Month: September 2006

Cornell: Cornell Athletics in Mourning

Cornell Athletics in Mourning: The Cornell basketball family lost a member when 83-year-old school Hall of Famer Robert Gallagher died. Gallagher played basketball for the Big Red in the 1940s, and the school inducted him into its Hall of Fame in 1998. He left the university to join the Navy […]

Morning Dish

Mensah Pays for New Chance: Former Siena guard Kojo Mensah is free to eventually play for Duquesne, where he has enrolled and will pay for his own education this school year. Siena refused to release Mensah from his scholarship, even though he had considered transferring following a coaching change last […]

Temple: Owls Grounded

Owls Grounded: Temple’s post-Cheney era is in the midst of its first major crisis after learning that Wayne Marshall and Mark Tyndale are academically ineligible. The two projected starters must sit until at least December. Marshall averaged 7.2 points and four rebounds per game last season, and Tyndale averaged 10.9 […]

Lamar: Lamar Names New Assistant Coach

Lamar Names New Assistant Coach: Don Skelton has left his head coach position at Northwest Mississippi Community College to work as an assistant coach under Steve Roccaforte at Lamar. Skelton coached for eight years at Northwest Mississippi with a 198-56 record and led his team to five trips to the […]

Loyola Chicago: Riley Resigns at Loyola Chicago

Riley Resigns at Loyola Chicago: Loyola Chicago coordinator of basketball operations Scott Riley has stepped down after one season. He may explore business opportunities with his cousin T.J. Duckett of the Washington Redskins. Riley came to Loyola Chicago last season after working as an assistant coach at North Dakota for […]