Manhattan took another step towards being the team the Jaspers expected to be all along this season with a convincing 71-57 victory over Fordham Monday at the Barclays Center. Continue reading “Manhattan 71, Fordham 57”
Manhattan 71, Fordham 57
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Hearst Leads Quinnipiac To Victory Over Oregon State
Quinnipiac has had its fair share of great players, especially in the Tom Moore era: James Johnson, James Feldeine, Justin Rutty and Ike Azotam to name a few. Continue reading “Hearst Leads Quinnipiac To Victory Over Oregon State”
Why Don’t Majors Play At Mid-Majors More Often? They Might Lose
Quinnipiac got, at least by terms of conference affiliation, its biggest win in school history Sunday afternoon, toppling Pac-12 giant Oregon State 60-52 at the TD Bank Center.
As with much in life, there are a couple of things that aren’t exactly what they seem in the preceding sentence. But before we get to that, let’s start with what appeared to be the $1,000,000 question: What in the world was Oregon State doing playing a game at Quinnipiac?
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Richards Sets Record As Manhattan Survives Bear Scare
Manhattan junior Shane Richards set a new school record of 166 career 3-pointers with a straightaway jumper a minute into the second half. Continue reading “Richards Sets Record As Manhattan Survives Bear Scare”
Saint Peter’s Battling Injuries Since September
Before the season even started, Saint Peter’s knew they were in for an uphill climb. Continue reading “Saint Peter’s Battling Injuries Since September”
Three Thoughts: Belmont 73, Fairfield 61
Defense wins championships. Maybe. Sometimes. But not at Belmont, who has won six championships in the last nine seasons (five Atlantic Sun, and one in the OVC where it currently resides) largely because it can shoot the ball better than you. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: Belmont 73, Fairfield 61”
Fairfield Searching For Complementary Options
Probably the best thing to happen to Fairfield in their win over Quinnipiac, which was almost two weeks ago, was the fact that Marcus Gilbert was the team’s third leading scorer.
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Iona Best School From Smaller Conference According To Value Add
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Three Thoughts: Quinnipiac 80, Lehigh 65
Quinnipiac coach Tom Moore knew he had seen it. At least in spurts. But maybe that was in practice or was it a scrimmage? Could he have been imagining it? Maybe Gio McLean held the key to it, but he wasn’t going to be playing this season. No, it was there in the season-opening win over a very good Yale team when they put up 88 points, and he had most certainly seen it when his team dismantled a good Vermont defense to the tune of 89 points three weeks ago. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: Quinnipiac 80, Lehigh 65”
Rider Looking To Convert From Inside Out
In each of the past three seasons under head coach Kevin Baggett, his Rider Broncs have played an up-and-down style. Continue reading “Rider Looking To Convert From Inside Out”
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