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Dee Rowe, who had covid-19, was a coaching icon, but his talents as a college player were ignored by most of the media when he died at 91
By Joel Alderman Dee Rowe, former basketball coach at the University of Connecticut, died at his home...
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How did two teams in the Patriot League manage an unlikely 46-point turnaround in back-to-back games? Or, what a difference a day makes
By Joel Alderman It was a rare, almost unheard of, two days for the Colgate and Army-West...
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The chaos at the United States Capitol affected college basketball, preventing the playing of the UMass-George Washington game
By Joel Alderman In what may be a first in college basketball, a game was canceled or,...
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Mike Krzyzewski wants a reassessment before college basketball continues; denies Duke’s 2-2 record is the reason
By Joel Alderman After Duke lost to Illinois, 83-68, on Dec. 8th, its coach Mike Krzyzewski said,...
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College basketball is underway despite calls to delay start of season; Rick Pitino wants “May Madness” to replace “March Madness”
New Iona head coach Rick Pitino thinks it's madness to start the college basketball season at the...
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Tom Heinsohn, en route to becoming an all-American at Holy Cross, left a memorable impression on Yale when he tallied 44 points against the Bulldogs
By Joel Alderman Tom Heinsohn, Hall of Fame basketball star and everybody’s all-American, who died recently (Nov....
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Ivy League shuts down basketball and other winter sports, but leaves the door open to future eligibility of its athletes
By Joel Alderman The Ivy League has done it again. By canceling basketball, hockey, and other winter...