East went on a 7-3 run after the alley-oop, including four of Washington’s 18 points, to turn a two-point deficit into a 61-59 win. After the free throws, which Washington drew on a drive to the basket, East effectively defended Kearney’s inbound pass…
The weather may have prevented several fans-and media members-from attending, and likely delayed Dayton’s return home to Ohio, but the teams put on a memorable show. Regulation wasn’t enough to settle things, nor was just one overtime period. Bona played its second double overtime game of the season, and it’s not even February yet…
The Bonnies started the contest with energy, jumping out to an early 12-4 advantage. The Rams began to come back and took their first lead of the game with 7:27 remaining in the first. The teams more or less traded baskets for a while, until Rhody went on a 13-0 run to end the half with a 34-20 lead…
The A-10’s young talent is on full display, mostly out of pure necessity after last year’s senior class graduated. Davidson had to replace Peyton Aldridge, St. Bonaventure had to replace Jaylen Adams and Matt Mobley and St. Joseph’s had to replace Shavar Newkirk and James Demery, just to name a few…
Bona coach Mark Schmidt always says his team is only as good as its seniors. His seniors were good on Saturday, as LaDarien Griffin and Courtney Stockard each scored 17 points to lead the team. But Schmidt’s freshmen, especially Osunniyi and point guard Kyle Lofton (12 points on six shots), didn’t play like freshmen during the win…
There’s something notable about the game officially known as the Roc City Hoops Classic, something that distinguishes it from the run-of-the-mill neutral site college basketball game…
Bonaventure led wire-to-wire, asserting its dominance early with a 17-1 start. The Hawks didn’t make a field goal for the first seven minutes and didn’t score their 10th point until over 15 minutes had been played…
Patrick Thomas scored 18 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Eagles, who improved to 7-1. Hilton suffered its first loss, falling to 7-1…
The game was closer than the score suggested, but St. Bonaventure left Virginia without the elusive road win it’s been seeking all season…
There were plenty of smiles on the Sutherland side after the Knights improved to 5-4 with a 56-50 victory. A squad that has alternated wins and losses all season had the look of a team that could start to string some wins together…