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Saturday, March 2, 2013

2012-2013 Atlantic Sun Conference Men's Basketball Tournament Match-ups

The 2012-2013 A-Sun Men's Basketball Tournament Match-ups, all men's games to be broadcasted on ESPN3. (updated 3/9/13)

*Tournament played and hosted by Mercer University*
Quarterfinals
Wednesday March 6th and Thursday March 7th (aired on ESPN3)
#1 Mercer vs. #8 Lipscomb (8:30pm)- (Winner: #1 Mercer 82-48)
#4 Jacksonville vs. #5 USC Upstate (8:30pm; 3/7)- (Winner: #5 USC Upstate 76-62)
#3 Stetson vs. #6 East Tennessee St. (2:30pm; Thurs. 3/7)- (Winner: #3 Stetson 67-46)
#2 Florida Gulf Coast vs. #7 North Florida (2:30pm)- (Winner: #2 Florida Gulf Coast 73-63)
Semifinals
Friday March 8th
#3 Stetson vs. #2 Florida Gulf Coast (8:00pm)- (Winner: #2 Florida Gulf Coast 72-58)
#1 Mercer vs. #5 USC Upstate (5:30pm)- (Winner: #1 Mercer 72-64)
Championship
Saturday March 9th (aired on ESPN2)
#2 Florida Gulf Coast vs. #1 Mercer (12:00pm) (Winner: #2 Florida Gulf Coast 88-75)

A-SUN Champion
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles (24-10)

2012-2013 Men's Northeast Conference Tournament First Round Matchups

With Conference Tournaments getting ready to kick-off here is the Northeast Conference First Round Match-Ups..... *Quarterfinal games on www.NECFRONTROW.COM; Semifinals will be broadcasted on MSG2, Fox College Sports and ESPN3 and Championship game will be aired on ESPN2.
(updated 3/9/13)

Quarterfinals
Wednesday March 6th (at higher seeds hosting)
#8 St.Francis (N.Y.) @ #1 Robert Morris (7:00pm)- (Winner: #1 Robert Morris 75-57)
#7 Central Connecticut St. @ #2 Wagner (7:00pm)- (Winner: #2 Wagner 72-50)
#6 Quinnipiac @ #3 Long Island (7:00pm)- (Winner: #3 Long Island 91-83)
#5 Mt.St.Mary's @ #4 Bryant (7:00pm)- (Winner: #5 Mt.St.Mary's 75-69)
Semifinals (Aired on Fox College Sports and ESPN3)
Saturday March 9th (at higher seeds)
#3 Long Island @ #2 Wagner (12:00pm)- (Winner: #3 Long Island 94-82)
#5 Mt.St.Mary's @ #1 Robert Morris (2:30pm)- (Winner: #5 Mt.St.Mary's 69-60)
Championship
Tuesday March 12th (at higher seed)-ESPN2
#5 Mt. St. Mary's @ #3 Long Island (7:00pm)

NEC Champion

Men's Basketball Transfer's Eligible 2013-2014

Located below is a list of Transfer's eligible 2013-2014 Men's Basketball Season. (updated 3/2/13)

