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goalkeeper brendan krebs throws a point up on the board for manhattan college
Jaspers hold off Saints in tightly contested battle
Jaspers hold off Saints in tightly contested battle
RIVERDALE, N.Y. – Three three-point plays and a new career-high for Kollyns Scarbrough was not enough to push past Manhattan who took the contest 68-66. Manhattan shot 53.3-percent from the floor in the game.
Amani Tatum went eight-for-15 (.533) from the floor to total 20 points for the Jaspers. Nyasha Irizarry added 10, while Maeve Parahus came off the bench and recorded 12 points for Manhattan.
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"Sports Talk Today with K and A" Ken Reischmann and Anthony Carlo analyze the MAAC Championship and the Jaspers win over Iona
Iona College Men's Basketball Edges Out Arch-Rival Manhattan 79-75 The Gaels take the regular season series from the Jaspers with a 79-75 win at a raucous Hynes Athletics Center.
Bruce Pearl To Auburn And More Crazy Coaching Changes In College Basketball
Bruce Pearl To Auburn And More Crazy Coaching Changes In College Basketball #NCAABasketball
Mar 18, 2014; Auburn, AL, USA; Auburn Tigers head basketball coach Bruce Pearl is welcomed by athletics director Jay Jacobs during his introductory press conference in the Auburn Arena on Tuesday. Mandatory Credit: John Reed-USA TODAY Sports
Every year the NCAA tournament brings excitement and heartbreak. Teams are vying for their shot at respectability and prominence in the college basketball…
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“If you’re Batman, be Batman. If you’re Robin, be Robin.”
Manhattan coach Steve Masiello in this Post article (found via thebluehour) written about their showdown against Louisville last night.
I must say, THIS is the whole reason I love tournament time. Watching a team play with such heart, with fire in their bellies. Only thing that can make that any better is an upset...