Final: BU 60, WSU 58.
.09 remaining: BU 60, WSU 58. Singh with a follow shot. Not the guy you pick as a killer, but there he was. Maniscalco’s runner rolled off the rim and Singh put it back in. Read More »
All kinds of notions about the MVC race turned upside down Sunday afternoon. No team benefited more than Bradley, WSU’s next opponent. Read More »
Sunday’s game provided about what one should expect when the MVC favorite plays the team picked for ninth. WSU’s offensive problems continue to be frustrating. They are issues only time and recruiting will help. In balance, the Shockers took a very inexperienced bunch on the road for the first time in the MVC and didn’t fall apart. The crowd of almost 18,000 never became a factor. Read More »
Final: CU 68, WSU 56. Shocker big men 3 for 18 from the field. Read More »
Final: WSU 66, UND 51. A three-game win streak into the holiday. Clemente leads WSU with 13. Chamerlain and Hawkins add 11. WSU 4 of 17 from three and 12 of 25 from the line. Read More »
Final WSU 58, NAU 53. Ugly, but a win. WSU has its first two-game winning streak since last December. Read More »
Second baseman Kyle Sisney recently quit the team, according to several sources. He is no longer listed on the roster on goshockers.com. Neither Sisney nor WSU coach Gene Stephenson have returned calls yet, so I don’t know Sisney’s plans. I would guess a junior college (or a lower-level four-year school) is a local destination, because he would have to sit out a year at another Division I school. Read More »
We have a winner. Thanks to everyone who emailed in guess. Brian Ewell tipped in a basket to give coach Scott Thompson that victory. Many people guessed L.D. Swanson, who had a history of game-winners. L.D. did not get that one. Read More »
Johnny Coy of St. Joseph (Mo.) will visit Wichita State for Monday’s basketball game against North Dakota. He is a two-sport athlete (also baseball) who attended Arizona State this fall. He is leaving ASU to transfer closer to home, largely because of his father’s health. Coy’s story is explained here in his hometown newspaper. Read More »
The MVC coaches call covered the expected topics: 1) Valley RPI, 2) Injuries and semester additions and 3) “We’re still learning.” Read More »