This guest post on Siena’s CBI championship comes from Ray Curren, who went to a ton of basketball games this season for a site that doesn’t exist anymore. Weird how things work out. Continue reading “CBI Title Shows Jimmy Patsos Has Siena Ahead of Schedule”
Whether you think it was the right or the wrong thing for Manhattan to reinstate Steve Masiello, upon the condition that he complete his undergraduate degree over the summer, you have to realize Manhattan was backed into a corner on this one: one of their own making. Continue reading “Manhattan’s Own Failures Led to Masiello Reinstatement”
After three seasons and a turnaround at Manhattan as head coach it appeared that Steve Masiello was primed for a move to South Florida until his past caught up to him. Continue reading “Steve Masiello Reinstated at Manhattan”
After a six-game journey, the Saints locked up their first 20-win season since reaching the NCAA tournament in 2010 with a 81-68 victory over Fresno State in the deciding game of the College Basketball Invitational championship series. Continue reading “Siena’s CBI Championship Shows Power of Home Court”
Manhattan announced this afternoon that head coach Steve Masiello on leave while he attempts to fix a discrepancy on his resume. Continue reading “Manhattan Places Steve Masiello on Leave”
It appeared that every outlet had Manhattan head coach Steve Masiello receiving and accepting an offer from South Florida of the American Athletic Conference for the same position less than 24 hours ago. Continue reading “Steve Masiello Not Hired by South Florida”
Steve Masiello has accepted the head coaching job at South Florida after three successful seasons at Manhattan. Continue reading “Steve Masiello Hired by South Florida”
Dear Steve Masiello,
By now it’s apparent that you’re one of the top candidates for the job at South Florida. But I want to say, “Don’t take it.” Continue reading “An Open Letter To Steve Masiello About USF”
No one heard whether or not Justin Sears called his shot, so it’s a good thing they don’t play by playground rules at Yale. Continue reading “Yale 69, Quinnipiac 68 (CIT)”
While Stony Brook might be disappointed they missed out on another NCAA tournament chance, they will have to quickly regroup because they are running into a very tough Siena Saints team on Tuesday night to open the College Basketball Invitational. Here are a few things to watch in that game.
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