Halfway through their four year transition into Division I and full membership in the America East conference, UMass Lowell has exceeded expectations. Continue reading “Progress Just The Beginning For Pat Duquette Halfway Through UMass Lowell Transition”
There is one thing Siena head coach Jimmy Patsos made abundantly clear. Continue reading “Jimmy Patsos Not Worried About Siena Rebuild Effort”
It’s hard to come up with a student-athlete with a more tumultuous career than recent Hofstra graduate Moussa Kone. The 6’8” forward from the Bronx represented the Pride’s senior-most member during the 2014-15 season and was the only member of the team to don the Hofstra uniform over the last four years. Continue reading “Nesmith, Kone Leave Hofstra In Good Hands”
This day felt like it was inevitable. Continue reading “NJIT Finds Its First Step In Joining Atlantic Sun Conference”
It appears that NJIT’s search for a permanent conference home is nearing an end. Continue reading “NJIT To Join Atlantic Sun Conference”
This is a guest post by Ronak Patel.
Despite enjoying an impressive freshman season at Princeton University, sophomore point guard Amir Bell is not content. Continue reading “Amir Bell Set To Take Next Step Forward At Princeton”
There is one statistic that is most likely to change for Siena, even if they do not change at all next season. Continue reading “Defensive Improvement Needed For Siena To Contend In Future”
For Will Brown, his first America East championship from 2006 will always hold a special place in his mind. A program in Division I for less than a decade hoisted their first America East men’s basketball tournament championship that season, a time when Brown remembered people thinking he was crazy for wanting to get to the program to the NCAA tournament and quickly. Continue reading “Fifth Title Carries Different Significance For Will Brown”
As the NCAA gets ready to assess what rule changes might occur for the 2015-16 season, Manhattan head coach Steve Masiello would like to see all but one of the new rules passed. Continue reading “Steve Masiello Hopes NCAA Rule Changes Lead To Advantage For Manhattan”
I’ve chimed in on a couple of major NEC transfers this offseason (Marcquise Reed here and Andrew Smeathers here), but during my brief hiatus from the blog I failed to address a few other significant defections. Allow me to catch up as I assess how the recent turnover may affect two programs that finished in the bottom of the NEC standings, Fairleigh Dickinson (FDU) and Central Connecticut (CCSU). Continue reading “The NEC’s Poor Getting Poorer – FDU/CCSU Deep in a Rebuild”
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