The first game back inside Kaplan Arena with fans was a wonderful sight to see, but unfortunately the matchup itself was a frustrating affair, featuring poor shooting in the clutch, defensive lapses, and a concerning injury to one of the Tribe’s most important players.
William and Mary rebounded after a rough first half to show some signs of life in the second, but fell 77-59 at Wake Forest.
No Bid Nation’s own statistical model, KRAM, reports its thoughts on the Colonial Athletic Association ahead of Tuesday’s tipoff.
Let’s give a warm William and Mary Welcome to Jack Karasinski, a Division 2 state champion with Catholic Central High School boys’ basketball, a 6-foot-7 wing with the Cougars and a rising senior from Grand Rapids, Mich.
William and Mary had uncharacteristic struggles shooting the ball last year. What changed?
Heading into the 2020-21 men’s basketball season, one hole in the roster was larger than the rest. How would the Tribe replace arguably the best player in school history, and future NBA Conference Finals participant, Nathan Knight?
In our first post-COVID offseason, the transfer market has already proven to be active — for some teams. There have been many notable departures in the CAA already: Tyson Walker… Read more »
If you came to No Bid Nation back in October, well before the 2020-21 men’s college basketball season began, and told us that William & Mary would have one player… Read more »
Exactly 365 days ago, I left William and Mary’s campus for spring break. I remember it was a beautiful, beautiful spring day – the type of day that made me… Read more »
While teams all around the CAA are worried about this weekend’s results, they would already know exactly what will happen if they were following the KYUSAG model predictions on Twitter… Read more »