The Siena Saints came back from down as many as 11 points in the first half to pick up their first road victory of 2014, 64-56 over the Fairfield Stags at Webster Bank Arena on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading “Siena 64, Fairfield 56”
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It had been 49 games and 691 calendar days since the Quinnipiac Bobcats were last out-rebounded by an opponent.
Welcome back George Beamon. Continue reading “Manhattan 67, Rider 51”
One thing Monmouth head coach King Rice knew when they first watched the MAAC tournament in Springfield was the difference in physicality from the Northeast Conference.
Continue reading “King Rice and Hawks Learning Lessons in MAAC Play”
When the Iona Gaels squandered a 24-point lead in Dayton against BYU in the first round of the NCAA tournament, it meant an end of one season, but it meant much more to Sean Armand. Continue reading “Sean Armand Unquestioned Leader for Gaels”
Another week of MAAC results has left us with a four-way tie for first place. Manhattan, Iona, Canisius and Quinnipiac can all make a claim to the title at the moment. Of course some of those positions are more equal than others. Continue reading “Tempo-Free MAAC: Tiers Arrive”
An 11 point first half from Zaid Hearst helped Quinnipiac pull out to an early lead as they won comfortably over the Niagara Purple Eagles on Saturday afternoon to improve to 6-2 in MAAC play.
Niagara’s Antoine Mason, the nation’s leading scorer, was held in check for the first half, but finished with a game-high 28 points. Continue reading “Quinnipiac 85, Niagara 71”
Third-year head coach Steve Masiello said there were no silver linings in the Manhattan Jaspers 71-67 loss at Fairfield on Saturday at Webster Bank Arena.
“There was no effort, our effort was horrible,” Masiello said. “That was one of the worst efforts I’ve seen from this basketball program since I’ve been the coach. One of the worst I’ve ever seen; totally goes against everything we stand for. That effort was atrocious, atrocious.”
Continue reading “Steve Masiello Critical of Manhattan’s Effort in Loss”
The Fairfield Stags picked a good time to end their five game losing streak and win their first MAAC game.
One of the key reasons the Iona Gaels were able to win three games in three days in March was Tre Bowman’s contribution in the MAAC championship game against Manhattan. Continue reading “Bowman Developing into Key Piece for Iona”
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