The 2026-27 WKU Basketball roster as it stands today:
G Teagan Moore 6’5” 220lbs r-Jr
G LJ Hackman 6’3” 200lbs Sr
G Armelo Boone 6’4” 175lbs So
G Kade Unseld 6’5” 202lbs r-So
G Lawson Rice 6’6” 195lbs r-Fr
F Gabe Weis 6’7” 200lbs Fr
G Cole Edelen 6’2” 175lbs Fr
G Gavin Murphy 5’11” 160lbs Fr
G Sharron Young 6’ 160lbs Jr
C Moussa Konare 6’10” 215lbs So
F Andrew Fuquay 6’8” 221lbs Sr
F Emondrek Erkins-Ford 6’9” 220lbs Sr
F EJ Walker 6’7” 253lbs So
G Trevion Labeaux 6’3” 209lbs Gr
1 spot left to fill.
Auburn complained very loudly about missing the NCAA Tournament. I didn’t agree with lots of the arguments made on their behalf, but they went and won the NIT
Winning is a much better way to make a point than taking your ball and going home like Notre Dame football did this year
Ben McCollum shares what it feels like to be around first-place people and a first-place culture.
"I went to Northwest Missouri State, and my first practice with Steve Tapmeyer - best coach I've ever been around - I sat there and I'm like, 'This is what first place feels like. This is what a first-place culture feels like. This is what first-place people feel like.'"
That was the wake-up call. He realized what first-place people have:
"They've got an extreme work ethic. They've got an edge to 'em that other people don't - a competitive spirit."
Then he quoted John Thompson:
"You can tame a fool a lot quicker than you can resurrect a corpse...We want guys with a little edge to 'em."
You can coach skills, but you can't coach competitive spirit. You don't want to consistently coach their effort and attitude.
The last thing they look for: Energy givers.
"Over the years, we found that guys that are moody don't make it in our program."
"If you're moody, if you have low energy, if you suck the life out of the building - you don't make it."
Talent isn't enough. Your energy matters. Your attitude matters.
Successful people have a competitive edge, they bring energy, and they look to consistently get better.
They raise the standard through what they do.
(🎥 Watts Happening Podcast)
𝗛𝗔𝗗𝗘𝗡 𝗔𝗧 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗠.
In her second year as the head coach of @GSAthletics_WBB, Hana Haden garnered Sun Belt Coach of the Year recognition after leading the Eagles to their first Sun Belt regular season championship. Georgia Southern went 23-6 overall, setting a new single season wins record for the program. ☀️ 🏀
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The game we love is getting bigger. We are launching the USA Volleyball Grass Tour in 2026! 🚀
We are bringing local tournaments under one umbrella, leading up to the inaugural USAV Adult Grass Open National Championship this fall! 🏆
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