Wichita State Shockers

AUBURN – He saw all the action right from the sideline. Following Alabama’s 29-13 win over Auburn on Saturday, Crimson Tide Sports Network sideline reporter and Tide 99.1 radio host Chris Stewart broke down the result from inside Jordan-Hare Stadium, where the game was held...

After a failing to hire Gregg Marshall this offseason, The University of Alabama could have a chance to exact a little revenge on Wichita State.

Just over three weeks after its men’s basketball head coaching job opened up, Alabama has found its new man. The school announced Monday evening that Avery Johnson, a former NBA head coach for the Dallas Mavericks and New Jersey/Brooklyn Nets, has accepted the Crimson Tide’s offer to become its next head coach...

Wichita State’s Gregg Marshall is staying with the Shockers. Alabama confirmed Wednesday night that Marshall would not be taking the Crimson Tide's head coaching position in a released statement from athletic director Bill Battle. The announcement came not long after numerous reports declared that Marshall had reached a verbal agreement to remain with the Shockers...

A day after CBS Sports reported that Gregg Marshall was the primary target for Alabama's basketball vacancy, the Wichita State head coach addressed the speculation.

Wichita State's basketball season came to an end on Sunday when the team suffered its only loss of the year to Kentucky in the NCAA Tournament, but Shockers fans had plenty to be excited about this year. Minnesota Twins' pitcher Mike Pelfrey, a former Wichita State pitcher, is a big supporter of the basketball program and even owns season tickets...