiana State.

Larry Johnson put together a complete scoring night for McNeese. 31 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists on 13-of-21 shooting as the Cowboys opened the season with a 99-78 win over UAB.

Antoine Lorick III opened with a big-time double-double. 28 points and 15 rebounds for Buffalo against Marshall. The Bulls fell 92-65, but Lorick’s individual production earned a spot among our opening-night standouts.

Zach Howell came through in a close one. 28 points, 8 rebounds and six made threes as Bowling Green edged Georgia State, 76-73. Howell shot 10-of-14 from the field on opening night.

28 points in 20 minutes. Roko Prkacin went 12-of-14 from the field and added 6 rebounds as Penn State opened with a 97-57 win over Canisius. An efficient start for the Nittany Lions forward.

Dominick Stewart made his shots count. 29 points on 9-of-12 shooting, including 4-of-5 from three, to go with 5 rebounds and 3 assists. Richmond opened the season with a 100-77 win over UNC Asheville.

Jayden Reid helped Memphis deliver one of opening night’s statement wins. 26 points and 2 steals as the Tigers knocked off No. 18 Iowa State, 80-76. Reid scored 17 in the second half and connected on a late three with 38 seconds remaining.