Huskies Fend Off Pesky Bobcats, Roll To 11-0 by Zach Smart HARTFORD, Conn. – For the first 17 minutes of play, the two teams were virtually lost in identity. The Connecticut Huskies looked nothing like the No. 2 ranked program in the country, the team which shined at the Maui […]
Month: January 2006
Arkansas: Brewer’s Flu Abates
Brewer’s Flu Abates: Arkansas junior swingman Ronnie Brewer has almost fully recovered from a flu virus that limited him to two points against Texas – Pan American Friday. Fortunately, the Razorbacks didn’t need much help from the SEC’s leading scorer to put up a 66-38 win. Brewer had a big […]
Northwestern: Wildcat Has Emergency Surgery
Wildcat Has Emergency Surgery: Northwestern senior guard Mohamed Hachad had an emergency appendectomy last week and is out indefinitlely while he recovers from the surgery. Northwestern didn’t miss Hachad yesterday as the Wildcats started 2006 with a dominating 82-47 win against Northern Colorado. That’s 13 more points than they’ve scored […]
Wagner: Seahawks Dismiss Webb
Seahawks Dismiss Webb: Wagner dismissed junior guard Jamal Webb from the team for undisclosed reasons. Webb has played in eight of nine games for the Seahawks this season, averaging 2.5 points and 2.8 rebounds per game. Webb is a solid but not spectacular contributor for Wagner off the bench. He […]
Southern Mississippi: Eagles Bailing Out
Eagles Bailing Out: Southern Mississippi qualifies as one of the worst teams in college basketball with several ugly losses to the likes of Samford and Sam Houston State. The team has scored less than 40 points in three games already. Now the Golden Eagles must address a short-handed lineup after […]
