This guest post on Siena’s CBI championship comes from Ray Curren, who went to a ton of basketball games this season for a site that doesn’t exist anymore. Weird how things work out. Continue reading “CBI Title Shows Jimmy Patsos Has Siena Ahead of Schedule”
After a six-game journey, the Saints locked up their first 20-win season since reaching the NCAA tournament in 2010 with a 81-68 victory over Fresno State in the deciding game of the College Basketball Invitational championship series. Continue reading “Siena’s CBI Championship Shows Power of Home Court”
While Stony Brook might be disappointed they missed out on another NCAA tournament chance, they will have to quickly regroup because they are running into a very tough Siena Saints team on Tuesday night to open the College Basketball Invitational. Here are a few things to watch in that game.
For Billy Baron he wasn’t going to let Saturday’s second semifinal against Siena be his final game. Continue reading “Canisius 71, Siena 65”
Sitting two games away from the end of his first regular season with the Siena Saints, head coach Jimmy Patsos said that his effort to rebuild the program is “on schedule.”
“I wouldn’t say ahead, we’re on,” Patsos said when asked whether his team was ahead of schedule. “I thought this team would be pretty good. I didn’t know how good Marquis Wright was going to be, I thought he’d be good, but I knew [Rob] Poole was going to be good and I thought [Evan] Hymes would be better.” Continue reading “Siena’s Patsos Tabs Saints “On Schedule””
Under two minutes left on Sunday, the Saints needed another crucial possession, not only to prove they can pull off their first road win of 2014, but also execute their flex offense. Continue reading “Ryan Oliver Helps Improving Siena Offense”
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