Listen to Ryan Peters and I discuss the NEC in another episodes of the hit podcast NEC Fast Break. In this one we catch up with the players and teams we missed last week. Continue reading “NEC Fast Break Season 2, Episode 2”
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3 Thoughts: Lafayette 74, St. Francis Brooklyn 72
The St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers unveiled their new look to the Remsen Street faithful on Monday night and showed that there is still work to do. Continue reading “3 Thoughts: Lafayette 74, St. Francis Brooklyn 72”
Three Thoughts: Bryant 79, Yale 70 – Ndugba Doesn’t Need Redemption
On the scatterplot of Division I head basketball coaches, Bryant’s Tim O’Shea slides toward the upper end of both the laid-back and positivity metrics, so it shouldn’t be that surprising that he was able to brush off Monday’s unfortunate mistake by freshman Ikenna Ndugba that contributes to a tough 91-90 loss at Brown Monday night.
It’s likely that a Google search of Ndugba’s name will turn up the incident for the rest of his college career at least, as it made the rounds to SportsCenter and local television around the country. But for O’Shea, the discussion about it afterward lasted about three seconds, and publicity is publicity, right?
Continue reading “Three Thoughts: Bryant 79, Yale 70 – Ndugba Doesn’t Need Redemption”
NEC Fast Break Season 2, Episode 1
We’re back! Ryan Peters joins me for the season opening episode of NEC Fast Break. Continue reading “NEC Fast Break Season 2, Episode 1”
NEC Roundup: Early Thoughts and Power Rankings
Three to five college basketball games is hardly a relevant sample size, but there have been some interesting trends, story lines and awesome individual performances from the first week and a half of the 2016-17 season. Continue reading “NEC Roundup: Early Thoughts and Power Rankings”
About Last Night: Nov. 20, 2016
The road was a tough place to be for most of the local teams on Sunday. Hopefully Feast Week can give every team some much needed home cooking. Continue reading “About Last Night: Nov. 20, 2016”
LIU Brooklyn in an Awkward Spot Without Joel Hernandez
LIU Brooklyn was constructed as a win-now group for the 2016-17 season, even after Martin Hermannsson decided to take his talents to the European professional leagues in July. Continue reading “LIU Brooklyn in an Awkward Spot Without Joel Hernandez”
LIU Brooklyn Edges Loyola (MD) at Barclays
It wasn’t quite as close as last season, but for the second season in a row LIU Brooklyn escaped a tight contest against Loyola (MD) with a victory. Continue reading “LIU Brooklyn Edges Loyola (MD) at Barclays”
About Last Night: Nov. 15, 2016
The MAAC let three winnable games slip through its fingers and Sacred Heart surprised Hofstra in a busy night of college basketball. Continue reading “About Last Night: Nov. 15, 2016”
About Last Night: Nov. 14, 2016
Princeton lost its season opener at BYU and the American Conference struggled with some mid-major opponents on the opening Monday of the regular season. Continue reading “About Last Night: Nov. 14, 2016”




