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Monday, November 4, 2024
March is the best month of the year for a reason. College basketball has the conference tournaments and the grand-daddy of them all, the NCAA Tournament. The NIT, CBI and CIT add to it. While the last four are the big ones, especially the NCAA, the conference tournaments provide plenty […]
Hofstra made it through a big road gauntlet with just one loss. However, that one loss is a missed opportunity that shows where they need to improve.
Iowa and LSU continue to be two of the bigger teases in the country. That much remained certain after last night, when-just when you’re ready to believe in them-both suffered losses that can only be categorized as disappointing.
As another school joins the CAA to make ten teams, there’s one relatively clear favorite to win it all and a number of teams that could likewise come out on top when it’s all said and done.
Hofstra had several transfers sit out last season, and now they are eligible, giving them a big boost of talent and depth this season
The CAA is now fully into a new era, and had a champion who overcame a lot of adversity. What might the future hold for the conference?
The first year for Hofstra under Joe Mihalich is in the books. Many expected that wins would be hard to come by, and they were, but this season was about more than that and is hardly a throwaway year.
A busy weekend of tournament action came and went this past weekend, and more is on our plate right now. Here are some quick hitters coming out of them.
Hofstra Pride (7-25 overall, 4-14 conference) Projected starting five: Fr. G Eliel Gonzalez Sr. G Dion Nesmith Sr. G Zeke Upshaw Jr. F Moussa Kone SJr. F Steven Nwaukoni Important departures: Three starters are gone from last season’s team: G Stevie Mejia (11.9 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 4.1 […]
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.
