WBB Midseason Check-in: Well, there’s your problem
In the last couple of years, I’ve become acquainted with a podcast called “Well, There’s Your Problem.” Let me first be very clear that, in the relentless listing and re-listing… Read more »
William & Mary men’s basketball is fun again
Keller Boothby’s buzzer-beating three crystallized something that’s clear through 17 games of the Brian Earl era in Williamsburg: the joy is back.
MBB: Tribe tramples Spartans, 84-73, behind shooting barrages from behind the arc
Nearly halfway through the first half, William & Mary led Norfolk State 15-11 in what had been a sloppy affair. The Tribe had been successful in turning over the Spartans… Read more »
In first contest, Earl-y results positive in 84-36 win over D-III Dickinson
When William & Mary hired Brian Earl to the men’s head coaching job in the spring of 2024, it came with the expectation that it would help return the Tribe… Read more »
Bruce Springsteen, death and decay in American society, and your William & Mary Tribe
“Everything dies, baby, that’s a fact. But maybe everything that dies, someday comes back.”
Notes from the Tribe MBB Green and Gold Scrimmage
We got our first look at two things Wednesday afternoon in Williamsburg – the new video board and lighting at Kaplan Arena, and this year’s William and Mary men’s basketball… Read more »
As we enter our fourth season, here’s the future of No Bid Nation
Don’t worry, we’re still gonna be around. It just might be a little different this year.
Five takeaways from W&M’s 73-51 Men’s CAA Tournament win over Elon
William & Mary found its stroke at the right time Saturday, hitting 14 threes on 44 percent from deep, and rode that hot shooting to a 73-51 win over Elon… Read more »
Three keys to a Tribe run at the CAA Men’s Basketball Tournament
It’s been a few years since the William & Mary men’s basketball team has done anything in the Colonial Athletic Association tournament that could reasonably be described as “making a… Read more »
A Gray Gold Rush Weekend Arrives For Tribe Men
This year, with disappointment on the court and apathy in the community, it feels more gray than gold.