By CHUCKIE MAGGIO There are no ifs, ands, or buts as the St. Bonaventure men's basketball team heads to George Washington for a Saturday afternoon bout with the Colonials. 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. … [Read more...] about Column: Bonnies need to dominate in Capital City
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Takeaways: Bonnies, led by seniors, earn tiebreaker over Duquesne
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO LaDarien Griffin and Courtney Stockard knew they needed to put on a show in their last game in front of a full St. Bonaventure student section. After all, Jaylen Adams and Matt Mobley combined for 67 points in their last hurrah in front of the Wolfpack. Denzel Gregg recorded a 15-point, 14-rebound double-double in his RC goodbye, a Homecoming win over … [Read more...] about Takeaways: Bonnies, led by seniors, earn tiebreaker over Duquesne
Takeaways: Poyser scores 20 off bench, Bonnies run away from Fordham
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO For most of the season, the St. Bonaventure Bonnies were the opposite of road warriors. Road pacifists? Road civilians? Regardless of the moniker, SBU's 0-9 start away from the Reilly Center was a representation of a young, oft-injured team that appeared to be in for a long season. The Bonnies have responded with five straight road wins, the latest … [Read more...] about Takeaways: Poyser scores 20 off bench, Bonnies run away from Fordham
Demotion perturbs Smith; loss depresses Amerks
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA After a 5-3 loss to the Belleville Senators on Saturday night, Rochester Americans coach Chris Taylor was already looking forward to practice next week. "It'll be a hard practice on Monday, I can tell you that," he said. "I'm really disappointed at what transpired here. It was just a bad game by our team." Winger C.J. Smith was also perturbed, but … [Read more...] about Demotion perturbs Smith; loss depresses Amerks
RIT hockey hopes Brown is heating up just at the right time
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA A year ago, Erik Brown was a horse in front of the opposing net, the immovable Clydesdale who made scoring goals look easy. He scored 30 goals, second-most in the nation. This year, Brown has still been that disruptive-to-a-defense, down-low focal point of the Rochester Institute of Technology power play. Pucks, however, just haven't gone in at … [Read more...] about RIT hockey hopes Brown is heating up just at the right time