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Binghamton University women’s basketball head coach Nicole Scholl has rounded out her staff with the hiring of Marvin Walker as an assistant coach.
Thursday, Jun. 20, 2013
Ari Kramer
124 Articles
COMMENTARY: More money, more problems
As the sports industry has burgeoned in recent decades, athletes have earned more and more money. But now, seemingly more than ever before, athletes are losing their money at a staggering rate, and ESPN’s latest “30 for 30,” “Broke,” brought the issue to national attention on Tuesday night.
Volleyball opens conference play with sweep of UMBC
A record does not always paint a full picture, and the Binghamton University volleyball team has recently indicated that its disappointing mark does not reflect its potential.
Braun worthy of NL MVP
Despite speculation surrounding steroid allegations, Braun has been invaluable to a Brewers squad fighting for a postseason berth.
Binghamton continues hot start with 2-1 win over Siena
Sarah Furminger's fourth goal of the season came in overtime against the Saints on Friday, handing the Bearcats their fourth goal of the year and propelling them to their best start since 2008.
Point/Counterpoint: Is it panic time in the Bronx?
After watching a 10-game division lead evaporate, the Yanks' postseason chances could be in jeopardy.
With proven record, Elliott looks to establish BU “brand”
Patrick Elliott didn’t intend on entering the sports administration field. Even as he pursued a bachelor’s degree in management and industrial relations at Seton Hall University, Elliott planned on entering the corporate world after graduation.
Women’s soccer disregards preseason poll, rolls to 3-1 start
After shutting out Lehigh University in Sunday’s home opener, the Bearcats have defeated three of their four opponents and now sport a 3-1 record.
Baseball falls short at America East Championship
Head coach Tim Sinicki considers the Bearcats' baseball season a success if you "look at the big picture."
Men’s tennis falls to No. 13 Ole Miss in first round of NCAA tourney
After winning its fifth consecutive America East crown and eighth in the last 10 years, history continued to repeat itself for the Binghamton University men’s tennis team, but not the good kind.
124 Articles
COMMENTARY: More money, more problems
As the sports industry has burgeoned in recent decades, athletes have earned more and more money. But now, seemingly more than ever before, athletes are losing their money at a staggering rate, and ESPN’s latest “30 for 30,” “Broke,” brought the issue to national attention on Tuesday night.
Volleyball opens conference play with sweep of UMBC
A record does not always paint a full picture, and the Binghamton University volleyball team has recently indicated that its disappointing mark does not reflect its potential.
Braun worthy of NL MVP
Despite speculation surrounding steroid allegations, Braun has been invaluable to a Brewers squad fighting for a postseason berth.
Binghamton continues hot start with 2-1 win over Siena
Sarah Furminger's fourth goal of the season came in overtime against the Saints on Friday, handing the Bearcats their fourth goal of the year and propelling them to their best start since 2008.
Point/Counterpoint: Is it panic time in the Bronx?
After watching a 10-game division lead evaporate, the Yanks' postseason chances could be in jeopardy.
With proven record, Elliott looks to establish BU “brand”
Patrick Elliott didn’t intend on entering the sports administration field. Even as he pursued a bachelor’s degree in management and industrial relations at Seton Hall University, Elliott planned on entering the corporate world after graduation.
Women’s soccer disregards preseason poll, rolls to 3-1 start
After shutting out Lehigh University in Sunday’s home opener, the Bearcats have defeated three of their four opponents and now sport a 3-1 record.
Baseball falls short at America East Championship
Head coach Tim Sinicki considers the Bearcats' baseball season a success if you "look at the big picture."
Men’s tennis falls to No. 13 Ole Miss in first round of NCAA tourney
After winning its fifth consecutive America East crown and eighth in the last 10 years, history continued to repeat itself for the Binghamton University men’s tennis team, but not the good kind.