By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Tanner Cooper honed his baseball skills on the diamonds of the Canandaigua Central Schools District. His future endeavors will take him to Medlar Field on the campus of Penn State University. Cooper announced Monday evening on Twitter that he has committed to the Penn State Nittany Lion baseball program starting in the fall of 2019. "I … [Read more...] about Tanner Cooper commits to Penn State
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Takeaways: Bonnies blitzed by Boise State
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO After offering some resistance, albeit to no avail, against Georgia State on Monday, the St. Bonaventure men's basketball team's hopes for a similar battle with Boise State on Tuesday were short lived. The Bonnies, playing with just seven scholarship players after Dominick Welch was sidelined due to a foot injury, were on the business end of an 18-0 run … [Read more...] about Takeaways: Bonnies blitzed by Boise State
Takeaways: Bonnies can’t overcome turnovers, fall to Georgia State
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO Georgia State men's basketball coach Ron Hunter participated in an entertaining pre-taped interview that aired at halftime of his team's game against St. Bonaventure in the opening round of the Cayman Islands Classic. "If we win, we go to the beach," Hunter quipped. "If we lose, we watch a lot of tape." Hunter's Panthers would be spending some quality … [Read more...] about Takeaways: Bonnies can’t overcome turnovers, fall to Georgia State
St. Bonaventure alum Adams recalled to Atlanta Hawks
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO With the NBA G-League's Erie Bayhawks off until Friday, former St. Bonaventure star Jaylen Adams received a call up to the Atlanta Hawks before Monday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Adams and fellow two-way contract player Alex Poythress did not dress for Monday's game. Hawks coach Lloyd Pierce told reporters the move was made to get the … [Read more...] about St. Bonaventure alum Adams recalled to Atlanta Hawks
We could learn a lot about the Bonnies in the Caymans
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO Do you want the good news or the bad news first? A 2013 study by the University of California-Riverside found that more than 75 percent of people want to hear bad news before they hear good news. Getting the bad news out of the way and ending on a high note is a natural human preference. The St. Bonaventure Bonnies don't get to pick, of course. But if … [Read more...] about We could learn a lot about the Bonnies in the Caymans