The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference had an interesting week. Marist and Saint Peter’s got their first victories, while Manhattan was denied a win against an Atlantic 10 team thanks to an unlikely three-pointer. Here are the top GIFs from a holiday week of action.
Continue reading “This Week in MAAC GIFs Nov. 30”
It was a tough day and game to swallow for the Canisius Golden Griffins Saturday afternoon. Continue reading “Buffalo 72, Canisius 57”
Junior Ryan Oliver has been through plenty of ups and downs. Continue reading “Healthy Ryan Oliver A Three-Point Weapon For Siena”
Jimmy Patsos knows how much the Saints upcoming road trip means to his program.
Continue reading “Homecoming Ahead for Siena’s Jimmy Patsos”
Score one for not taking performances in early-season games too much to heart, I guess.
When they came into the TD Bank Sports Center on Nov. 14, Hartford was full of pith and confidence, picked second in America East, full of veteran players (six seniors and returning all five starters), and led by All-America East selection Mark Nwakamma, the Hawks were matched up with Sacred Heart in the season-opening CT 6 Classic at Quinnipiac and figured to have a fairly easy time with the Pioneers, coming up a 6-25 campaign and picked dead last in the NEC preseason coaches poll.
Continue reading “Hartford’s Second Trip To Quinnipiac Better Than First”
The Marist Red Foxes were dealt a significant blow when on Monday when the school ruled out sophomore Khallid Hart for at least the next four weeks with a left foot injury.
Continue reading “Marist’s Khallid Hart Out with Left Foot Injury”
Manhattan grabbed the lead with a quick run just before the first media timeout Sunday night against Northeastern, and as the Jaspers do – especially when they’re rolling – there was huffing and puffing and yelling and screaming, enough for the Mohegan Sun security guard positioned behind the bench to quip, “Man, those guys are loud.”
Not for long, though.
Continue reading “Steady Northeastern Too Much For Manhattan”
The MAAC picked up wins over the Atlantic 10 and Atlantic Coast Conference during the week, but the Niagara Purple Eagles will sit in first place in the conference standings until Dec. 3 thanks to their victory at Saint Peter’s. Here’s an assessment of who’s up, who’s down and what we are looking forward to this week. Continue reading “MAAC Stock Watch: Nov. 24”
The MAAC was especially busy this week, racking up key non-conference wins, here is quick animated review of the week in GIFs. This is a short collection of some of the top clips from the past week. Continue reading “This Week in MAAC GIFs: Nov. 23”
Dimitri Floras had yet to score a collegiate point as Quinnipiac entered the final 12 minutes of regulation trailing Albany 44-38, but a breakout performance from the freshman helped propel the Bobcats past the Great Danes 76-73 in overtime. Continue reading “Breakout Night from Floras Lifts Quinnipiac Over Albany”
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