Courtesy of GoBonnies.com. ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. – The 2012-13 St. Bonaventure men’s and women’s basketball seasons tip off Friday night when the Athletics Department hosts a student pep rally in the Reilly Center beginning at 7:45. The event will feature performances from the hip-hop, cheerleading and step teams, and also the unveiling of the 2012-13 season video. Men’s … [Read more...] about SBU tips off season with student pep rally Friday night
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SJU renews partnership with 610 WIP
Courtesy of SJUHawks.com. PHILADELPHIA - Saint Joseph's University has renewed its partnership with SportsRadio 610 WIP for the 2012-13 season and for the second year in a row, the station will carry the broadcast of every Hawks' men's basketball game. The broadcast schedule begins on Monday, November 12 with the season opener against Yale in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic. … [Read more...] about SJU renews partnership with 610 WIP
Chaz Williams and UMass ready to take the next step
By Paul Gotham BROOKLYN, N.Y. -- As a player, Derek Kellogg won plenty of basketball games. He helped the Massachusetts Minutemen to more than 100 victories during his four-year career. As a coach he has shown the ability to remain patient through a rebuilding process. That's why when the fifth-year head man at UMass offers an optimistic view of the upcoming season, it's … [Read more...] about Chaz Williams and UMass ready to take the next step
Six Divisions in Six Weeks: Atlantic (Part One)
By Joe Manganiello 5. Toronto Raptors (’11-’12 record: 23-43) Best Player: In some ways, the Raptors best player is former lottery pick DeMar DeRozan, who could be on the cusp of stardom entering his fourth season. In other ways, it is newcomer Kyle Lowry, coming off the heels of his best season as a professional. The most important piece to the puzzle, however, will … [Read more...] about Six Divisions in Six Weeks: Atlantic (Part One)
Six games that will mean a whole lot (no promises) come playoff time: Part One
By Joe Manganiello The NBA released next season’s schedule last week, and the world’s many different NBA fans all chose to celebrate in different ways. We all have friends who memorize their favorite team’s schedule, then coordinate their own work … [Read more...] about Six games that will mean a whole lot (no promises) come playoff time: Part One