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Thursday, January 30, 2025
UNCW Seahawks (10-20 overall, 5-13 conference) Projected starting five: Sr. G Chris Dixon So. G Craig Ponder So. G Freddie Jackson Jr. F Cedric Williams Sr. F Shane Reybold Important departures: Keith Rendleman (17.0 ppg, 10.5 rpg, 1.6 bpg) is the only started who has departed, and […]
William & Mary Tribe (13-17 overall, 7-11 conference) Projected starting five: Sr. G Brandon Britt Sr. G Julian Boatner Jr. G Marcus Thornton Sr. F Kyle Gaillard Sr. F Tim Rusthoven Important departures: G Matt Rum (5.3 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 2.7 apg) is the only starter who […]
It’s a very difference scene than a year ago at Bryant. Expectations are now higher, the bench looks a little different, and someone must emerge as a floor leader for a team that has the personnel to contend in the Northeast Conference once again.
Milan Brown’s fourth season at Holy Cross is a crucial one for the direction they are going and with a couple of teams at the top losing a lot. The Crusaders have some potential this season, especially if some key players show good growth.
Year two under Dan Hurley is now here at Rhode Island, and the Rams will certainly be improved. Just how much better remains to be seen, although there is potential for the improvement to be more than significant.
Which players could have the biggest impact on whether or not their teams meet their potential in 2013-14? Here’s a look at the most important players in America.
Every season, a lot of good players fly under the radar for one reason other another – either in a small conference, on a team with another star or on a struggling team in a major conference. Here is a look at some of the players who best fit that description in college basketball.
A trip to New Hampshire meant a chance to check out some of Sunday’s action at the Northeast Exposure Showcase Championships run by BST Hoops.
Towson opens a new arena this year, and the CAA Tournament will now be in nearby Baltimore. Add in being picked to win the CAA based on their personnel, and it looks more and more like a lot is coming together for the program.
CAA Media Day had a new destination this year, and the tournament will as well right around the corner. It’s a changing conference in a changing world, and one whose place in college basketball is uncertain.
