Daily Word: On the Road

Our home for the next three days.

We (Bryan and John) are coming to you today live from the NCAA Headquarters in Indianapolis. Interns just like us from all around the country are gathering at the home of college sports from today until Friday to hear from distinguished speakers who boast a variety of impressive credentials. Today was our travel day so the blog will be a bit abbreviated, but look forward to getting your conference wrap up tomorrow and the Friday Fives the day after. Until then, let's wrap up the action from last night and visit the usual array of links.

Box Scores, Recaps and Highlights

Men's Basketball

Stony Brook 65, at Albany 49: Box/Recap

• Top Performer
• Anthony Jackson (SBU): 14 points (5-12 FG; 3-7 3FG; 1-2 FT), 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal
• Big Stat
• The Stony Brook defense clamped down big time in the second half, holding Albany to just 5-21 shooting from the floor. The Seawolves went into the break clinging to a six point lead but opened it up by outscoring the Great Danes 30-20 in the final 20 minutes.
• Supporting Cast
• Peter Hooley had an impressive game for Albany, racking up 17 points and three assists. For Stony Brook, Jameel Warney chipped in a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds while Tommy Brenton also had 10 points in the win.
• Local Media
• Newsday

Women's Basketball

at New Hampshire 61, Maine 54: Box/Recap/Highlights

• Top Performer
• Kaylee Kilpatrick (UNH): 16 points (6-11 FG; 4-5 FT), 4 rebounds, 4 blocks, 3 assists, 2 steals
• Big Stat
• New Hampshire did a great job distributing the basketball and getting everyone involved in the offense, as evidenced by the 15 assists on 23 field goals. Three Wildcats had at least three assists, led by Morgan Frame (4) and Ariel Gaston (4).
• Supporting Cast
• Cari Reed also chipped in 16 points for the Wildcats while Morgan Frame racked up 12 rebounds. For the Black Bears, Liz Wood struggled from the field but still had 12 points. Maine was led by Corinne Wellington and her 14 points.
• Local Media
• Bangor Daily News

Linked Up

The latest women's mid-major top 25 includes three America East squads.

Dr. Charles Brown announced his retirement from his post of Athletic Director at UMBC.

The recently names U.S. National women's lacrosse team has a pair of America East ties.

Check out one of our president spots to be featured on ESPN3 games. This one features Binghamton!

Speaking of Binghamton, check out the promo for the men's game tonight between the Bearcats and UMBC.