Previous School New School

Evan Smotrycz, F,6-9/Jr. Michigan Maryland
Anthony Gill,F, 6-8/So. South Carolina Virginia
Josh Smith,C,6-10/Jr. UCLA Georgetown
Sterling Gibbs,G, 6-1/So. Texas Seton Hall
Shemiye McLendon,G,6-3/Jr. Hofstra South Florida
Max Hooper,G-F,6-6/So. Harvard St.John's
Michael Gbinije,F,6-7/So. Duke Syracuse
Rayvonte Rice,G,6-4/Jr. Drake Illinois
Jonny Marlin,G,5-10/So. IPFW Indiana
Terran Petteway,F,6-6/So. Texas Tech Nebraska
Walter Pitchford,F,6-10/So. Florida Nebraska
John Johnson,G,6-1/So. Pittsburgh Penn St.
Ryan Spangler,F,6-8/So. Gonzaga Oklahoma
Devonta Abron,F,6-8/So. Arkansas TCU
Christian Gore,G,6-2/So. Brown TCU
T.J. McConnell,G,6-1/Jr. Duquesne Arizona
Richie Edwards,F,6-7/Sr. Valparaiso Arizona St.
Harry Whitt,C,6-10/So. Southern Illinois Utah
Gilles Dierickx,C,6-11/So. Florida Int'l Washington
Perris Blackwell,F,6-9/Sr. San Francisco Washington
Brett Kingma,G,6-1/So. Oregon Washington St.
Jordan Railey,C,6-10/Jr. Iowa St. Washington St.
KT Harrell,G,6-4/Jr. Virginia Auburn
Dorian Finney-Smith,F,6-8/So. Va. Tech Florida
Damontre Harris,C,6-10/Jr. South Carolina Florida
Antwan Space,F,6-8/So. Florida St. Texas A&M
Eric McClellan,G,6-4/So. Tulsa Vanderbilt
Ryan Pierson,F/C,6-10/Jr. Northeastern Vermont
Hector Harold,F,6-7/Jr. Pepperdine Vermont
Jordan Sibert,G,6-4/So. Ohio St. Dayton
Ovie Soko,F,6-8/Sr. UAB Duquesne
Khalid Lewis,G,6-3/So. Delaware LaSalle
Derrick Gordon,G,6-3/So. Western Kentucky UMASS
Jarelle Reischel,F,6-6/So. Rice Rhode Island
DeShon Minnis,G,6-3/So. Texas Tech Rhode Island
Gilvydas Biruta,F,6-8/Jr. Rutgers Rhode Island
Ron Giplaye,F,6-6/Jr. Providence East Tennessee St.
Nate Hicks,C,6-10/Jr. Georgia Tech Florida Gulf Coast
Jamail Jones,G,6-6/Jr. Marquette Florida Gulf Coast
Jake Giesler,F,6-7/So. Jacksonville Northern Kentucky
Marcus Lever,G,6-1/Jr. Cal St. Stanislaus Northern Arizona
Tim Douglas,G,5-10/Jr. Portland Portland St.
Alex Tiffin,F,6-9/Jr. UC Davis Sacramento St.
Naji Hibbert,G,6-5/Sr. Texas A&M Gardner-Webb
Steven McClellan,F,6-7/Jr. La. Monroe Cal St. Fullerton
Michael Williams,G,6-0/Sr. San Francisco Cal St. Fullerton
Keith Shamburger,G,6-0/Jr. San Jose St. Hawaii
Tyler Lamb,G,6-5/Jr. UCLA Long Beach St.
Iggy Nujic,F,6-8/Jr. UTSA UC Davis
Avery Johnson,G,6-3/Jr. San Francisco UC Davis
Dominique Dunning,G,6-3/So. New Mexico UC Irvine
Scott Eatherton,F,6-8/Jr. St. Francis (PA) Northeastern
Four McGlynn,G,6-2/So. Vermont Towson
Crandall Head,G,6-4/Jr. Illinois SMU
Markus Kennedy,F,6-9/So. Villanova SMU
Nic Moore,G,5-9/So. Illinois St. SMU
Chip Armelin,G,6-3/So. Minnesota So. Mississippi
Aaron Brown,F,6-5/So. Temple So. Mississippi
Johnny Zuppardo,F,6-8/So. Arkansas St. So. Mississippi
Carlton Brundidge,G,6-3/So. Michigan Detroit
Alfonzo McKinnie,F,6-8/Jr. E. Illinois Green Bay
Josh Crittle,C,6-9/Sr. Central Florida Illinois-Chicago
Kelsey Barlow,G,6-5/Sr. Purdue Illinois-Chicago
Milton Doyle,G,6-4/Fr. Kansas Loyola (Ill.)
Steve McWhorter,G,6-2/Jr. Indiana St. Milwaukee
David Chadwick,F,6-9/Jr. Rice Valparaiso
Ashton Pankey,F,6-10/So. Maryland Manhattan
Jamel Fields,G,6-2/Jr. Fairfield St.Peter's
Marvin Dominique,F,6-7/Jr. Fordham St. Peter's
Mike Talley,G,5-11/Jr. Duquesne E.Michigan
K.K. Simmons,G,6-4/So. UNC Wilmington Kent St.
Pete Rakocevic,C,6-11/Jr. Sacramento St. Northern Illinois
Treg Setty,F,6-9/So. Southern Illinois Ohio U.
Javarez Willis,G,6-0/Jr. Texas Tech Ohio U.
Justin Drummond,G/F,6-4/Jr. Loyola (MD) Toledo
J.D. Weatherspoon,F,6-6/Jr. Ohio St. Toledo
Anthony Fields,G,6-1/So. Wake Forest Bradley
Omari Grier,G,6-4/So. Florida Atlantic Bradley
Cezar Guerrero,G,6-0/So. Oklahoma St. Fresno St.
Michael Perez,G,6-3/Jr. UTEP Nevada
Merv Lindsay,G,6-7/So. Kansas New Mexico
James Johnson,F,6-9/So. Virginia San Diego St.
Aqeel Quinn,G,6-3/Jr. CS Northridge San Diego St.
Roscoe Smith,F,6-8/Jr. UCONN UNLV
Charles Hankerson Jr,G,6-5/Jr. Alabama Wyoming
Jay Harris,G,6-1/Jr. Valparaiso Wagner
Drew Windler,F,6-9/Jr. Samford Belmont
Reggie Smith,G,6-0/Jr. UNLV Eastern Illinois
Jared Ravenscroft,G,6-2/So. Kentucky Christian Morehead St.
Karam Mashour,F,6-6/Jr. UNLV Morehead St.
Brent Arrington,G,6-2/So. Mississippi Valley St. Morehead St.
Grant Fiorentinos,F/C,6-10/So. Tulane SIU-Edwardsville
Josh Langford,G,6-7/Jr. Auburn SE Missouri St.
Dustin Clarke,G,6-3/So. Hartford Applalchian St.
David Wishon,C,7-2/So. Tulsa College of Charleston
Brian Sullivan,G,5-11/So. Miami (Ohio) Davidson
Matthew Moss,F,6-9/So. Louisiana-Lafayette McNeese St.
Obi Emegano,G,6-4/So. Western Illinois Oral Roberts
Josh White,F,6-6/So. Rhema Bible College Oral Roberts
Ralph Hill,F,6-6/Jr. Dayton Oakland
Adam Thoseby,G,6-5/So. Utah St. South Dakota
Trey Norris,G,6-0/So. North Texas South Dakota
Melvin Johnson 3rd,G,6-6/Sr. Texas-San Antonio Arkansas St.
Kirk Van Slyke,F,6-10/Sr. Houston Arkansas St.
Jaqawn Raymond,G,6-4/So. N.C. State Middle Tennessee St.
Dionte Ferguson,G,6-5/Jr. Morehead St. South Alabama
Jeremy Jones,G,6-2/Sr. Kansas St. South Alabama
Griffin McKenzie,F,6-9/Jr. Xavier Denver
Allen Jiles,G,6-2/Jr. Cal St. Northridge Idaho
Emerson Murray,G,6-3/Jr. California Seattle
Isiah Umipig,G,6-0/Jr. Cal St. Fullerton Seattle
Reger Dowell,G,6-1/Jr. Oklahoma St. Texas-Arlington
George Matthews,G,6-5/So. Utah Texas-San Antonio
Gerard Coleman,G,6-3/Jr. Providence Gonzaga
Drew Barham,G,6-6/Jr. Memphis Gonzaga
Ben Dickinson,F,6-9/So. Binghamton Loyola Marymount
Brendan Lane,F,6-9/Sr. UCLA Pepperdine
Mike Davis,G,6-2/Jr. Texas Tech San Diego
Thomas Jacobs,F,6-6/Jr. Cal St Northridge San Diego
Matt Glover,G,6-5/Jr. Penn St. San Francisco
De'End Parker,G,6-6/Jr. UCLA San Francisco

