LOWELL, Mass. – After three seasons, UMass Lowell Women’s Basketball Head Coach Tom Garrick has stepped down from his position with the River Hawks. The announcement comes after
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Texas Southern University Athletics will partner with Cricket Wireless
WHO: Texas Southern University: Kevin Granger, Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics – Kimberly Evans, Assistant Athletic Director, Kovoda Grant, Pilgrim Day Care Center Director WHAT: Cricket Wireless
America East Basketball News and Notes: A New Man to Run UMBC
There will be a new man roaming the sidelines as the head basketball coach at UMBC. That’s because Riley Odem has decided to step down
Maryland Terrapins Acquire Two Fundamental Players Over the Weekend
The 2020-21 season was a good one for the Terps. Their performance was well above expectations. Yet, they were missing something, namely, a center and
UCLA-Gonzaga Game Resurrects Us From Our Sports’ Graves
A year ago it stole March Madness from all of us. It took away the lives we’d been living. We all know what “it” was
NCAA: Needs A Wakeup When It Comes to Women’s Basketball
We are here. The night of the NCAA Women’s National Championship game. AT the start of the tournament, the NCAA did something ridiculous. When they
Final Four Preview: While Cranking “Eyes of the World,” Walton Lectures Bruins on Pyramid of Success
Bill Walton sets up his easel in the front of the out-of-the-way hotel meeting room in the Indianapolis Inn. It’s in this hotel where his
Roy Williams Announces His Retirement from Coaching After 33 Years
When the 2021-22 college basketball season gets underway a new voice will be manning the sidelines at Chapel Hill. That’s because, after 18 seasons at
Walton, Resurrected From Dead, Grateful His Bruins Reach Final Four
From the pirate’s ship at Tom Brady Field, Sportface and Bill Walton meet again. Walton’s been reading “They Call Me Coach” by his favorite UCLA
ACC Basketball: Two Teams Have Reached the Sweet 16
Survive and advance if you are a college basketball program. That is the motto you lived by in the month of March. When the field