Month: March 2007

Horizon League Quarterfinal Recap

Horizon League Tournament Quarterfinal Recap by Bill Kintner DAYTON, Ohio – Two out of three ain’t bad, or maybe it is the third time is a charm. The University of Illinois-Chicago, which had defeated Loyola in their two previous meetings, could not complete the season sweep as they fell to […]

Missouri Valley Tournament, Day Two

Missouri Valley Conference Tournament – Day Two by Phil Kasiecki ST. LOUIS – The quarterfinals of the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament have come and gone. All of the top four seeds have advanced to the semifinals, the first time that has happened since 2003. There was also some news that […]

Penn: Penn Becomes First to Punch Ticket

Penn Becomes First to Punch Ticket: The conference tournament-less Ivy League has a champion, and Penn can proudly claim that the Quakers are the first team to officially earn its ticket to the Big Dance. Penn routed Yale 86-58 tonight to wrap up its third consecutive Ivy League title. Senior […]

Liberty: Liberty Shows Dunton the Door

Liberty Shows Dunton the Door: Liberty will not renew coach Randy Dunton’s contract, ending Dunton’s nearly 20-year run with the Flames. Dunton was Liberty’s coach for the past five seasons and compiled a 66-85 record that included a Big South championship and NCAA Tournament appearance in 2004. He had been […]

Utah: Giacoletti Resigns at Utah

Giacoletti Resigns at Utah: Utah coach Ray Giacoletti has decided to leave the school after three seasons. He compiled a 54-38 record that included a trip to the Sweet 16 and a No. 1 overall NBA Draft pick in Andrew Bogut, who went to Milwaukee in 2005. Despite his early […]