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South Plains wins NJCAA title; Arcadia’s McGee named tournament MVP

March 24, 2018 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

Courtesy of SPCTexans.com HUTCHINSON, Kansas — South Plains head coach Steve Green knew his team was capable; it was just a matter of when. That moment arrived Saturday night as the South Plains College men's basketball team knocked off College of Southern Idaho 98-95 at the Hutchinson Sports Arena to capture the 2018 NJCAA Men's Basketball National Championship. This … [Read more...] about South Plains wins NJCAA title; Arcadia’s McGee named tournament MVP

Moser following in the footsteps of Majerus

March 24, 2018 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

By PAUL GOTHAM He followed the advice of his late mentor and now Porter Moser is walking in those footsteps. In 1998, the late Rick Majerus  guided the Utah Utes to the Final Four played in San Antonio, Texas. Next Saturday, Moser's Loyola University-Chicago Ramblers will take the court at the Alamodome in the 2018 Final Four. "Coach Majerus he was adamant," Moser told … [Read more...] about Moser following in the footsteps of Majerus

Wright and Villanova looking for second Final Four trip in three years

March 24, 2018 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

By PAUL GOTHAM With one day to prepare for an Elite Eight matchup with the Texas Tech Red Raiders, Villanova head coach Jay Wright saw that he had no choice when approaching practice on Saturday. "We're trying to stay off our feet," Wright said during the media session at TD Bank Arena in Boston, Massachusetts. "We didn't use the whole practice time. We're trying to stay … [Read more...] about Wright and Villanova looking for second Final Four trip in three years

Bonnies bats held at bay in 4-0 Atlantic 10 opening setback at George Mason

March 24, 2018 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

Courtesy of GoBonnies.com FAIRFAX, Va. – George Mason's Zach Mort tossed a complete game shutout, holding the St. Bonaventure bats at bay as the Bonnies dropped their Atlantic 10 baseball opener, 4-0, at Spuhler Field Saturday afternoon. Mort was the story as he scattered five hits and struck out 13 while walking none to improve to 3-1 on the season. George Mason … [Read more...] about Bonnies bats held at bay in 4-0 Atlantic 10 opening setback at George Mason

Green, Tribunes advance to national title game

March 23, 2018 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

Courtesy of MCCTribunes.com HARRISON, Arkansas - The MCC women's basketball team rode a hot-shooting first half to an 87-71 victory over Mesa Community College in the semifinals of the NJCAA Division II national tournament Friday night. The Tribunes (32-2) will face Kirkwood at 8:30 p.m. Saturday for the national championship. Monroe is in search of its fifth national … [Read more...] about Green, Tribunes advance to national title game

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