Courtesy of NKUNorse.com GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Northern Kentucky University men’s basketball team dropped its first-ever Horizon League matchup at Green Bay on Saturday afternoon at the Resch Center by a score of 86-70. NKU dips to 4-8 (0-1 Horizon League), while GB improves to 8-5 (1-0 HL). Jalen Billups paced Northern Kentucky in Saturday’s loss with 18 … [Read more...] about NKU Norse drop first-ever Horizon League contest
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Monroe opens Pavia Memorial with convincing victory
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Darwin Trotman (John Jay) netted 14 of his game-high 20 points in the second half (Elizabeth), and the Monroe Community College Tribunes defeated the Delaware Technical Community College Spirit, 87-71 in the opening round of the 23rd annual Pete Pavia Memorial Scholarship Tournament at Monagan Court, Saturday night. With Monroe leading by … [Read more...] about Monroe opens Pavia Memorial with convincing victory
Bona outlasts Loyola
Courtesy of LoyolaGreyhounds.com OLEAN, N.Y. -- Loyola University Maryland had its best shooting game of the season, and all five scorers tallied 11 or more, but Saint Bonaventure University shot slightly better from the field and took 16 more free throws in a 94-82 non-conference win Saturday night at the Reilly Center. Loyola (1-3) shot 52.5 percent (32 of 61) from the … [Read more...] about Bona outlasts Loyola
VCU and Williams find gaps in Davidson zone
By Paul Gotham BROOKLYN -- Never has a 20-point game felt so close. Never, also, did a game seem so ready to follow a pre-determined script. That was the case Saturday afternoon when the No. 1-seed Davidson Wildcats met the No. 5-seed VCU Rams in the semifinals of the Atlantic 10 Championship. Davidson opened the contest on 16-4 run. VCU responded with their own of … [Read more...] about VCU and Williams find gaps in Davidson zone
Schmidt and Bona look to the future
By RYAN LAZO BROOKLYN — The scene had played itself before hundreds of times in every St. Bonaventure fan's mind. Bona with the ball, trailing by two, as the game clock inches closer to the 40 minutes of time allotted. Twice this season, Bona had been in this position, and twice they had sent alumni into delirium with a buzzer-beating win. Once Dayton's Jordan Sibert … [Read more...] about Schmidt and Bona look to the future