olddog71

We need a place big enough to host LCC every other year.

So which UA team shows up for the next game. Good to see not only a win, but one on the road.

Clever Carolina fans. Funny!

UA scored two fewer points than in the first outing. UVM got 13 fewer at home.

Can someone refresh me on the outcome of the scrimmage against Colgate? I'm not sure I saw much here that was very specific.

Any institution needs to be concerned about confidentiality regarding personnel affairs. The University could get into a lot of legal trouble if it divulged certain information about the status of an employee. This scenario is particularly true if the employee has to leave the institution at the institution's discretion. I'm not saying this scenario is the case because there are too many variables. I am sorry that Engstrom is no longer employed by UA because I liked the successful record she accrued, but I have to reserved judgment on the whole situation.

At least UA had a lead in both of the games against UVM today (men and women).

Every once in a while I think of the conference team that lost to us on our court last year by 44 then goes out to make history by becoming the first team in the country with a 16 seed take down a number one seed in a crushing slapdown. Can it happen again?

The TU lists the attendance at 3,891. That improvement in spectators and a win will hopefully strengthen the team.

I hope this game turns around interest in UA men's basketball this season.

How is the attendance at the BPG?

Sounds like the Manhattan coach was just pretty exjasperated with the foul calling.

Anyone know how Coach Brown commented on the game tonight?

Well, at least UA had one lead in this game.

I can't believe this game is going beyond regulation!

Thanks for the link. I see you had to quote a Google link to get to the story.

I still see no article on the actual football game or the game against Canisius in the online version of the TU this morning. I guess an exciting finish to a home football game doesn't warrant coverage.

The view of the game from Newsday Long Island: https://www.newsday.com/sports/college/stony-brook/stony-brook-stumbles-in-regular-season-finale-1.23528957 The loss was so devastating to the team that members were not made available to the press after the game.

I went over to the Times Union online version just a couple minutes ago to check out any story line they might have on the tremendous football victory or the men's basketball game. There's nothing. I expected little news about the away Canisius game, but I expected a decent write-up on football since it was played at Casey Stadium. But of course there was a nice story about Siena's victory over little Norfolk State. Why? Of course, my question is rhetoric al.

According to the UA news, the team had three freshmen playing most of the game. The future looks good.

I was smart enough to be dumb to forget about programming. Whenever I have a computer problem, I'll just come here and ask an expert here on this forum. As far as next Saturday is concerned, I'm just waiting until I see "Winter Sport" on top of the forum categories again.

You mean there's another game left this season?

I like the fact that the other team is playing at SEFCU. It seems that UA almost always has to go to Boston.

I hope Brown uses a lot of players. I don't care that the bench may not be nearly as effective as the starters. The bench players need to learn on the court. Not playing them creates resentment about lack of playing time and wears down the starters too much so that they aren't as effective at the end of the season when we need to do well in conference play. Let the newer players get some practice during the OOC part of the season. Just my two cents.

Not the result I wanted, but not a bad outing for the first game of the season with a new team on the road.