Recap: High Point 71, W&M 49
Well, that was a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad game. It was bad in the sense that the Tribe lost by more than 20 points to a team most… Read more »
Well, that was a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad game. It was bad in the sense that the Tribe lost by more than 20 points to a team most… Read more »
Boy, what a difference one week makes! An exciting yet ultimately unsatisfying loss to Old Dominion in November left us at No Bid Nation wanting more. Now the Tribe have… 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.
Sixteen days have passed since we last saw the William and Mary men’s basketball team play an opponent in what has been already a crazy season for college hoops.
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.
Northeastern has been stuck in the middle tier of the CAA as of late. But with the most talent they’ve had in years, can they take the jump into the conference’s elite?
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.