Friday, February 22, 2013

2013-2014 America East College Basketball Early Signings

Here at Everything College Hoops we try to keep everyone informed of all News,
Listed below are the Early Signings for each America East Team. (Updated 2/22/13)

Albany Great Danes
Dallas Ennema,F,6-6 Sheldon,Iowa (Sheldon Community HS.)
Matt Lassen,F,6-4 Marion,Iowa (Linn-Mar HS.)

Binghamton Bearcats
Yosef Yacob,G,6-0 Chester,PA (John Carroll HS.)
Magnus Richards,F,6-7 Waynesboro,VA (Fishburne Military Academy)
Nick Madray,C,6-9 Ontario,Canada (Regional Elite Development Academy)

Hartford Hawks
None.

Maine Black Bears
Troy Reid-Knight,G,6-1 Vaughan,Canada
Garet Beal,G,6-4 Jonesport,Maine (Jonesport Beals HS.)

New Hampshire Wildcats
Daniel Jackson,G,6-0 Cedar Park,TX. (Vista Ridge HS.)
John Edwards,F,6-6 Davidson,N.C. (United Faith Christian Academy)

Stony Brook Seawolves
Roland Nyama,F,6-5 Plymouth,N.H. (Holderness School)
Chris Braley,F,6-4 Newport,Maine (Phillips Exeter Academy)

UMASS-Lowell Riverhawks
Tyler Gibson,F,6-6 Boston,Mass. (Rockland HS.)

