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Alex Squadron

  • Account Manager and Copywriter, Big Blue Ox
  • Author and Contributor, Freelance
As seen in: MSN India, New York Post, News.com.au, Flipboard, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo Sports Canada, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Perth Now, HoopsHype, SLAM Magazine and
Writer @hhqsports | Author of Life in the G | asquadron510@gmail.com | Previously: @SLAMonline, @nypostsports
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With a New Winning Formula, Oklahoma State Is Ready to Level Up

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By Alex Squadron
| Hoops HQ
He has learned from each of the program’s rebuilds thus far, refining his approach. His strategy this time around was more balanced, intentional and meticulous. The staff relied heavily on Profile, a behavioral assessment tool that Illinois used to construct its 2025-26 Final Four team. The result is an overhauled roster that Lutz is very optimistic about, one that has the potential to snap OSU’s five-year NCAA Tournament drought.
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Big Ten Roster Reshuffle Part 1: The Current State of Every Team’s Lineup

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By Alex Squadron
| Hoops HQ
Departures: Keaton Wagler, 6-foot-6 freshman guard (NBA Draft); Kylan Boswell, 6-foot-2 senior guard (out of eligibility); Ben Humrichous, 6-foot-9 senior forward (out of eligibility); Brandon Lee, 6-foot-4 freshman guard (transferred to James Madison); Ty Rodgers, 6-foot-6 junior guard (transferred to Boise State); Mihailo Petrovic, 6-foot-3 freshman guard (in portal); Toni Bilic, 6-foot-8 freshman forward (in portal) Returnees: Andrej Stojakovic, 6-foot-7 senior guard; David Mirkovic,...
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An Inside Look at the Fast and Furious Start to the Casey Alexander Era at Kansas State

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By Alex Squadron
| Hoops HQ
In the wake of a tumultuous 2025-26 season, K-State has rapidly restored hope in Manhattan. That process began with the hiring of Alexander, who, in seven seasons at his alma mater Belmont, went 166-60 and claimed four conference championships. Last year, he guided the mid-major powerhouse to a 26-6 record, its fourth-highest winning percentage ever.
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