As we near conference play, the picture in the America East is finally starting to sort itself out as teams play on a regular basis. Every AE team played at least two games this past week. Vermont and Albany are the top contenders, but Stony Brook, UMBC and Binghamton all look like worthy challengers (and a tough out on any given night). Continue reading “America East Weekly Recap: Twofer December”
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”
Tommy Dempsey knew last season that he may have over scheduled in the non-conference portion and paid dearly for it. Continue reading “Binghamton Hopes For Early Success In Non-Conference Play”
Binghamton head coach Tommy Dempsey has a bunch of plaques stuck in his office. It’s not a surprise to him that practically all of them belong to Willie Rodriguez. Continue reading “Willie Rodriguez Driven To Prove Himself At Binghamton”
In an arena filled with 3,289 rowdy Stony Brook fans on Wednesday night, Binghamton managed to give them a heck of a scare. Continue reading “Despite Disappointment Binghamton Has A Bright Future”
Always positive after games, Hartford coach John Gallagher did his best impression of Lou Holtz at Notre Dame after Wednesday night’s 69-59 victory over Binghamton at the Chase Family Arena. Holtz, if you’re too young to remember, would profusely praise each of Notre Dame’s opponents, no matter what the gap in ranking or talent might appear to be. Continue reading “Three Thoughts: Hartford 69, Binghamton 59”
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