As good as we are with advanced statistics, we haven’t quite gotten to shots adjusted or changed yet (it’s surely coming soon). The stat sheet told part of the story Monday afternoon, as Amdy Fall finished with 11 points, 10 rebounds, and four blocks as St. Francis Brooklyn suffocated Bryant 63-47 to move to 2-0 in the NEC. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: St. Francis Brooklyn 63, Bryant 47 (The Amdy Fall Show)”
It’s a new year and with that comes with a new power poll. Recently there have been a number of games matching two New York City area teams. Those results are reflected in our newest poll. (Though apparently our voters forgot about the Hofstra-Columbia game?) Continue reading “New York City Power Poll: Jan. 5, 2015”
What Happened Last Week: Yale nearly beat a second major-conference team, leading for almost the entire second half at Vanderbilt, but the Bulldogs surrendered a five-point lead in the final minute and fell in double overtime. Other Ivies lost by double digits against higher-level competition (Penn at La Salle, Princeton at Wake Forest, Brown at Rhode Island, Cornell at Syracuse), while Columbia fell to St. Francis Brooklyn. The conference finished the week 3-7, all in true road games. Continue reading “Ivy League Weekly Roundup: Jan. 5”
Plenty going on in the second MAAC weekend (first in a little bit though!) as teams dive fully into conference play. Just one team is undefeated and it isn’t the undisputed conference favorite, so here’s the latest on whose stock is up and down in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Continue reading “MAAC Stock Watch: Jan. 5”
Monmouth is undefeated, we all probably did not have that – especially with their second game being against Iona – but they swept the Buffalo trip and are alone atop the MAAC standings. Here are the best GIFs from the first January weekend of Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference play. Continue reading “This Week in MAAC GIFs: Jan. 4”
Fordham could do its best to hide it, cover it up, put whatever modern medicine allows on it, but Havoc smells bad ball handling like few others in college basketball, and once exposed, there was little Fordham could do to stop it. Continue reading “Fordham Battles VCU Tough, Is There A-10 Potential There?”
Check out our latest photo gallery from Saturday’s Stony Brook victory over New Hampshire to start America East play. Continue reading “Photo Gallery: Stony Brook 71, New Hampshire 61”
On the first Saturday of 2015, the NEC kicked off its conference season with five games. Let’s dive right into it by breaking down the action from all five. Continue reading “NEC Recap – Opening Day, Jan. 3”
Teams have thrown everything they can at Jameel Warney and with good reason.
Continue reading “Stony Brook’s Jameel Warney Finding New Ways To Dominate”
On Saturday at Stony Brook, New Hampshire head coach Bill Herrion went to his seventh different starting five of the season, but that doesn’t concern him. Continue reading “New Hampshire Still Searching For The Right Mix”
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