The Hoyas were looking for to take 2 out of 3 on this homestand. After a blowout loss to Villanova the Hoyas responded with a double overtime win over St. John’s. Up next was DePaul, a team the Hoyas had beaten on the road. Unfortunately for Georgetown, the magic theyRead More →
American came into their contest with Holy Cross having split their last four Patriot League games. Both the Eagles and Crusaders shared a 2-6 conference record coming in. In what proved to be an exciting game, the Crusaders would outlast American, 60-57. Holy Cross’ Jehyve Floyd would finish with aRead More →
As Patrick Ewing entered the Press Room after a historic loss to Villanova, he said “They are number one for a reason. We are going to have to learn from it and get ready for the next game.” And there you go, the Big Hoya was ready to move onRead More →
George Mason might be in their most important early stretch of the Atlantic 10 season. They are in the middle of a 3 game homestand having lost the first game to Davidson, 86-59. With that backdrop, the Patriots faced St. Joe’s in an early season “must win”. St. Joe’s wasRead More →
15th Round: Forgotten Nights is a periodic column that takes a look back at fights that tend to get overlooked by the boxing community. Long before Manny Pacquiao became a household name among casual boxing fans, he was a 130 lbs champion who was known to boxing fans as anRead More →
American (3-10, 0-2) will head up to Annapolis tonight to face the Navy (10-5, 1-1). The Eagles are coming off a close 72-63 loss to Colgate. After being down, 8 early in the second half, the home team fought back to tie the game. With 6:24 left in the secondRead More →
When you look at Brian Kelly’s overall record there is little to nothing to complain about. His 68-34 record was much better than Charlie Weis (35-27), Tyrone Willingham (21-15) and Bob Davie (35-25). Weis, Willingham, and Davie all had the same profile. They racked up wins early in their NotreRead More →
Under Will Wade, Justin Tillman grew as the low post threat you would expect from someone with his skill level. He finished his junior year having set career highs in points and rebounds along with 11 double-doubles. What more could you want? The short answer is… three pointers. In theRead More →