Marist men’s basketball has been reliant on guards for years. The numbers show that their approach may be getting less and less efficient.
Author: Will Bjarnar
“Working Through It” is Another Way for the NCAA and Marist to Put Off the Pay-for-Play Implications
As the NCAA “works through” the new pay-for-play ruling, so does Marist. Will Bjarnar says that wording is merely a stalling technique.
It’s Just Basketball: Andrea Bernardi Opens Up About His Men’s-Team Exit and Exploring Something New
Watching Andrea Bernardi talk about basketball is almost like Jimi Hendrix playing “All Along the Watchtower,” even if…
As media corporations continue their nonsensical gutting of “sports websites,” Marist media refuses to stick to the parameters these bosses force upon their writers.
UConn’s Michael Mallery spoke before Marist students and faculty and the importance of putting yourself out there and leverage in the latest installment of the Center for Sports Communication’s speaker series.
While Marist football may be in their feelings following today’s 41-17 annihilation at the hands…
In his March 2018 piece for Center Field, aptly titled “The Graveyard,” Jack Griffith noted…
It doesn’t seem like the days for a Marist football player vary all that much,…
Center Field’s Will Bjarnar sits down with the latest edition of The Circle, featuring the…
Worn and drained, Dan Wittekind’s head droops a bit after practice. He looks much more…