UMBC Retrievers
Charles Taylor Jr.,G,6-4 Haymarket,VA (Mt. Zion Baptist Christian School)
Will Darley,F,6-7 Waynesboro,VA (Fishburne Military Academy)

Vermont Catamounts
Kiefer Douse,G,6-3 Brampton,Ontario,Canada (Lee Academy)
Kurt Steidl,F,6-5 Ridgefield (CT) HS.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

2012-2013 Everything College Hoops, CollegeInsider.com Tournament Bracketology

With March Madness looming, not everyone gets a chance at the Big Dance.
Postseason tournaments include: NCAA,NIT,CBI(College Basketball Invitational), and CIT (CollegeInsider.com Tournament). Below you will find Everything College Hoops Bracketology for the 2012-2013 CIT. All games played at campus sites. *updated 2/24/13*

THE 2013 CIT

FIRST ROUND

SECOND ROUND

QUARTERFINALS

SEMIFINALS

CHAMPIONSHIP

SEMIFINALS

QUARTERFINALS

SECOND ROUND

FIRST ROUND

Youngstown St. (Horizon)

UC Irvine (Big West)

Iona (MAAC)

Green Bay (Horizon)

N.C. Central (MEAC)

NJIT (Great West)

Albany (America East)

East Carolina (C-USA)

Charleston (Southern)

Bradley (Missouri Valley)

Arkansas St. (Sun Belt)

Santa Clara (West Coast

Lehigh (Patroit)

Sam Houston St. (Southland)

Wright St. (Horizon)

Denver (WAC)

James Madison (CAA)

E.Kentucky (Ohio Valley)I

Florida Gulf Coast
(A-Sun)

Oral Roberts (Southland)

New Mexico St. (WAC)

Ark. Little Rock (Sun Belt)

Oakland (Summit)

SE Missouri St. (Ohio Valley)

Bryant (NEC)

Delaware (CAA)

W. Michigan (MAC)

Mt.St. Mary's (NEC)

Canisius (MAAC)

Savannah St. (MEAC)

Weber St. (Big Sky)

Kent St. (MAC)

Sunday, February 3, 2013

2013-2014 Northeast Conference Commitments Team by Team

With the 2012-2013 Men's basketball season winding down, I have complied a list of commitments for The NEC!!

Bryant Bulldogs
Justin Brickman,G,5-10 San Antoino,Tex. (Tom C. Clark HS)
Daniel Garvin, G,5-6 Bethel (CT) HS.
Bosko Kostur,F,6-7 Victoria, Australia
Ellis Williams, F,6-8 Columbus,Ohio (South HS.)

Central Connecticut St. Blue Devils
Kevin Mickle,F,6-7 Newark, N.J. (St. Benedict's Prep)
Matt Mobley,G,6-2 Worcester (Mass.) Academy
Rashard Todd,F,6-7 Baltimore, MD (Mt. Carmel HS.)
Ahmaad Wilson,G,6-0 Owings Mills, MD (Randallstown HS.)

Fairleigh Dickinson Knights
Donnele Munda,G/F, 6-4 Fitchburg,Mass. (Notre Dame Prep)

Long Island Blackbirds
Jahmal Lane,G,6-3 Newark,N.J. (St. Benedict's Prep)
Nura Zanna,F,6-7 Coral Springs (Fla.) Christian Academy

Mount Saint Mary's Mountaineers
Khalid Nwandu,G,6-3 York,PA (Northeastern HS.)
Charles Glover,G,6-1 Washington, D.C. (Gonzaga HS.)

Robert Morris Colonials
Britton Lee,G,5-11 Philadelphia, PA (Roman Catholic HS.)
Emmanual Omogbo,F,6-7 Lanham,MD (Princeton Day Academy)
Kavon Stewart,G,5-10 Jersey City, N.J. (Hudson Catholic HS.)
Jeremiah Wortham,F,6-6 Philadelphia,PA (Math Civics & Science HS.)

Sacred Heart Pioneers
None.

St. Francis (N.Y.) Terriers
None.

St. Francis (PA) Red Flash
Patrick Wrencher,F,6-8 Cincinnati, Ohio (Moeller HS.)

