Saturday, February 27, 2010
Live Blog: University of Maine Black Bears vs. Boston University Terriers
Starting lineups:
University of Maine Black Bears
F Terrance Mitchell
F Murphy Burnatowski
C Sean McNally
G Junior Bernal
G Gerald McLemore
Boston University Terriers
F Valdas Sirutis
F Sherrod Smith
G Corey Lowe
G Carlos Strong
G Tyler Morris
Final score: BU 76, Maine 56
Team leaders:
Points
Maine: Gerald McLemore, 15
BU: John Holland, 23
Rebounds
Maine: Troy Barnies, 6
BU: Jake O'Brien, 8
Assists
Maine: Junior Bernal and Malachi Peay, 3
BU: Tyler Morris, 5
Links:
BU makes a statement on Senior Night vs. Maine
Nine seniors say goodbye to Case on high note
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Post-game audio: Boston University 93, Binghamton 51
Head coach Patrick Chambers' opening statement
Tyler Morris on coming out strong to start the second half
Jake O'Brien on whether the end of the Hartford game carried over to Saturday
O'Brien on his improvement as a rebounder this season
Morris on John Holland's maturation
Morris on finding the guy with the hot hand
Morris thinks BU's increased focus on defense is paying dividends
Chambers on providing entertainment versus competitive play
Chambers on getting Holland going early
Chambers on BU's shooters finding their range
Chambers on Michael Schulze's role (and apparent unwillingness to shoot)
Chambers on finding ways to get the bench involved
Chambers on avoiding a letdown after a big win
Chambers on his team's most complete effort of the season
Tyler Morris on coming out strong to start the second half
Jake O'Brien on whether the end of the Hartford game carried over to Saturday
O'Brien on his improvement as a rebounder this season
Morris on John Holland's maturation
Morris on finding the guy with the hot hand
Morris thinks BU's increased focus on defense is paying dividends
Chambers on providing entertainment versus competitive play
Chambers on getting Holland going early
Chambers on BU's shooters finding their range
Chambers on Michael Schulze's role (and apparent unwillingness to shoot)
Chambers on finding ways to get the bench involved
Chambers on avoiding a letdown after a big win
Chambers on his team's most complete effort of the season
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Live Blog: Binghamton University Bearcats vs. Boston University Terriers
Starting lineups:
Binghamton University Bearcats
F Greer Wright
F Mahamoud Jabbi
G Moussa Camara
G Dylan Talley
G Chretien Lukusa
Boston University Terriers
F Jake O'Brien
F John Holland
C Jeff Pelage
G Carlos Strong
G Tyler Morris
Final score: BU 93, Binghamton 51
Team leaders:
Points
Binghamton: Moussa Camara, 12
BU: Carlos Strong, 23
Rebounds
Binghamton: Kyrie Sutton, 6
BU: Jake O'Brien, 11
Assists
Binghamton: Greer Wright, 4
BU: Tyler Morris, 5
Links:
Reaching new heights
John Holland bounces back in a big way
Monday, February 15, 2010
Post-game audio: Boston University 58, University of Hartford 55
Head coach Patrick Chambers' opening statement
Jake O'Brien on staying confident despite missing shots
O'Brien on his involvement in the offense down the stretch
O'Brien describes BU's last offensive possession
Chambers on defending Joe Zeglinski and Carlos Strong's contributions
Chambers on taking away Zeglinski's 3 and BU's improved field-goal defense
Chambers on “getting over the hump” and winning a close game
Chambers on preparing his team for important situations
Chambers on team defense and getting back to basics
Chambers on watching film
Chambers on Valdas Sirutis' 17 minutes and defensive value
Chambers on O'Brien playing well despite shooting poorly
Chambers on adjusting to John Holland's occasional drop in production
Chambers on Corey Lowe's role
Chambers on Lowe's decision-making and practice performance carrying over to games
Chambers on gaining momentum as the America East Tournament approaches
Chambers talks about a “winner's mentality”
Jake O'Brien on staying confident despite missing shots
O'Brien on his involvement in the offense down the stretch
O'Brien describes BU's last offensive possession
Chambers on defending Joe Zeglinski and Carlos Strong's contributions
Chambers on taking away Zeglinski's 3 and BU's improved field-goal defense
Chambers on “getting over the hump” and winning a close game
Chambers on preparing his team for important situations
Chambers on team defense and getting back to basics
Chambers on watching film
Chambers on Valdas Sirutis' 17 minutes and defensive value
Chambers on O'Brien playing well despite shooting poorly
Chambers on adjusting to John Holland's occasional drop in production
Chambers on Corey Lowe's role
Chambers on Lowe's decision-making and practice performance carrying over to games
Chambers on gaining momentum as the America East Tournament approaches
Chambers talks about a “winner's mentality”
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Live Blog: University of Hartford Hawks vs. Boston University Terriers
Starting lineups:
University of Hartford Hawks
F Morgan Sabia
F Anthony Minor
G Milton Burton
G Charles White
G Joe Zeglinski
Boston University Terriers
F Jake O'Brien
F John Holland
C Jeff Pelage
G Carlos Strong
G Tyler Morris
Final score: BU 58, UH 55
Team leaders:
Points
UH: Joel Barkers, 19
BU: Jake O'Brien, 16
Rebounds
UH: Joel Barkers, 13
BU: Jake O'Brien, 14
Assists
UH: Joe Zeglinski, 2
BU: Tyler Morris, 5
Links:
O'Brien's 3 in final moments beats Hartford
Terriers find way to win despite terrible shooting performance
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
The Day After: Vermont 76, Boston University 75
By John Barone
For extended stretches of Tuesday's game, the Boston University men’s basketball team showed exactly why the coaches of the America East Conference tabbed it as the preseason favorite to win the league.
