Jhivan Jackson from UTSA continues to lead the Division I men's basketball efficiency while Wayne Stewart from Texas A&M-Commerce leads Division II efficiency and Nate West from LeTourneau remains atop the Division III efficiency rankings. Click here to see D-I mbb efficiency and points per shot rankings Click here to see D-II mbb efficiency and points per shot rankings Click here to see D-III mbb efficiency and points per shot rankings
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Second-half surge leads MSU past UT Tyler men
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Lions dominate the paint in win over Mustangs
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New Era Begins for LoneStarSportsDaily
Nearly one year ago, I launched LoneStarSportsDaily.com. The response over the past year has been tremendous and I thank each one of you for your support and for taking a moment to view the website. Today marks another new era for me and the website. As you can see, I have greatly upgraded the website to make it more viewer-friendly. The upgrade will also allow me to provide better content, better graphics and the website will have a more professional look and feel. Some of the content will take time to produce. There is no MLB or NFL content right now but there will be content there soon. When I began this adventure with hoagiesports.com I never thought that the content would take off