One of the most anticipated weeks of the NCAA tournament has arrived and we got some action in our own Backyard as the NCAA East Regional returns to MSG for the first time since 2014. This year is special because if you know each roster contains players from the NY Tri-state area. From Harlem, to … Continue reading Pregame Thoughts: NCAA East Regional
The Dog days of college Basketball are something else. You hit a stretch of bad losses, you are in a slump and fans want the head coaches bags packed the next morning. Tough times happen but like they say life is 90 % of what happens to you and 10 % of how you respond … Continue reading Big East Press: Focused On The Getback
St. John’s Red Storm have been slowly improving and they get a chance to boost their tournament resume with four Quad 1 opportunities starting tonight in Omaha against Creighton Continue reading Big East Press: Week Of Opportunity
St. John’s and Seton Hall dominate as big non conference tests are ahead in the Gavitt Tip off games. Continue reading Big East Press: Dominance and Depth
The Covid 19 pandemic has preempted everything in sports including in-person recruiting and AAU Basketball. Its something that has forced many to scramble looking for options while others became more creative and used technology to broadcast open runs and workouts via live stream at open places. Queens Native Kaamil Dillard who has run the Diamond … Continue reading Diamond In The Rough Showcase Providing opportunities for the unknowns
You always learn how great a team is in college basketball when you witness how they handle adversity and bounce back on the road.If you have been watching the Seton Hall Pirates lately, then you know this team is for real. If not then there’s a chance that you are late to the party The … Continue reading Big East Press: There’s no Tougher Team In The Big East than The Pirates
Seton Hall Pirates Conference play has finally arrived and the Seton Hall Pirates are ready to prove why they are the preseason favorite to win the league: The Pirates started the season hot, dominating their weaker opponents to start the non-conference season, but when ever they faced a higher ranked opponent they continuously fought hard … Continue reading Seton Hall Pirates Are Embracing The Grind
The new NCAA recruiting calendar helped bring back recruiting to high school basketball, one league that benefited from this was the CHSAA when they hosted their 1st annual team camp at Archbishop Molloy High school on June 28th – through the 30th. CHSAA teams from all divisions had the chance to play in front of … Continue reading CHSAA Chronicles: A look back at the CHSAA Team Camp
Photo Credit: Noah K. Murray/USA Today Sports From February 17th to March 9th, The Villanova Wildcats went 3-3 to finish the regular season. Given how dominant they have been in the conference since the league’s reconfiguration in 2014, most people would have thought that the Wildcats were not capable of repeating as tournament champs. This … Continue reading 2019 Big East Tournament: Eric Paschall and Phil Booth’s Impact on The Villanova Wildcats
This Article was originally published on April 27th 2018, Photo Credit: USA Today Sports/ Rob Kinnan ACC Rookie and Player of the year Zion Williamson has taken the college basketball world by storm. The 6-7 285 pound power forward has dominated in every single game he has played in this season for the Duke Blue … Continue reading TBT: Zion Williamson Is Here To Show and Prove
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