Navy and Air Force Battle In A Rivalry Game At Alumni Hall
By: Ethan Hennessy Annapolis Maryland Navy renewed the series with their second biggest basketball rival on the hardwood when the Air Force Falcons from the Mountain West Conference traveled to Annapolis to play the midshipmen on Sunday afternoon. This was the first time the teams had faced off since November 27th 2005. Air Force capitalized […]
UMBC Hits A Buzzer Beating Three Pointer In Overtime to Beat Wagner
Catonsville MD By: Ethan Hennessy Wagner entered Sunday’s matinee in the Baltimore suburbs looking for its first win of the season after tallying losses to VCU, Seton Hall, and Fordham. The game at UMBC marked the midway point of seven straight road games to open the season for the Seahawks. UMBC returned home to the […]
West Virginia Never Trails in Home Win Over Lehigh
Morgantown West Virginia By: Ethan Hennessy West Virginia sported an impressive 145-13 home non-conference record over the previous 24 seasons entering Sunday afternoon’s contest against Lehigh. The Mountaineers jumped out to a 16-2 lead early as Lehigh’s defense struggled to provide resistance in the paint. The offensive end was not much kinder to the Mountain […]
Missouri Picks Up A Road At Howard
Washington D.C. By: Ethan Hennessy Missouri and Howard met on the opening night of the 2025-26 college basketball season. While high majors playing at mid majors is generally a rarity in the sport this has not been the case for Howard. This is the third time Howard has hosted a high major team in the […]
#2 American Avoids An Upset Bid From #7 Lafayette
Washington D.C. By: Ethan Hennessy #2 American and #7 Lafayette collided in the quarterfinals of the Patriot League Tournament. The Leopards picked up a narrow win over #10 Holy Cross in Easton on Tuesday while American had a first round bye. The last time these two teams met in the conference tournament was a double […]
UMBC Outlast Binghamton
By: Ethan Hennessy Baltimore Maryland Binghamton raced out to a 15-2 advantage. UMBC countered with a 19-6 run of their own to tie it up at 21. By halftime UMBC held a 31-27 lead despite shooting 2-9 from the free throw line. In the second half UMBC retained control of the lead. Binghamton forward Gavin […]
LIU Defeats Stonehill in Brooklyn
Brooklyn New York Arizona State transfer Malachi Davis scored the first six points and had two steals to start the game. LIU spent the first eight minutes of the game locking down the Skyhawks offense and converting on their own offensive end. Charlie and David LIU superfans were cheering on the Sharks courtside. They caused […]
George Mason Prevails in a Defensive Battle Against Rival George Washington
By: Ethan Hennessy Washington D.C. George Mason entered Wednesday night’s game in first place in the Atlantic Ten standings halfway through the season. At 8-1 (17-5) overall, the Patriots are in the middle of a stretch that has them away from Fairfax for three out of four games. The Patriots faced a tough test at […]
Boston Beats Howard at The UMBC MTE
By: Ethan Hennessy Catonsville MD Boston University led for most of the first half. Both teams struggled to score down the home stretch of the first half as the score remained knotted at 23-21 Boston for early three minutes. The Terriers shot 39% from three in the first half and they took a 26-21 lead […]
Loyola’s Competitive First Half Effort is Not Enough as VCU Surges Past the Greyhounds
By: Ethan Hennessy Richmond Virginia A Tyson Commander three found the bottom for the second time after Loyola started off making three of their first four field goals. The Greyhounds jumped out to an early 8-4 lead. The Greyhound lead was as large as six before VCU began locking down on the defensive end and […]
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