Marist men’s basketball is exceeding expectations, and it’s been a long time coming for its fans and students.
Author: Will Bjarnar
Ellie Davis’s road to cross country is as windy as it can get.
The NCAA Division I Council announced Monday that D-I spring-sport athletes will receive an extra…
Marist’s 56-54 loss in the first round of the MAAC tournament last week leads to questions surrounding the coaching philosophy of Marist men’s basketball.
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As if 10 straight losses weren’t enough. As if an obvious lack of strategic identity…
When Kendall Krick was in the second grade, it started to become a bit clearer that something wasn’t right. She was…
Marist men’s basketball has been reliant on guards for years. The numbers show that their approach may be getting less and less efficient.
“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.