Our culture can be weird, man. Well yeah, of course, just take a walk down the street sometime, I know. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: Iona 69, Monmouth 68 (Regular Season Champs Matter)”
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Fairfield Hopes To Get Amadou Sidibe, Jerome Segura Back For Buffalo
Fairfield head coach Sydney Johnson said that the Stags may have to be ready to play without junior Amadou Sidibe for the remainder of the season. Continue reading “Fairfield Hopes To Get Amadou Sidibe, Jerome Segura Back For Buffalo”
Saint Peter’s Goes Cold In Second Half Loss At Fairfield
While Fairfield is hardly an offensive juggernaut, the Stags looked like one when compared to Saint Peter’s second half output, which was as frigid as the long winter has been in the Northeast. Continue reading “Saint Peter’s Goes Cold In Second Half Loss At Fairfield”
Three Thoughts: Canisius 65, Quinnipiac 63
With one more home game looming later this week against Siena, Quinnipiac used their weekend game against Canisius as an opportunity to honor their 10 senior players and staff.
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Fairfield Gets Career Day From Tyler Nelson To Snap Losing Skid
Fairfield freshman Tyler Nelson grabbed the transition pass from K.J. Rose as he sat near the left corner. Quickly came a flying Tyler Gaskins, who missed a transition layup seconds before to cover his man, the Saint Peter’s junior flew at the Stags shooter. Nelson calmly pump faked, waited for the junior to pass by, and then drained a three-pointer to put the Stags up 45-36. Continue reading “Fairfield Gets Career Day From Tyler Nelson To Snap Losing Skid”
Marist’s Chavaughn Lewis Did It His Way, With No Regrets
Chavaughn Lewis’ career at Marist will go down as one of the most unique in school history, in plenty of ways. On Feb. 8 he passed Rik Smits for second all-time in scoring, leaving him just shy of Steve Smith for the school record in points.
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Three Tempo-Free MAAC Thoughts
This is a quick wrap up of some things I’ve been meaning to write about from around the MAAC, since I haven’t gotten a chance to because Vincent and Ryan Restivo have been killing it on the beat. For more of their work check out the MAAC page. Continue reading “Three Tempo-Free MAAC Thoughts”
Rider Transfer Matt Lopez Finally Finds Success
If it were up to Matt Lopez, he would have hoped to play more than a season with Rider. If it were up to head coach Kevin Baggett, he would have had the 7′ center in his lineup last season. But the NCAA had other plans. Continue reading “Rider Transfer Matt Lopez Finally Finds Success”
The Best Thing Marist Can Do Is Give Mike Maker A Vote Of Confidence
Marist appears to have found their guy in Mike Maker, a 49 year-old, experienced head coach who wants to build a program to the standards president Dennis Murray and athletic director Tim Murray have set. Continue reading “The Best Thing Marist Can Do Is Give Mike Maker A Vote Of Confidence”
MAAC Reviewing Their Approach As Power Five Control NCAA
While the NCAA may see some drastic changes as part of the new “Power Five” claiming the power to make changes amongst the association, conferences like the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference will have to weigh the multitude of ways those changes make an impact on their athletic programs. Continue reading “MAAC Reviewing Their Approach As Power Five Control NCAA”
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