With the “free agent” period of college basketball in full swing, I felt it was a good time to identify who has prematurely left the NEC and what kind of impact it has on their former team. Here are the top nine transfers that decided to leave the conference. For Jeff Goodman’s complete list of [...]
Breaking Down the NEC Transfer List
Kyle Vinales To Transfer From Central Connecticut
After reading reports this morning confirming that Naofall Folahan was released from his scholarship at Wagner, I quickly tweeted out that this was simply another role player leaving a NEC program. It was no big deal, in my opinion, that the biggest transfers of the conference consisted of the following: Folahan, Eric Fanning, Kelvin Parker, Josh Castellanos [...]
NEC Top 10: Premature Ratings for the 2013-14 Season
With the college basketball season officially behind us, everyone is beginning to speculate on the nation’s top 25 for the 2013-14 season. I figured to join in on the fun, by giving you my NEC top 10 as of today! Keep in mind I haven’t fully delved into each team’s incoming recruits and there may be [...]
Best Coaching Jobs in the NEC
Big Apple Buckets continues their Best Coaching Jobs series with the Northeast Conference. With the departures of Quinnipiac and Monmouth this coming fall, ranking the ten remaining jobs was incredibly difficult to do. Two of the best arenas are heading to the MAAC; therefore attempting to decipher the NEC’s best gigs is wonderfully subjective. I [...]
The Greatest Non-Conference Victories in the History of the NEC
One of the first posts I ever wrote on Pioneer Pride centered around Wagner’s upset victory over Pittsburgh three days before Christmas last season. Immediately after watching Dan Hurley’s masterpiece, I took to the keyboard to pen one of my first posts on the Northeast Conference.
NEC Tournament First Round: Recaps and Highlights
Given all of the so-called parity in the NEC this season, several teams expected to finish in the upper third of the league did just that. No one was all that surprised to find Robert Morris, Wagner and LIU Brooklyn hosting home playoff games, with Bryant serving as the Cinderella story of the group. All four clubs won [...]
Our All-NEC Conference Teams: A Difficult Exercise Indeed
It was the year of parity and unpredictably in the NEC, and that notion certainly extends out to our all-conference awards. There are several worthy candidates, so it was a challenging exercise for John and I to sort out our All-NEC first, second, and third teams. For our individual awards, including Player of the Year, [...]
The All-NEC Surprise Team: Highlighting the Unexpected Performances
Before John and I go over our actual individual awards tonight and on Monday, I wanted to present our fictitious All-NEC Surprise team. Since some of these players may not crack the all-conference team – although some may very well – allow me to call attention to some players who have unexpectedly provided significant value [...]
NEC Saturday Recap: Playoffs Matches Are Set
It’s hard to believe, but the NEC regular season came to an end today. Playoff spots were solidified and first round playoff match-ups have been determined, so let’s sort through the final Saturday of the NEC season. St. Francis Brooklyn 92, Sacred Heart 80 The widely hyped play-in playoff game lacked the drama throughout, as [...]
The NEC Playoff Picture: A Q&A With Myself
Rather than tire you all with an exhaustive summary of the NEC playoff picture, I decided to ask myself several questions about the last week of NEC regular season play! There are so many things that can still change the complexion of the conference’s playoff race, so if you feel something isn’t factual here, please [...]
- St. Peter’s Dunne Ready for Competitive Roster May 20, 2013
- Joe Mihalich on Juan’ya Green and Ameen Tanksley Transferring to Hofstra May 13, 2013
- Dave Bike Out at Sacred Heart May 21, 2013
- A Reflection on the Coaching Career of Dave Bike May 22, 2013
- Bright Future for Stony Brook Ahead May 22, 2013
- Niagara’s Chris Casey’s First Month on the Job May 22, 2013
- Bright Future for Stony Brook Ahead May 22, 2013
- A Reflection on the Coaching Career of Dave Bike May 22, 2013
- Dave Bike Out at Sacred Heart May 21, 2013
- St. Peter’s Dunne Ready for Competitive Roster May 20, 2013
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