Wagner Seahawks
Greg Senat,F,6-8 Hollis, N.Y. (Marianapolis Prep School)

* Last updated 2/3/13*

Friday, February 1, 2013

Everything College Hoops Mid-Major Top 25

Everything College Hoops Mid-Major Top 25 (updated 2/1/13)
1.) Gonzaga (West Coast)
2.) Wichita St. (Missouri Valley)
3.) Belmont (Ohio Valley)
4.) Creighton (Missouri Valley)
5.) St. Mary's (West Coast)
6.) Middle Tennessee St. (Sun Belt)
7.) Bucknell (Patroit)
8.) BYU (West Coast)
9.) Akron (MAC)
10.) Valparaiso (Horizon)
11.) Louisiana Tech (WAC)
12.) Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
13.) Lehigh (Patroit)
14.) Ohio U. (MAC)
15.) Murray St. (Ohio Valley)
16.) Montana (Big Sky)
17.) North Dakota St. (Summit)
18.) South Dakota St. (Summit)
19.) Eastern Kentucky (Ohio Valley)
20.) Western Illinois (Summit)
21.) Bryant (Northeast Conference)
22.) Davidson (Southern)
23.) Stony Brook (America East)
24.) Northeastern (Colonial)
25.) Robert Morris (Northeast Conference)

Others Receiving Consideration:
Niagara (MAAC), Indiana St. (Missouri Valley), Santa Clara (West Coast), Harvard (Ivy), Western Michigan (MAC), Elon (Southern)

Saturday, January 19, 2013

2013-2014 Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament Line-up

Hall of Fame Tip-Off		Campus Sites: TBD Finals at Uncasville, CT: Nov. 23 and 24
Teams (8) (Hartford Hawks)		Naismith Bracket (Hosts and Semifinalists) Fairfield Stags (MAAC) Louisville Cardinals (Big East) North Carolina Tar Heels (ACC) Richmond Spiders (A-10) Springfield Bracket (Visitors)Belmont Bruins (OVC) Hartford Hawks (America East) Hofstra Pride (CAA) Holy Cross Crusaders (Patriot)
Campus Site Games
Springfield Bracket Semifinals (Nov. 23)
Naismith Bracket Semifinals (Nov. 23)
Springfield Bracket Finals (Nov. 24)
Naismith Bracket Finals (Nov. 24)

2013-2014 Puerto Rico Tip-Off Lineup

With the 2012-2013 Men;s Basketball Season in full force, I have a list of 2013-2014
Early Season Tournaments.

Puerto Rico Tip-Off		Bayamon, PR: Nov. 21, 22, 24
Teams (8)		Auburn Tigers (SEC) Charlotte 49ers (C-USA) Florida State Seminoles (ACC) Georgetown Hoyas (Big East) Kansas State Wildcats (Big 12) Long Beach State 49ers (Big West) Michigan Wolverines (Big Ten) Virginia Commonwealth Rams (A-10)
Non-Bracketed Games
Quarterfinals (Nov. 21)
Semifinals (Nov. 22)
Consolation Semifinals (Nov. 22)
Finals (Nov. 24)		7th/8th Place: 5th/6th Place: 3rd/4th Place: Championship:

Thursday, December 13, 2012

MAAC adds 3 NEC Schools

In a move that has been expected since December 3, the MAAC will make it official on Friday in adding Quinnipiac, Monouth and Wagner. The schools will replace the departed Loyola (joining the Patriot League) and further expand the conference to 12 members.

The loss of the three schools from the Northeast Conference will drop their membership from 12 to 9 members. They will likely opt to remain at 9 or add a single school to expand to 10. N.J.I.T. is the only current Division 1 candidate that could instantly fill that position. The NEC might also consider potential regional Division 2 upgrades as candidates.

For the MAAC, the move to 12 should provide some security in the even that through conference realignment in other conferences, that they would lose too many future members. MAAC schools could always be future A10 replacements depending on what happens with the Big East non-football schools.

For the NEC, at their current 9 or with a new addition like NJIT at 10 members, their likely only fear would come if the America East conference were to opt to expand. But unless that were to happen with more than 2 schools leaving the NEC, the conference would likely be able to remain stable.

Monmouth and Wagner are expected to remain in the NEC for football as associate members. The NEC already includes associate member Duquesne, which is in the Atlantic 10 for other sports. With the loss of Albany football to the CAA and with Rhode Island opting to remain in the CAA rather than join the NEC, NEC football would still remain at 8 members.

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