There are 64 games on the college basketball docket tonight, including eight that involve Top 25 teams. It’s a busy night for sure and it includes four New York City teams, three of which will be on the road, plus a number of other intriguing mid-major games. Here are a few short previews of the NYC games, plus some other games to keep your eye on.
Continue reading “Wagner, Manhattan and LIU On The Road Tonight”
The Rider Broncs, riding high tied for second in the MAAC at 4-2, will be shorthanded for at least the first game in their weekend swing. Continue reading “‘Mild Concussion’ Will Likely Sideline Rider’s Lindsey”
Road teams have won 13 of the 30 games so far in MAAC conference play, one team that’s tied for first place has won the most in the conference. Niagara. Continue reading “Niagara Winning On The Road”
Fairfield fell to Niagara 67-64 on Sunday, putting them in a three game losing streak for the first time since exactly one year ago. Continue reading “Fairfield Endures Difficult Stretch, But Has Bright Future”
The wacky MAAC continued its crazy, tumultuous ways, but Iona and Niagara are now 5-1 and ahead of the pack. Let’s look back at what happened during the long weekend. Continue reading “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: MAAC Play Continues”
Now that MAAC play is a third of the way in these numbers are getting more significant, with one fun caveat. The schedules have been weighted pretty funny. Loyola (MD) and Rider have played twice. So have St. Peter’s and Loyola (MD). So have Siena and Rider. So have Canisius and Fairfield. I’m not really sure what these match ups are doing to the samples, but there’s something to it.
Continue reading “Tempo-free MAAC: One-Third of the Way Home”
Senior Desmond Wade had plenty of chances to tie the game for Fairfield in the final minute. Continue reading “Fairfield Misses Another Opportunity in 67-64 Loss to Niagara”
The second time around Manhattan was ready for Marist. After coming up just short on the road in December, the Jaspers got revenge at home in a 65-53 victory on Sunday. Continue reading “Brown’s Big Day Leads Manhattan Past Marist”
Loyola (MD) might be leaving the MAAC next season for the Patriot League but that does not mean they won’t continue to play their former conference rivals. Continue reading “Loyola (MD), Fairfield Working on Future Non-Conference Series”
No timetable has been declared for Marist junior Jay Bowie, who took a hit to the head in practice in December and was evaluated for concussion-like symptoms. Continue reading “No Timetable for Jay Bowie’s Return for Marist”
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