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MAAC Basketball insight with coverage spanning from Baltimore
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Yale Wins Ivy Opener, Manhattan Not So Fortunate
Can Anyone Dethrone Siena
The Saints capped off the weekend with wins over Rider and Manhattan, with the latter coming on the road. Is there anyone in this league that can beat them out for the regular season title?
Marist Whips Niagara Thanks to Devezin's Career Day
Siena Wins At Manhattan, Remains Undefeated in MAAC
Friday Night in the MAAC
A full slate in the MAAC on tap tonight, with a showdown for first place being the marquee event. A week after Fairfield went to Albany and failed to take down the defending chanmps, 3-0 Rider gets their shot at the Times Union Center in a rematch of last year's MAAC Tournament final. Of course two of the main characters in that chapter are gone (Rider's Jason Thompson and Siena's Tay Fisher) but both teams stand to be a factor in the title chase until the end of the regular season.
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.
Metro Ranking and Report: Update #5
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
Reid, Crawford and Machado Claim MAAC Men's Basketball Weekly Honors
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About Raphielle Johnson
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Assistant Editor
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raphiellej@aol.com
Background
College sports has always been a source of excitement for Raphielle Johnson, be it through watching, writing, or taking a shot in the dark and walking onto a college football team just to live the life (Arizona Football, 2001). Raphielle is the assistant editor, providing his own work in addition to helping out with the site operations. When not writing for CHN, you can usually find him in front of a television set watching one of many pay-per-view sports packages that he owns. He can be followed at twitter.com/raphiellej.
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