I don't know if they should, but I think they definitely could. If they win 20ish games and at least get to the CAA semis, would be very hard to complain considering where they came from. Is the CAA going to be much better in 15-16? I know Hofstra will be. Unrelated, did Adam Savion not make the cut...

I get what they tried to do with the students last year. It didn't work, but I get what they were going for. To their credit, rather than still trying to jam the square peg in, they fixed it for this year.

Stu, I not only expect you there, I expect you there hitting some three pointers.

Got this email (as I'm sure 95% of you did) SAVE THE DATE: Meet The Coaches And Basketball Teams & Midnight Madness SPECIAL INVITATION The Hofstra University Department of Athletics invites you to join us for Meet The Coaches Night and to help welcome back Midnight Madness to the David S. Mack S...

Is a Hofstra grad. More good press.

Jay Hernandez (from like 15 years ago... that's sad) has been named an assistant coach with the Orlando Magic.

Yikes, Sacred Heart. I missed that. So he went from saying he was going to a DII school to saying he was going to LIU to ending up at Sacred Heart? Barely an upgrade no matter which way you go.

I don't know why exactly, but they announced it back in March, so it wasn't a big surprise. He said he was going to a DII school, but ended up at LIU, where they basically are starting over as well. I guess he figured he wouldn't get too much time on the court at Hofstra, so he'll make a go of it th...

Heck of a comeback. I realize the competition isn't as good, but still, a 9-1 win over anyone is something.

He had Jenna Borresen play up front towards the end, so it looks like the splitting of time in goal is done for the moment.

Part if the reseating also I would imagine has to do with moving the benches. If you like sitting behind the benches, you would have to move. If you want it be closer to the Pride Lounge, now's your chance to do that.

What they didn't say is which side Hofstra will be on. Do they stay on the west side (which I imagine they will, considering where their locker room is)? And were the women on the east side, or did they switch over at some point?

Yeah, no Cablevision where I live. Oh well. I'm glad to see they get some national games though. Hopefully some good crowds to go with it.

I just got FiOS, so if anything I hope that re-up that deal.

I think they just want this team to win some games, no matter who they're against. Four straight under .500 seasons would be really bad. Put up 17 wins or so and then toughen it up next year.

That's some serious travel right the the beginning of January.

Very different looking schedule than in past years. The competition isn't all that great, but the schedule itself seems pretty demanding. Let's see how they do.

So they moved the blood drive to outside the Stadium without notice, which confused a bunch of people. They drew a reported 11k, which is a lot lower than I would have thought for a really night LI night.

I can't think of any local schools that do. Seton Hall practices on campus and play their games at the Prudential Center, but that's about it. I know Rutgers is talking about one, but that's been years in the works.

Wasn't able to make it. Just had some info on the game from friends.

Jenna Borresen started in net and gave up the one rebound goal in 70-75 minutes or so. Melissa Kress I believe came in for the last few minutes and gave up the last three.

I agree with the last sentence (I mean I agree with all of it, but specifically that one). The numbers weren't that far off. But watching them play (and I was at most games this year) it just felt like Hofstra's opponents were all having the goaltending performance of their lives.