In the shadow of Robert Morris’ impressive First Four victory over North Florida last night, the St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers fought admirably at the University of Richmond. Continue reading “St. Francis Brooklyn Will Be Competitive Next Season”
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Three Thoughts: Robert Morris 66, St. Francis Brooklyn 63
It’s taken a lot of time to process what happened last night on Remsen Street. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: Robert Morris 66, St. Francis Brooklyn 63”
Should Iona And St. Francis Brooklyn Have Gotten Automatic NCAA Bids?
The meaning and definition of justice has been debated all the way back to the time of noted fan of the Eurostep, Socrates, and has had various definitions across the millennia.
Sports are a good testing ground for justice and ethics. They are games, after all, not matters of life and death (not that Socrates would have made a huge distinction) which by all rights should not be important enough to cheat, steal, or do any of those underhanded things that people have used to oppress, impress, and depress others through the ages.
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NEC Championship Game Photo Gallery: Robert Morris 66, St. Francis Brooklyn 63
Despite a furious comeback by St. Francis Brooklyn, Robert Morris managed to punch their ticket to the NCAA tournament for the first time in Andy Toole’s five year tenure. For the Terriers it means to wait another season as one of the five original Division I teams that have not made the NCAA tournament field, which dates back to 1948.
Here is a photo gallery from the Colonials win on Tuesday night, their first in four championship game tries under Toole. Continue reading “NEC Championship Game Photo Gallery: Robert Morris 66, St. Francis Brooklyn 63”
Robert Morris Ruins St. Francis Brooklyn Party, Wins NEC
St. Francis Brooklyn had all the sentimental value on their side heading into Tuesday’s NEC final. We don’t have to rehash the curse of never having been to the NCAA Tournament here, you’ve seen it, surely. Continue reading “Robert Morris Ruins St. Francis Brooklyn Party, Wins NEC”
NIT Bracketology: March 9
Note: The NIT bracket has a new permanent home. I’ll still be posting with thoughts, but that will always have my most recent bracket.
We’re coming down the home stretch. This is latest and greatest in NIT bracketology. Continue reading “NIT Bracketology: March 9”
NEC Tournament Recap – The Semifinals
The NEC finals are officially set! With the #1 and #2 seed advancing into the tournament’s final game, let’s break down the action on the last Saturday of the NEC conference season. Continue reading “NEC Tournament Recap – The Semifinals”
Two More Hurdles Left For St. Francis Brooklyn After Beating LIU
Two more hurdles.
Had he been wired with a lie detector, St. Francis Brooklyn coach Glenn Braica may or may not have set off all kinds of alarms after Wednesday night’s 79-70 NEC quarterfinal victory over rival LIU Brooklyn when he said, “I don’t even know what Tuesday is. I’m just thinking about Saturday.”
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NEC Tournament Recap – The First Round
Well, that was fun, but only if you’re a Bryant fan! For the first round of the NEC tournament, there was plenty of exciting action and great performances to sift through. Continue reading “NEC Tournament Recap – The First Round”
The 2015 NEC Tournament Preview
In what was originally thought of as an unpredictable conference, the Northeast Conference turned out to be … well, predictable! Continue reading “The 2015 NEC Tournament Preview”
NYC Buckets Archive 