By Taylor Nigrelli ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. -- To say things looked bleak for the St. Bonaventure women’s basketball team early in the second half Saturday would be quite the understatement. The Bonnies (20-7, 9-3) trailed the Duquesne Dukes (16-9, 8-4) by 22 points, 47-25 just four minutes into the second half of a conference game at the Reilly Center. Just under 15 … [Read more...] about St. Bonaventure Women Stun Duquesne with 22-Point Comeback
For SBU’s Dion Wright: “Sky’s the limit”
By Taylor Nigrelli ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. -- It’s not uncommon for freshmen in the Atlantic 10, especially at St. Bonaventure, to struggle to garner playing time. Regardless of their talent level and recruiting prominence, most freshmen tend to idly sit the bench for most of their first season. Current sophomore forward Dion Wright was not immune to this. Wright scored just 36 … [Read more...] about For SBU’s Dion Wright: “Sky’s the limit”
NBA Power Rankings: All-Star Edition
By Joe Manganiello and Dave Holcomb 1. Oklahoma City Thunder: The Boston Celtics have held Durant to 21 points in two games against the Thunder this season. Of course, the forward did not even play in one of the contests and Oklahoma City still won both. 2. Indiana Pacers: Vince Carter to Paul George, “Hey, that’s my dunk bro.” 3. Houston Rockets: When Dwight Howard is … [Read more...] about NBA Power Rankings: All-Star Edition
LeBron bests Curry, Griffin outdoes Aldridge in pair of California games
LeBron's game-winner, Blake's 36 points take their respective teams into All-Star weekend with confidence By Joe Manganiello In one of the best finishes of the season, LeBron James stared down 2012 Olympic teammate Andre Iguodala on the left wing and nailed a three-pointer, leaving virtually no time left on the clock, sealing an impressive 111-110 victory … [Read more...] about LeBron bests Curry, Griffin outdoes Aldridge in pair of California games
First collegiate athlete comes out gay: is it a big deal?
By Cameron Boon Flashback to 1947: Jackie Robinson becomes the first black player to play in Major League Baseball, breaking the game’s color barrier between its league, and the Negro League which was only for black players. Jackie made this jump to the Dodgers because he felt that it wasn’t fair for the blacks to be playing in a league that wasn’t level with the best … [Read more...] about First collegiate athlete comes out gay: is it a big deal?