A guest post from Ray Floriani, who got to see an unexpectedly exciting MAAC game on Thursday night in Jersey City. Continue reading “St. Peter’s Breaks Eight-Game Losing Streak in Overtime”
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Evaluating MAAC Home Court Advantage
Teams dread heading to Buffalo to play at Niagara and Canisius. In Rider’s Alumni Gym the students are crammed in and right on top of you for a big game. Home court advantage is big in college basketball. The toughest thing is measuring how big of an impact. Well, the luxury of the home-and-home round robin MAAC schedule is that we can start to measure it. Continue reading “Evaluating MAAC Home Court Advantage”
Brown’s Big Day Leads Manhattan Past Marist
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”
No Timetable for Jay Bowie’s Return for Marist
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”
VIDEO: Devin Price’s 1,000th point at Marist
Video of Devin Price’s 1,000th point at Marist against Manhattan on Friday night, courtesy of the Marist Athletic Department.
Price’s Work Pays Off With 1,000th Point For Marist
In a game tied at 14 early against Manhattan, Marist senior Devin Price’s three pointer with 8:34 left in the first half was the Red Foxes’ fifth point of an 11-0 run. That run helped Marist stretch its lead as large as 15 against the team picked second in the MAAC preseason poll. A lead that they would hold on to for a 62-58 win Friday night. Continue reading “Price’s Work Pays Off With 1,000th Point For Marist”
5 Important Results From Tuesday
There were 55 games on Tuesday night, so you might’ve missed some of the more interesting ones amongst the craziness. Here are five key ones for area fans to know.
Marist, Rider take to Neutral Sites in November
Two MAAC teams used their Thanksgiving break to play at neutral sites, Marist at the Old Spice Classic in Orlando and Rider at for the Hoops for Hope Classic. Continue reading “Marist, Rider take to Neutral Sites in November”
MAAC Weekly Recap: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
We’re into the third week into college basketball season and Ryan Peters is having so much fun with The Good, The Bad and The Ugly weekly recaps for the NEC I wanted my own gig. I’m going to be doing this weekly now for the wide-open MAAC. How wide open is the league? As of Sunday morning Pomeroy projected all 10 MAAC teams between 7 and 12 conference wins. Continue reading “MAAC Weekly Recap: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly”
Lewis rebounds with big game against Columbia
Chavaughn Lewis struggled in Marist’s first two games as the Red Foxes stumbled to 0-2 out of the gate, but against Columbia on Saturday night all of the facets of the 6’5″ swingman’s game were on display. The Queens native scored a game-high 19 points and helped carry Marist to a 67-62 victory.
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