The MAAC regular season seems to be flying by. Things are playing out quite close to expectations. There’s a troika leading the way at 5-1 and then some interesting teams chasing (and occasionally challenging) the favorites. Can in-conference efficiency margins tell us anything about these teams? Let’s take a look. Continue reading “Tempo-Free MAAC: Jan. 12”
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St. Peter’s 74, Quinnipiac 67
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Just three days after completing a sweep of two of the MAAC’s top teams in Iona and Manhattan, the Quinnipiac Bobcats (4-2) fell to the St. Peter’s Peacocks (2-4) 74-67 at the Yanitelli Center in Jersey City, NJ. Senior Chris Burke tied a career high with 18 points for St. Peter’s to lead all scorers as the Peacocks never trailed in the game. Continue reading “St. Peter’s 74, Quinnipiac 67”
Manhattan 86, Marist 79 (OT)
For 45 minutes the script didn’t change. Mike Alvarado got the ball and he attacked the basket. As aggressively as possible. And eventually that, along with a little help from a fearless freshman, was enough for Manhattan to pull out an 86-79 overtime victory over Marist on Sunday afternoon at Draddy Gymnasium. Continue reading “Manhattan 86, Marist 79 (OT)”
Marist’s Bower taking Win Streak to the Road
The Marist Red Foxes appear to have found their groove as they hit conference play full time in January.
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Iona’s Cluess wants to see Defense, Laury Improve
For a team that has endured a four game winning streak followed by a four game losing streak, the reward of a school-record 118 point performance seemed to be a great way to break out of that slump in 2014.
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Quinnipiac 81, Manhattan 76
In a battle for first place in the MAAC, the Quinnipiac Bobcats sent a statement to the rest of the league by handing the Manhattan Jaspers their first road loss of the year with an 81-76 victory Thursday at the TD Bank Sports Center. Continue reading “Quinnipiac 81, Manhattan 76”
Bower Awaiting Word on Kemp’s Status for Weekend
The Red Foxes may be without senior captain Adam Kemp for the weekend as Marist tests their five game winning streak on the road against Siena and Manhattan.
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Siena’s Patsos Set to Reset Marist Rivalry
This may be a matchup of two first year head coaches in a rivalry game, but Siena head coach Jimmy Patsos has experienced that Marist can be a tough matchup.
Patsos, whose career record against Marist is 11-7 and just 3-6 at McCann Arena, will not have to worry about traveling to Poughkeepsie until February. However, he will have to deal with a Red Foxes team at the Times Union Center that has won five games in a row for the first time since the 2007-08 season. Continue reading “Siena’s Patsos Set to Reset Marist Rivalry”
Rider’s Baggett Looking to Snap Broncs out of Funk
For a team that is 7-6 to start the season and 3-1 in conference play, Rider head coach Kevin Baggett feels that his team has not returned to form once they came back from holiday break.
The Broncs have won two out of three games since the holiday break by a combined total of three points before falling to Siena on the road Saturday by 15.
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Injuries Continue to be a Problem for Siena
One issue has eluded Siena head coach Jimmy Patsos from having a complete roster through 15 games this year.
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