Basketball Across Minnesota: Read the entire collection

Our new series from basketball writer Marcus Fuller takes you around Minnesota with stories and updates ranging from the pros to the preps. Keep up with the most interesting teams, Fuller's top five players of the week and more in the weekly report.

Former Cretin standout Holloman building his game at Michigan State

Basketball Across Minnesota: Tre Holloman is in a reserve role as a freshman and sees a progression the way other point guards have grown under coach Tom Izzo.

Tamara Moore makes history coaching Minnesota men's college team

Basketball Across Minnesota: The former WNBA guard and Minneapolis native is the only Black woman leading a men's college program. She's the head coach at Mesabi Range College in northern Minnesota.

Can Gophers find a dominant inside player in Land of 10,000 Big Men?

Basketball Across Minnesota: The Big Ten is stacked with something the Gophers are missing right now — and something that's showing up in abundance throughout prep boys' basketball in Minnesota.

Younger Trent's historic streak of 30-point games has roots with Dad, KG

Basketball Across Minnesota: Gary Trent Jr., the former Apple Valley guard whose father played for the Wolves, tied the Toronto Raptors franchise record with five consecutive 30-point games.

Fueled by Minnesotans, Minnesota Duluth becomes a basketball force

Basketball Across Minnesota: In a loaded 2020 state class that featured Jalen Suggs, coach Justin Wieck turned around UMD's program by landing three top-25 players who have put the Bulldogs among the nation's top D-II teams.

Hopkins girls still top ticket in town, taking national stage via ESPN

Basketball Across Minnesota: Nothing in this sports market is a sure thing, but watching the Hopkins girls' basketball team feels close to perfection. It's the No. 1 basketball show in town at any level.

Ignored by Minnesota colleges, city hoops coaches work to get players noticed

Basketball Across Minnesota: Minneapolis North's Larry McKenzie leads a group of frustrated coaches seeking more recruiting respect for their players. "I'm puzzled about it because we have talent," he said.

Minnesota's Brown brothers fit great on opposite ends of D-I hoops

Basketball Across Minnesota: Kendall Brown is a freshman star for No. 1 Baylor. His older brother, Courtney, is redshirting at St. Thomas, new to Division I.