Then, with victory just seconds away from BU’s grasp, the University of Vermont pulled the rug out from under its rival’s seemingly special night.
Senior forward Marqus Blakely capped a 21-point, 12-rebound performance by assisting on the go-ahead basket with 9.4 seconds remaining, and the Catamounts eked out a 76-75 win over the Terriers before a crowd of 968 at Agganis Arena.
For extended stretches of Tuesday's game, the Boston University men’s basketball team showed exactly why the coaches of the America East Conference tabbed it as the preseason favorite to win the league.
Then, with victory just seconds away from BU’s grasp, the University of Vermont pulled the rug out from under its rival’s seemingly special night.
Senior forward Marqus Blakely capped a 21-point, 12-rebound performance by assisting on the go-ahead basket with 9.4 seconds remaining, and the Catamounts eked out a 76-75 win over the Terriers before a crowd of 968 at Agganis Arena.
Sidebar: Blakely comes out on top in matchup with Holland
By René Reyes
The 6-foot-5 junior forward from the Bronx, New York versus the 6-foot-5 senior forward from Metuchen, N.J.
The America East Conference’s leading scorer at 19.2 points per game versus the league’s two-time reigning Player of the Year.
The head-to-head matchup between John Holland and Marqus Blakely down the stretch in the Boston University men’s basketball team’s pivotal contest against the University of Vermont Tuesday night had the feel of a heavyweight bout.
The 6-foot-5 junior forward from the Bronx, New York versus the 6-foot-5 senior forward from Metuchen, N.J.
The America East Conference’s leading scorer at 19.2 points per game versus the league’s two-time reigning Player of the Year.
The head-to-head matchup between John Holland and Marqus Blakely down the stretch in the Boston University men’s basketball team’s pivotal contest against the University of Vermont Tuesday night had the feel of a heavyweight bout.
Post-game audio: University of Vermont 76, Boston University 75
University of Vermont
Head coach Mike Lonergan's opening statement
Marqus Blakely describes Vermont's last offensive possession
Blakely on not being double-teamed
Blakely on John Holland's performance
Blakely on BU's improved play this meeting
Lonergan on Vermont's last play / Blakely's performance
Lonergan on defending Holland coming out of the timeout / Vier's 3
Boston University
Head coach Patrick Chambers' opening statement
Chambers on BU's last offensive possession (2 segments)
Chambers on BU's defense late in the game
Chambers reflects on his mindset from before and after the game
Chambers on John Holland's performance
Chambers on responding after the loss
Chambers on the lack of bench scoring
Chambers on Marqus Blakely
Chambers on starting slow in games
Chambers on moral victories
Chambers on Carlos Strong
Head coach Mike Lonergan's opening statement
Marqus Blakely describes Vermont's last offensive possession
Blakely on not being double-teamed
Blakely on John Holland's performance
Blakely on BU's improved play this meeting
Lonergan on Vermont's last play / Blakely's performance
Lonergan on defending Holland coming out of the timeout / Vier's 3
Boston University
Head coach Patrick Chambers' opening statement
Chambers on BU's last offensive possession (2 segments)
Chambers on BU's defense late in the game
Chambers reflects on his mindset from before and after the game
Chambers on John Holland's performance
Chambers on responding after the loss
Chambers on the lack of bench scoring
Chambers on Marqus Blakely
Chambers on starting slow in games
Chambers on moral victories
Chambers on Carlos Strong
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Live Blog: University of Vermont Catamounts vs. Boston University Terriers
Starting lineups:
University of Vermont Catamounts
F Marqus Blakely
F Evan Fjeld
G Nick Vier
G Garvey Young
G Maurice Joseph
Boston University Terriers
F Jake O'Brien
F John Holland
C Jeff Pelage
G Carlos Strong
G Tyler Morris
Final score: UVM 76, BU 75
Team leaders:
Points
UVM: Marqus Blakely, 21
BU: John Holland, 29
Rebounds
UVM: Marqus Blakely, 12
BU: John Holland, 7
Assists
UVM: Marqus Blakely, 3
BU: Tyler Morris, 7
GAMEDAY: University of Vermont vs. Boston University
Catamounts. Terriers. It's one of the premier rivalries in America East, with each team grabbing signature wins over the other during the past decade.
BU's Agganis Arena era began in 2005 with an instant-classic 61-55 victory over the Catamounts – Taylor Coppenrath had 37 points but was outdone by Terrier stars Rashad Bell and Chaz Carr, who combined for 53 points. Less than a year later, the Terriers and Catamounts were found guilty of ignoring all principles of offensive basketball, with BU winning a 43-41 slugfest where Vermont took just 31 shots the entire game.
That meeting, in 2006, was the Catamounts' last loss in Boston. Vermont's last three trips to Beantown involved one Marqus Blakely, the most dangerous man in America East. As a freshman, Blakely was still a supporting act, but Chris Holm & Co. managed to escape The Roof with a two-point win. The past two years have produced nearly identical results: 70-57 and 70-56, both in favor of the boys from Burlington.
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