St. Bonaventure’s players and coaching staff didn’t react either way, especially since the Bonnies had lost at Rhode Island in mid-January and they had a game to win to make Semifinal Saturday possible anyhow…
The Atlantic 10 Tournament begins on Wednesday afternoon, building from bottom-four battles to Sunday’s title fight on CBS…
While the preseason poll includes both coaches and select media members, the award winners on Tuesday afternoon will give us a unique point of view on how the game planners judge the conference’s top performers…
With the last double bye in next week’s Atlantic 10 Tournament on the line, the Bonnies recovered from a poor first half that featured as much as an eight-point deficit. They controlled the second half and defeated Saint Louis 66-57 in front of 4,819 fans at the Reilly Center…
A road loss at Belk Arena, where the Wildcats have lost just twice the last two years, was a likely result no matter how hot the Bonnies have been. But the hype Bona has garnered as a Brooklyn darkhorse was tempered a bit in a 64-46 defeat at the hands of Bob McKillop’s squad…
With two games left in the Atlantic 10 regular season, standings and seeding are still wide open. The St. Bonaventure Bonnies could be as high as the No. 2 seed and as low as the No. 6…
Eventually, the shot did go through the twine. Long completed the three-point play, then hit two more foul shots to extend the lead even further. UPrep made a three-pointer at the buzzer, but the Knights were the ones celebrating an 81-75 victory and second straight Section V title at the Blue Cross Arena’s center court…
The win, coupled with George Mason and Dayton losses this weekend, puts the Bonnies in a tie with Dayton for third place and a game ahead of Mason for the fourth seed in the Atlantic 10 Tournament…
If the Bonnies want a double bye in the Atlantic 10 Tournament, the most probable path to the conference championship game in a couple weeks, they need to end a string of losing in our nation’s capital. And they need to dominate another matchup in the process…
Griffin and Stockard took “showtime” literally. Not only did they combine for 37 points (Stockard 21, Griffin 16), they added some flair. Griffin produced two SportsCenter Top 10 nominees while Stockard, not to be completely outdone, decided to throw down a reverse jam of his own as the 68-47 victory’s exclamation point…