Stony Brook used a 15-1 run to wrest control of the first half from Marist, and from there expanded their lead as large as 19 in their 71- 55 victory on Friday at a sold out Pritchard Gym.
Despite the loss of America East Player of the Year Tommy Brenton, senior Anthony Jackson scored a career-high 22 points to pace the Seawolves offense. Continue reading “Stony Brook 71, Marist 55”
Fairfield Stags head coach Sydney Johnson knows that his team has been searching for answers since last season’s collapse that led to the seventh seed in the MAAC tournament. Continue reading “Fairfield Sydney Johnson on Question Marks Addressed”
For a player who started every game and was the unquestioned leader of last year’s team, Iona senior Sean Armand appears to have another way to enhance his game for the 2014 season. Continue reading “Sean Armand Set To Be More Aggressive In Senior Season”
The Manhattan Jaspers add one of the most dynamic players in the league to a team considered the favorite in the MAAC. Continue reading “Beamon is Ready to Go for Manhattan”
Monday night, Quinnipiac University held its annual Basketball Media Night at the TD Bank Sports Center. During the reception, head men’s basketball coach Tom Moore addressed the media on the state of his squad heading into the season. Continue reading “What To Expect From Quinnipiac”
On Friday teams will see the full effect of the new NCAA rules in action, rule changes that prohibit hand checking and that will open up the offensive flow of the game. Continue reading “MAAC Coaches Not a Fan of New Rules”
Almost one year ago Stony Brook met Marist, an arrangement made in October, and the two programs appeared to be going in the same direction. Continue reading “Marist Captains on Lessons of Stony Brook Opener”
Manhattan played a scrimmage against Division II Nyack on Friday night at Draddy Gymnasium. The score, an 87-61 victory for the Jaspers, doesn’t really matter. Here are five thoughts about things that do. Continue reading “5 Thoughts From Manhattan’s Exhibition Victory”
Last season was an up and down year for Siena’s Rob Poole, after impressing in the first two months he was derailed by a flu bug that not only cost him four games but caused him to lose weight and strength. Before missing 10 days in January with the flu Poole averaged 12.7 points per game. He averaged just 10.6 points per game in the team’s final 13 games. Continue reading “Rob Poole Taking On Leadership Role At Siena”
The MAAC is going to be one of the more wide open races in the country this season. While Manhattan is the favorite according to Ken Pomeroy, the Jaspers’ hold on first place is tenuous at best. They won the outright league title just 31.3% of the time during the simulations. Continue reading “10,000 Sims in the MAAC”
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