Illini Basketball Offseason Moves / Our Final Goodbyes

Illini Basketball Offseason Moves / Our Final Goodbyes

After the duo's 69th episode, Will and Noah are graduating from Illinois... and saying goodbye to ISN Now. For their last episode, they look at the key Illini basketball additions of Ben Humrichous and Tomislav Ivisic, as well as another potential incomer... Also, the baseball team is still clinging to the Big Ten lead... but remains out of the NCAA Tournament field. Can the Illini get resume-building wins to get an at-large bid, or do they need to win the conference tournament to end a five-year drought?

Transfer Portal / Baseball's Stunning Turnaround

Illinois basketball season may be over, but there's no time to rest for Brad Underwood and Co. New additions and departures make next season full of unpredictable results. Illinois baseball started its season 5-10. Since then, the offense has been shot out of a cannon. Will the Illini hold onto an unexpected Big Ten lead?

Falling Short of the Final Four

It's not officially the Illini basketball offseason yet. For the women, that is. The men's team outlasted Iowa State in the Sweet 16 before getting pounded into the ground by championship-favorite UConn in the Elite Eight. Now, it's transfer portal season. Where will the Illini go from here? Also, Illini baseball may just be turning things around in its early rollercoaster of a season.

Sweet Sixteen Showdown with Alec Busse

Illinois. Iowa State. The #1 Offense. The #1 Defense. With this much on the line, Will and Noah had no other option than to bring on an expert: Iowa State Beat Writer... Alec Busse. The former Illini Sports Night correspondent gives us a look into the highly-anticipated matchup.

Sweet Sixteen Bound

Illini Nation - It's been 19 years, but your Fighting Illini are back in the Sweet Sixteen. Terrence Shannon Jr. led the way in a dominant performance against Duquesne to advance to the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Will and Noah discuss what's unique about this team and why there's no reason Brad Underwood can't take them all the way.