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By ADAM BOOTH Philahoops Staff @ThatsAdamBooth Penn State may not be one of the top teams in the Big Ten, but the Nittany Lions may have one of its best backcourts. Senior playmaker Tim Frazier and Philadelphia native D.J. Newbill, were all they were advertised to be as Penn State beat the Penn 83-71 on […]
Who: Penn State (1-1) at Penn (1-1) When: 2 p.m., Saturday Where: The Palestra, Philadelphia TV/Radio: Ivy League Digital Network/88.5 WXPN – By ADAM BOOTH Philahoops Staff @ThatsAdamBooth – Penn’s coach Jerome Allen isn’t satisfied yet with how his teams play this season. Although his team is 1-1 and has looked solid in both outings […]
By ADAM BOOTH PennHoops.com @ThatsAdamBooth WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. — Numbers Don’t Lie. When it comes to college basketball, usually glancing at a final box score can be a great indicator of who won that game without even looking at the score. Higher the difference in percentages, the higher margin of victory. By looking at […]
By CHASE SENIOR TempleHoops.com @Chase_Senior _ Former Manahattan, Villanova and UMass coach and current CBS Sports Network analyst, Steve Lappas joined Chase Senior and Zach Gelb on The Main Event on WHIP Radio this afternoon to talk Temple hoops. Lappas’ son, Peter, is a graduate assistant on coach Fran Dunphy’s staff. Listen to the interview below:
Who: Penn (0-1) at Monmouth (1-0) When: 7 p.m., Tuesday Where: Multipurpose Activities Center, West Long Branch, New Jersey TV/Radio: None/WNTP (990-AM) – By ADAM BOOTH Pennhoops.com @ThatsAdamBooth Saturday’s contest against uptown rival Temple was the earliest played Big 5 game in the regular season, ever. If that game was any indication on how this season will go, the […]
Well that was short lived. I guess that is bracketology. After the Explorers were firmly inside everybody’s predicted NCAA field, it only took 50 minutes of basketball and a loss to Manhattan to move them out. Lou Caruso, the prognosticator over at explorertownbracketologist.com, has posted his weekly update to the field of 68. You can […]
