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November 20, 2009

• 3:37 PM Dave on Kudos to Keno, and Jim Baron, too

  How is Northeastern a "lesser" team than PC? They beat PC at the Dunk last year...

  
  

  November 20, 2009

• 3:17 PM KMac - Do Math on Will PC be first Big East team to lose a game?

  You do realize if these teams were underdogs, they would be receiving points, right? So it would be: Seton Hall (+3) at Cornell, DePaul (+9) at Northern Iowa, and Providence (+6) at Alabama. You wrote the opposite.

  
  

  November 20, 2009

• 11:49 AM Jimmy B on Kudos to Keno, and Jim Baron, too

  It really was a pleasure to see URI in a venue such as the Pizzitola Center, where every seat it a good seat.

  
  

  November 19, 2009

• 4:43 AM arfanbashir on Rams lead Bears by one at the half

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  November 16, 2009

• 2:08 AM metin2 yang on What Happened to Rhody?

  Yes, I'm very disappointed with the new look and as an avid fan of the team too

  
  

  November 13, 2009

• 9:04 AM scott Brand on Wrist injury sidelines Eaves

  It is hard to remember the last time a transfer performed well for the Rams like Eaves

  
  

  November 12, 2009

• 8:38 PM JMC on Friars Headed to NCAA Tournament

  I think what Mr. Donaldson is trying to say is that there are certain expectations, of the coach and the players, from the Providence fans. I think everyone can accept that. But I think the 'fans' should also remember that these rankings don't mean anything. Rankings are based on numbers and basketball wins are based on how the team plays on the floor. Hopefully the 2010 kids and the class of 2009 will develop into a great team and bring some exciting winning basketball to this area. Everyone knows that winning is so much more fun that not winning-but I also hope the oh so "intelligent Providence fans" can remember that these are college kids, playing a game, and being disruptive, unsportsmanlike and negative behavior when the team's not winning takes the fun out of it for everyone.

  
  

  November 12, 2009

• 8:37 PM go friars! on Friars Headed to NCAA Tournament

  how bizarre is this? 2014???? friars could be in the NCAA tourny next year, and there could be some huge expectations for the 2011-2012 team... this guy is an idiot....

  
  

  November 12, 2009

• 7:55 PM WTF on Friars Headed to NCAA Tournament

  ..sweet title bro. And what the hell does this sentence mean? If he's wrong, those same folks in Friartown are going to what to know what went wrong. You folks still proofreading your articles? Stay Classy.

  
  

  November 12, 2009

• 2:26 PM Friarblog on Sharaud Curry nominated for Bob Cousy award

  Well deserved. Although it's funny because he might not even see a lot of time at PG this year! Let him shoot wild.

  
  

  November 11, 2009

• 10:14 AM CSick on PC loses recruit to Craig Robinson

  Why wouldn't you want to play for the President's Brother-In-Law?

  
  

  November 11, 2009

• 10:09 AM mike on URI hoops team to get more TV exposure than ever before

  how can i watch uri mens basketball, now that i am living in florida, is it on the web? or any other way? let me know thanks

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 6:44 PM CTPCFAN on PC offering $5 tickets this season

  Until they start winning games, they're probably not going to be able to give those tickets away. Nice try, though.

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 1:58 PM FriarJimbo on PC loses recruit to Craig Robinson

  Well said, bkeough01! Go PC!

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 1:11 PM bkeough01 on PC loses recruit to Craig Robinson

  really people - it's not that bad. i don't expect to routinely win recruiting battles with BE schools. Robinson's a good coach and it just worked with Collier. Carter Williams went to Syracuse...I mean, c'mon, it's not like he decided on Sacred Heart. PC needs to win more games, then those battles will tip. if ten years from now Keno is losing these, then complain. Until then...give it some time.

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 11:46 AM BusterMove on PC loses recruit to Craig Robinson

  Agree. This and the Carter-Williams choice shouldn't surprise anyone. Realistically, Young is the type of recruit that will be typical. One who flies under the radar with a couple of holes in his game. "Will he develop enough by the junior season" is what will be asked about the recruits.

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 11:16 AM JIM on PC loses recruit to Craig Robinson

  No Surprise here. Par for the course. Mediocre program. Root like heck for them every year. But it is what it is. Wish the school would get serious about changing, but oh well.

  
  

  November 5, 2009

• 3:48 PM KMAC is a 'Cuse Alum on Syracuse hoop loses to....LeMoyne!

  No -- the talent disparity is HUGE. How many D2 players are lottery picks? How many go on to the NBA? The talent disparity is very notable. Just because you're a 'Cuse alum, don't try to sugar coat it. Remember, this is the same Syracuse team ranked 25th in the nation. Just ask Bryant what the transition to D1 was like last year. They didn't even crack to top 300...

  
  

  November 3, 2009

• 11:36 PM Fear Le Moyne on St. Andrews guard picks Syracuse

  And that's all we cared about which is why SU goes to the Tourney and PC goes to the NIT. ---- Le Moyne: 82. Cuse: 79. I hope that you still have communications program to fall back on...

  
  

  November 3, 2009

• 4:38 PM Kevin McNamara on St. Andrews guard picks Syracuse

  The practice of top recruits verbally committing to accept a scholarship when they finally graduate from high school is more than a bit bizarre. As many fans know, kids can commit any time they want but there is a chance he never attends the school. A kid's grades may falter, a coach could leave the school of choice, a school could back off a recruit over time. That said, Syracuse clearly wants Mike Carter-Williams and he wants them. He is a fine student and will use his next two years at St. Andrew's to prepare for the challenge of playing at a big-time program. Good luck to him.