America East Stock Watch took a break last week, but will come back when conference play starts in 2015 full throttle.
MAAC Stock Watch: Dec. 23
MAAC Stock Watch took a break last week, but will come back when conference play starts in 2015 full throttle.
Rodney Hawkins Likely To Help Peacocks Soon
While Saint Peter’s has been battling injuries this season, they expect to get a boost from a new addition. Continue reading “Rodney Hawkins Likely To Help Peacocks Soon”
Three Thoughts: Brown 67, Central Connecticut 55
It looked like a misprint, really. Brown 49th nationally in adjusted tempo? Then you look back at last season and see them 29th, mixed in with the VCUs and Ionas of the world. Then you remember the Bears – who haven’t won the Ivy League since 1986 – were 7-4 in the league before a three-game losing streak to close the season (including an overtime loss to Harvard). So maybe that’s the way to go these days?
Well, kind of.
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Manhattan 71, Fordham 57
Manhattan took another step towards being the team the Jaspers expected to be all along this season with a convincing 71-57 victory over Fordham Monday at the Barclays Center. Continue reading “Manhattan 71, Fordham 57”
Ivy League Weekly Roundup: Dec. 22
What Happened Last Week: Harvard was routed at No. 6 Virginia, while Yale edged Vermont on a late jumper before a surprising home loss to Albany. The rest of the league had more success at 4-1, led by Columbia’s win over Hofstra and a pair of Dartmouth victories. Continue reading “Ivy League Weekly Roundup: Dec. 22”
Hearst Leads Quinnipiac To Victory Over Oregon State
Quinnipiac has had its fair share of great players, especially in the Tom Moore era: James Johnson, James Feldeine, Justin Rutty and Ike Azotam to name a few. Continue reading “Hearst Leads Quinnipiac To Victory Over Oregon State”
Vermont’s Ernie Duncan On Missing The 2014-15 Season
This was not how year one was scripted for Vermont freshman Ernie Duncan. Continue reading “Vermont’s Ernie Duncan On Missing The 2014-15 Season”
Why Don’t Majors Play At Mid-Majors More Often? They Might Lose
Quinnipiac got, at least by terms of conference affiliation, its biggest win in school history Sunday afternoon, toppling Pac-12 giant Oregon State 60-52 at the TD Bank Center.
As with much in life, there are a couple of things that aren’t exactly what they seem in the preceding sentence. But before we get to that, let’s start with what appeared to be the $1,000,000 question: What in the world was Oregon State doing playing a game at Quinnipiac?
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Three Thoughts: Virginia 76, Harvard 27
Harvard’s visit to No. 6 Virginia shaped up as one of Sunday’s most interesting showdowns, with the Crimson riding a six-game win streak and the Cavaliers still unbeaten. But it quickly became a rout, as Virginia ran up a 39-8 lead by halftime and won 76-27. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: Virginia 76, Harvard 27”
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