The Terriers' 16-game conference schedule for the upcoming 2009-2010 season has been revealed. It is as follows:
1.2 vs. Stony Brook
1.7 @ New Hampshire
1.9 @ Hartford
1.12 vs. UMBC
1.14 @ Binghamton
1.17 @ Vermont
1.19 vs. Albany*
1.24 @ UMBC
1.27 @ Maine
1.30 @ Stony Brook
2.4 vs. New Hampshire*
2.6 @ Albany
2.9 vs. Vermont*
2.13 vs. Hartford
2.17 vs. Binghamton*
2.27 vs. Maine
The four games denoted by asterisks will be played at Agganis Arena; the Terriers' remaining four home games will take place at The Roof.
BU will also be participating in ESPN's annual BracketBusters event, and will play a road game against a currently unidentified opponent on February 20; the opponent will be announced on February 1.
Perhaps the most notable aspect of BU's conference slate is the distribution of home and road games. After opening conference play at home versus Stony Brook, the Terriers will have to travel for seven of their next nine league contests. If BU can survive the first half of conference play, February promises to be much kinder, with only two road trips. The Terriers' final four conference games will all take place in Boston.
The complete schedule can now be viewed on the right sidebar of this blog.
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Terriers announce 2009-10 non-conference schedule
The Terriers announced their 2009-10 non-conference schedule through Twitter today, with comments by first-year head coach Pat Chambers on each game. Here's a link to the Twitter release and below is the schedule.
11.13 @ Iona
11.17 vs. George Washington*
11.19 @ Kansas State^
11.20 @ Mississippi/Indiana^
11.21/22 @ TBA^
11.25 vs. Northeastern
11.29 vs. Harvard
12.02 @ Connecticut
12.06 vs. Bucknell*
12.12 @ Marist
12.22 vs. Mount St. Mary's
12.29 @ Dayton
* Denotes games at Agganis Arena
^ Denotes ESPN O'Reilly Auto PartsPuerto Rico Tip-off
Also, we'd like to let you know that Full Court Press will be undergoing a redesign for the 2009-10 season, so please stay tuned for updates as we draw closer to the season.
11.13 @ Iona
11.17 vs. George Washington*
11.19 @ Kansas State^
11.20 @ Mississippi/Indiana^
11.21/22 @ TBA^
11.25 vs. Northeastern
11.29 vs. Harvard
12.02 @ Connecticut
12.06 vs. Bucknell*
12.12 @ Marist
12.22 vs. Mount St. Mary's
12.29 @ Dayton
* Denotes games at Agganis Arena
^ Denotes ESPN O'Reilly Auto Parts
Also, we'd like to let you know that Full Court Press will be undergoing a redesign for the 2009-10 season, so please stay tuned for updates as we draw closer to the season.
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Offseason news roundup
Catching up on some of the stories surrounding the Terriers this summer:
- UMass guard Gary Correia had decided to transfer to Boston University. However, following the dismissal of Minuteman Doug Wiggins, Correia changed his mind and will remain at Massachusetts.
- Matt Killen has left the Terriers program. Killen was a redshirt last year after playing four games in 2007-08. He will continue his career playing for the University of Central Missouri Mules, participants in last spring's NCAA Division-II Final Four.
- Terrier head coach Pat Chambers selected three new additions to his coaching staff. The new BU coaches are Ross Condon, Brian Daly, and Adam Fisher. Not surprisingly, all three additions have roots in Philadephia. Condon graduated from Villanova in 2007 and arrives in Boston via Radford. Daly played under Phil Martelli at Saint Joseph's and spent the past four years as the head coach at Monsignor Bonner High School in Philadephia. Adam Fisher was most recently a graduate manager at Villanova, where Chambers was the associate head coach. Condon, Daly, and Fisher will join Chambers and associate head coach Orlando Vandross, who will enter his 13th season as a member of the Terriers' staff. (Note: the linked article was released prior to Jake O'Brien's announcement that he will be returning to BU for his sophomore season).
- The Terriers will be participating in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip-Off to open the 2009-10 season. BU's first opponent will be Kansas State; the second opponent will be either Indiana or Ole Miss. The other side of the bracket is comprised of Dayton, George Mason, Georgia Tech, and Pat Chambers' previous employer, Villanova. In addition to the opportunity to compete against quality opposition at what should be a relatively neutral site, the Terriers are guaranteed three games regardless of the results experienced in the first two, and have the opportunity to potentially appear on one of the ESPN networks, depending on results.
- UMass guard Gary Correia had decided to transfer to Boston University. However, following the dismissal of Minuteman Doug Wiggins, Correia changed his mind and will remain at Massachusetts.
- Matt Killen has left the Terriers program. Killen was a redshirt last year after playing four games in 2007-08. He will continue his career playing for the University of Central Missouri Mules, participants in last spring's NCAA Division-II Final Four.
- Terrier head coach Pat Chambers selected three new additions to his coaching staff. The new BU coaches are Ross Condon, Brian Daly, and Adam Fisher. Not surprisingly, all three additions have roots in Philadephia. Condon graduated from Villanova in 2007 and arrives in Boston via Radford. Daly played under Phil Martelli at Saint Joseph's and spent the past four years as the head coach at Monsignor Bonner High School in Philadephia. Adam Fisher was most recently a graduate manager at Villanova, where Chambers was the associate head coach. Condon, Daly, and Fisher will join Chambers and associate head coach Orlando Vandross, who will enter his 13th season as a member of the Terriers' staff. (Note: the linked article was released prior to Jake O'Brien's announcement that he will be returning to BU for his sophomore season).
- The Terriers will be participating in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip-Off to open the 2009-10 season. BU's first opponent will be Kansas State; the second opponent will be either Indiana or Ole Miss. The other side of the bracket is comprised of Dayton, George Mason, Georgia Tech, and Pat Chambers' previous employer, Villanova. In addition to the opportunity to compete against quality opposition at what should be a relatively neutral site, the Terriers are guaranteed three games regardless of the results experienced in the first two, and have the opportunity to potentially appear on one of the ESPN networks, depending on results.
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