One of the biggest reasons New Hampshire saw a resurgence last season was thanks to the development of Jaleen Smith. Continue reading “New Hampshire Energized By Junior Jaleen Smith’s Improvements”
STONY BROOK, N.Y. – The $11 billion question – or whatever the NCAA is getting paid to broadcast the NCAA Tournament these days – in America East is: Can Stony Brook be beaten?
Continue reading “Stony Brook 59, New Hampshire 58: Seawolves Hang On For 18th In A Row”
This is a guest post from New Hampshire student Sam Donnelly who was at UNH’s victory over Albany last night. Continue reading “New Hampshire Breaks Through Against Albany”
Through the season’s first 10 games, opponents are beginning to realize they keep their eye on more than one New Hampshire sophomore. Continue reading “New Hampshire’s Future Strong With Sophomores Camara, Leissner”
Through the first month of the season, New Hampshire has yet to put it together. Continue reading “Suspensions, Injuries Hampering New Hampshire Early”
STORRS, Conn. – Every mid-major team that schedules a “guarantee game” always dreams of pulling the stunner, not only collecting the money for agreeing to play on the other team’s court but beating them there as well. With good reason, as we’ve seen already this season, it does happen from time to time. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: UConn 85, New Hampshire 66”
Entering last season New Hampshire head coach Bill Herrion knew that Tanner Leissner was going to be a good player, but he did not know when he would start to see the 6’6″ forward translate it to the floor. Continue reading “Tanner Leissner, New Hampshire Hoping To Build On Last Year’s Success”
Head coach Bill Herrion confirmed that Matt Miller, who had applied for a sixth year of eligibility, has been denied a waiver by the NCAA and exhausted his eligibility. Continue reading “New Hampshire’s Matt Miller Denied 6th Year, Joins Coaching Staff”
After tying the school record for victories with 19 and being a buzzer beater away from beating top seeded Albany in the conference semifinals, New Hampshire head coach Bill Herrion appears to be in an enviable position. Continue reading “Bill Herrion Confident In His Future At New Hampshire”
UAlbany survived and advanced, as head coach Will Brown said, the game was not pretty, but the Great Danes managed to make their third straight America East championship game with a two-point win over New Hampshire Sunday. Continue reading “Photo Gallery: UAlbany 60, New Hampshire 58”
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