By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA The Atlantic Hockey playoffs will begin a little early for Rochester Institute of Technology's men's hockey team. Sort of. In coach Wayne Wilson's opinion, Saturday night's season finale against Air Force is a critical showdown for positioning, even though the Tigers have already clinched a first-round bye. That's because Wilson places significant value … [Read more...] about RIT’s season finale has significant meaning
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Mistakes, slow first half plague Bonnies in overtime loss
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO ST. BONAVENTURE -- Osun Osunniyi walked slowly to his seat postgame to begrudgingly answer questions about one of St. Bonaventure’s most disappointing losses of the season. The Bonnies’ loss to Duquesne, no matter how many March-like moments it produced, was lamented for the small mistakes that proved to be significant. Osunniyi, as stellar as he played … [Read more...] about Mistakes, slow first half plague Bonnies in overtime loss
Bonnies hope to bring out brooms in big Duquesne rematch
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO When the Atlantic 10 structures its schedule pairings each summer for the following season, many home-and-homes are often assumed splits. The nature of the Atlantic 10 lends itself to each team winning a game. The nature of college basketball lends itself to the home team winning in its friendly confines. St. Bonaventure has debunked that logic, sweeping 17 … [Read more...] about Bonnies hope to bring out brooms in big Duquesne rematch
Balanced Bonnies far from a one-man show
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO If you love high-scoring individual performances with your basketball, you hopefully tuned into Bradley Beal’s 53-point game with the Wizards or Oregon sharpshooter Sabrina Ionescu’s history-making performance for the Ducks last night. Perhaps you’ll watch LeBron James play Zion Williamson tonight; there’ll be no shortage of buckets between those … [Read more...] about Balanced Bonnies far from a one-man show
Bonnies get past late scare, pass Richmond for third in A-10
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO ST. BONAVENTURE -- Andre Gustavson stepped to the foul line all alone, the same stripe where JeQuan Lewis stood unaccompanied three years ago on the same 1980s alumni reunion weekend. The Reilly Center faithful unleashed the same furious roar they had when Lewis shot a controversial technical free throw for VCU. This time, officials Paul Faia, Dwayne Gladden … [Read more...] about Bonnies get past late scare, pass Richmond for third in A-10