Steve Masiello found it hard to not express his disappointment on being labeled a 16 seed as soon as Selection Sunday hit, even before he learned of a trip to Dayton. Continue reading “Steve Masiello Taking A New Approach To Scheduling For Manhattan”
Quinnipiac will get at least one season out of guard Giovanni McLean, but they hope to have two by the time the fall begins. Continue reading “Quinnipiac Will Apply For Injury Waiver For Giovanni McLean”
Siena lost a piece of their front court depth on Monday when sophomore Javion Ogunyemi announced he was transferring from the school. Continue reading “Sophomore Javion Ogunyemi Transferring From Siena”
There were 351 Division I basketball teams that started the 2014-15 season back in November.
Only 16 will still be playing after Sunday night.
And NJIT will be one of them after knocking off Canisius 78-73 Saturday night in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament quarterfinals before another full house (1.505) at the Fleisher Center in Newark.
Continue reading “Not Many Still Playing But NJIT One Of Them”
In a press release issued Thursday afternoon, Iona College announced the extension of head coach Tim Cluess’ contract through the 2019-20 season. Continue reading “Iona Extends Tim Cluess Through 2019-20”
Quinnipiac’s Kasim Chandler has been granted his release from the program, the school confirmed on Thursday. Continue reading “Kasim Chandler Granted His Release From Quinnipiac”
This is somewhat of a first for Rider head coach Kevin Baggett. Continue reading “Rider’s Kevin Baggett On Coaching Carousel Rumors”
Saint Peter’s sophomore Travis Hester and junior Simeon Dennis, will be transferring from the program this off-season, the university confirmed on Thursday. Continue reading “Travis Hester, Simeon Dennis Transferring from Saint Peter’s”
DAYTON, Ohio – As Manhattan struggled out of the gate Tuesday night as a fairly heavy favorite (nine points in Vegas), it seemed like a matter of time before its pressure and experience would wear down Hampton.
At halftime, with the Jaspers down seven, things still seemed theirs for the taking, after all, their two top scorers, Emmy Andujar and Ashton Pankey, had missed a good portion of the half in foul trouble. The Pirates weren’t turning it over necessarily, but there were more than a few near-misses, balls that momentarily got loose or forced time outs.
Even though little more than a week has past since the Red Foxes’ season-ending loss to eventual MAAC tournament champion Manhattan, the legacy of these Marist seniors will endure further than their careers ever could. Continue reading “Legacy Of Marist Seniors Will Carry On Through Struggles”
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