Hofstra seniors Juan’ya Green and Ameen Tanksley took a leap of faith three years ago when they decided to leave Niagara University and follow Joe Mihalich to Hempstead. Continue reading “Hofstra Driven By Unshakable Bond”
The start of the America East tournament was defined by a major stunner in Albany as the Hartford Hawks dethroned the three-time tournament champion Great Danes. Continue reading “America East Quarterfinal Recap – Hartford’s Stunner”
The 179th meeting between rivals Niagara and Canisius will occur with both seasons on the line in the first round of the MAAC tournament. Continue reading “Niagara-Canisius Rivalry Takes Center Stage In MAAC Tournament”
NEWARK, N.J. – On perhaps the worst night in a couple of seasons – and make no mistake, it was a brutal 82-67 defeat his team suffered at the hands of 10-21 Stetson at the Fleischer Center in the Atlantic Sun quarterfinals – NJIT coach Jim Engles was able to make a reality check.
He was extremely disappointed, sure, but the “never forget where you came from” thing means something to Engles, and it was only a few seasons ago, they were storming the same court after beating Bryant in 2009. Why? Why not? It was their first win in two seasons. And it would be the only one Engles would get in his first season in Newark. The Highlanders that season were perhaps the worst offensive team in recent Division I history, with 0.749 points per possession and a 38.5 eFG% (24.8% from three-point range).
Continue reading “Brutal Atlantic Sun Loss For NJIT, But Perspective Needed”
It’s tournament time! Continue reading “The 2016 NEC Tournament Preview”
Note: Completely new bracket coming on Sunday. But… I’ve made some tweaks from this bracket to the bracket that’s available on the permanent page.
Continue reading “NIT Bracketology: March 1, 2016”
The America East Playoffs are a new season and no group knows that better than Stony Brook. Continue reading “Stony Brook Ready For New Season In Quarterfinal Matchup With UMBC”
Vermont appears to be hitting their stride at the right time of the season. Continue reading “Vermont Getting Hot At The Right Time, Ready For America East Playoff Push”
It was another great day in the awards for Stony Brook, after a season that saw them take their fourth regular season in 15 seasons in Division I. Continue reading “Warney, Pikiell, Cremo Dominate Top America East Awards”
What Happened Last Week: Makai Mason and Yale avoided Dartmouth déjà vu, finishing a perfect home regular season. Princeton did the same, essentially ending Columbia’s title hopes. The Bulldogs and Tigers now prepare for long road trips with their seasons on the line. Continue reading “Ivy League Weekly Roundup: A Two-Team Race”
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