Looking to gain momentum after last Saturday’s win against injury-riddled Delaware (Sunday’s game was postponed because of Delaware injuries), William and Mary (3-5, 1-2 CAA) will travel north to Philadelphia… Read more »
Just looking at the scores (79-55 Delaware on Saturday, then 77-64 Blue Hens on Sunday), you could make a decent argument that it was an unsuccessful weekend for the Tribe… Read more »
William and Mary (4-3, 1-1 CAA) started conference play off on the right foot last Saturday, beating the Hofstra Pride 63-56 behind strong performances from Sydney Wagner and Nyla Pollard…. Read more »
Happy 2021! We’ll save you the bravado about how horrendous 2020 was, but, even symbolically, we’re happy it’s a new year on the calendar. Hopefully, a new year brings new… Read more »
So, how was everybody’s weekend? Do anything fun on Saturday? There were plenty of good sporting events on, which is basically how I spend my Covid weekends now. Let’s be… Read more »
The Tribe jumped on Hampton early and didn’t let up, carrying over the energy from its comeback win Monday and coasting to a comfortable victory. There was some question whether… Read more »
Tonight at Hampton sets up as a bit of a let-down game — off a big, emotional win, W&M plays a team that they should beat if they’re truly maturing and learning to play more consistent basketball. I think we’ll learn a good bit about the trajectory of this season’s team tonight.
Much to like in the first contest for a very young Tribe squad, but offensive miscues caught up to them in the second half. We did not quite know what… Read more »
It was Sunday, March 8 when we last saw William and Mary basketball on the floor, in their heartbreaking 68-63 CAA quarterfinals loss to Elon. That feels like 40 years ago.
Had Nate Darling and Justyn Mutts not left over the summer, Delaware would have hands-down been the CAA favorite. Without their best two players from last season, the Blue Hens can still make a splash this year.