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All-Big East & Big East All-Rookie Teams
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Notre Dame forward Luke Harangody and Pittsburgh forward Sam Young are repeat selections on the 2008-09 All-BIG EAST First Team, the league announced. The conference's head coaches choose the all-conference teams. The coaches are not permitted to vote for their own players. This year, the league returned to five-player teams after having 10-player teams for the past three seasons.
Six players were named to the All-BIG EAST First Team. The BIG EAST Player of the Year will come from that list.
Big East Tournament: Pairings & Schedule Set
PROVIDENCE, R.I.
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After claiming its first BIG EAST regular-season title in the last game of the
2008-09 conference season, Louisville has earned the top seed in the 2009 BIG
EAST Championship.
Cheerleader of the Day: Seton Hall
Cheerleader of the Day
Thanks to our friends over at Icon Sports Media, CHN has access to thousands of great college & NBA basketball photos. Each day, along with our daily Big Picture, we'll be featuring a Cheerleader (or Dancer) of the Day.
SETON HALL
Big East Mid-Season Report Card: Part Two
Seven Day Stretch: OU, Bobby Gonzalez, WAC, Fox & More..
Rob Carpentier's "Seven Day Stretch" is a whirlwind tour around every corner of college basketball nation:
Metro Ranking and Report: Update #6
Conference Honors
America East: Despite their loss at Binghamton on Monday night it was a good week for Stony Brook, who won games at Air Force and defending America East champ UMBC. Junior Muhammad El-Amin shared the conference Player of the Week award with New Hampshire's Alvin Abreu, and freshman Bryan Dougher was named America East Rookie of the Week. While El-Amin accounted for 19.5 points and 4.0 rebounds in the two wins, Dougher averaged 20.5 points per game.
GameNight: Seton Hall vs West Virginia
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Preview & Prediction: By Douglas Phillabaum
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Metro Ranking and Report: Update #5
December 30th, 2008
by Raphielle Johnson
The final days of 2008, for most of the teams in the area (save the Ivies and NJIT), mean a transition into full-time conference play. Some schools still have a game or two outside of conference play later in the season, but for the most part it's all about focusing on the direct way of getting to the NCAA Tournament. Big East play begins early this week, and despite a big win over FDU Seton Hall fans have to wonder what the opener at Syracuse will bring for a team that lacks bodies inside. St. Metro Ranking and Report: Update #4
December 23rd, 2008
by Raphielle Johnson
Metro area teams hit by the injury bug
December 21st, 2008
by Raphielle Johnson
Not a good sight in some of the metropolitan area training rooms right now. As was noted on this site yesterday, St. John's has lost Justin Burrell for the near future due to a collision with teammate Sean Evans in practice, resulting in three broken bones in his face. He's at least out for the Aeropostale Holiday Festival this weekend, but the Red Storm were able to take care of an equally shorthanded Marist team with relative ease.
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