Originally picked to finish second in the Sun Belt preseason poll, the Mavericks couldn’t finish close games in conference play despite gradual improvement from its players.
The Sun Belt Conference has suspended all regular-season competitions and conference championships across all sports indefinitely due to coronavirus concerns.
On Wednesday, NCAA president Mark Emmert announced that attendance would be limited at the 2020 NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments due to the progression of COVID-19 in the U.S.
UTA ended the year with a 14-18 overall record, bringing Ogden’s head coaching record to 31-34. The Seminole native said he was disappointed with the season.
The Dallas Mavericks (39-25) cruised to a 121-96 win against the Memphis Grizzlies on UTA Night at American Airlines Center on Friday.
The Mavericks will host Coastal Carolina at 2 p.m. Saturday at College Park Center in the first round of the Sun Belt Men’s Basketball Championship.
The Mavericks’ game against Troy University marked the first time Cross took the court against his former alma mater since he was relieved of coaching duties in March 2018.
Sports reporter Chris Amaya guides you through the conference and gives his best read on which teams will come out on top.
The Mavericks will host a first round game against Coastal Carolina University in the conference tournament Saturday at 2 p.m. at College Park Center.
TROY, ALABAMA - Scott Cross, former men’s basketball head coach, will take on his alma mater for the first time when Troy University faces UTA on Tuesday at Trojan Arena.
The Tuesday game marks former UTA head coach Scott Cross’ first faceoff against his alma mater since he was relieved of coaching duties in March 2018.
The team will face former UTA head coach Scott Cross and Troy University to close out its regular season at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Trojan Arena.
The Mavericks will defend home court against the Bobcats at College Park Center, reigniting their “I-35 rivalry.”
The top teams are consistently staying in their spots, but there was a little bit of movement in the middle of the men’s and women’s tables.
A week ahead of February, Matt McGann knew that he wanted the men’s basketball team to start a conversation about Black History Month.
The Shorthorn sports desk introduces: staff picks.
The loss put UTA’s conference record at 9-9 with two more regular season games left on the schedule.
The men’s basketball team will host Georgia Southern University at 2 p.m. Saturday at College Park Center.
New teams are in this week’s top spots for men’s and women’s basketball in the Sun Belt Conference. Upset victories and convincing wins contributed to major shake ups in these new power rankings.
The Shorthorn sports desk introduces: staff picks.
After playing professional basketball in countries like Luxembourg, France, Spain and Turkey, Derrick Obasohan is back home.
The Mavericks will play against the top team in the Sun Belt, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, at 2 p.m. Saturday at College Park Center.
Upset victories resulted in a lot of movement in this week's power rankings from sports reporter Chris Amaya.
Check out the The Shorthorn sports desk's picks for this week, along with guest picker Jacob Reyes, life and entertainment editor.
Check out The Shorthorn sports desk's predictions for the Sun Belt Conference basketball matchups, along with special guest picker associate news editor Angelica Perez.
Some teams moved down a few spots while others climbed from the very bottom of the table since sports reporter Chris Amaya's rankings last week. Find out why.
College basketball is catching up to the NBA when it comes to strategizing with opponents' game data, and UTA’s men’s basketball team is no exception.
The men’s basketball team (10-13, 6-6) bounced back from a buzzer-beating loss with a 68-54 win against the University of Louisiana Monroe on Saturday.
The loss brought UTA’s Sun Belt Conference record to 5-6, and they’ll face the University of Louisiana at Monroe at 2 p.m. Saturday at College Park Center.
Introducing The Shorthorn sports desk's staff picks, featuring predictions from our sports editor and sports reporters, along with a special guest picker every week.
Basketball beat reporter Chris Amaya is here to give you his assessments of the men’s and women’s teams within the Sun Belt Conference.
