For the first time in a long time, Vermont has been able to do something they didn’t do often last season, and it’s thanks to the last freshman they signed to their squad. Continue reading “Trae Bell-Haynes Learning Quickly On The Job For Vermont”
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Vermont may be without their senior leading scorer Hector Harold for a second straight game when they face Yale on Thursday. Continue reading “Vermont Hopes To Have Hector Harold Back From Foot Injury”
Ousmane Drame entered Sunday with 967 career points and ended the day with 1,000. The senior forward poured in a career-high 33 points to reach the milestone and power Quinnipiac to a commanding 89-73 win over Vermont. Continue reading “Career Nights Power Quinnipiac Past Vermont”
The America East racked up wins over the MAAC, Ivy League and NEC over the past week. Here are some of the top plays of the week in animated form. Let us know which plays you like the most as we go through some of the most dynamic plays the conference offered this past week. Continue reading “This Week in America East GIFs: Nov. 24”
Vermont enters the season with high expectations for a young roster, but they will need to make sure they keep freshman Ernie Duncan healthy. Continue reading “Vermont Expected to Have Ernie Duncan Saturday”
Senior Hector Harold has noticed something new this season. He has a lot more freedom in Vermont’s offense. Continue reading “Vermont Hector Harold Embracing New Freedom”
The America East men’s basketball preseason rankings are out and there is plenty to dissect as we look forward to an exciting 2014-15 season. Stony Brook was picked as the favorite for the first time in school history, while also landing two players on the first team for the second straight season. Continue reading “Stony Brook Picked First in America East Preseason Poll”
There will be plenty of adjustments that will need to be made by Vermont’s leading returning scorer. Continue reading “Vermont’s Ethan O’Day Adjusting To Being A Leader”
The toughest part for Ernie Duncan of Vermont’s trip to Canada was sitting on the sidelines for each of the team’s five games. Continue reading “Vermont freshman Ernie Duncan on preparing for the season”
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