The CCNY Beavers lost a tough one against Lehman College, 85-80. City started the game strong by grabbing an early lead 7-2. They looked pretty good shooting behind the arc. After Lehman’s timeout, they responded with a vengeance. They tool their first lead of the game, 10-9 during the 14 minute mark. Both teams went back and forth and exchanging leads throughout the first half. … Continue reading Beavers Came Up Short Against Lehman
Welcome to another edition of Miguel’s Friday Thoughts. I will discuss about the latest of Dennis Wideman’s vicious actions and the NBA All-Star reserve selections. Calgary Flames defenseman Dennis Wideman, who cross-checked a linesman during his team’s home loss to Nashville on Wednesday, has been suspended pending a hearing with the NHL next week. This is absolutely classless and disgraceful. There is no reason at all … Continue reading Miguel’s Friday Thoughts
The City College of New York men’s basketball team defeated Hunter College 84-73 on Wednesday night at the Hunter Sportsplex in New York, New York. After being down by as much as 21 points, Hunter College closed the deficit to just eight with two minutes to play, but eventually couldn’t hold on. CCNY started the game off on a quick 6-0 run. Hunter put up a … Continue reading Beavers Hot Hand Too Much For Hunter College
Men’s Basketball team City College of New York Beavers hang on to defeat York College 76-71. City struggled in the first couple of minutes of the first half. They couldn’t get a basket to go in. York started with a 6-0 run. After the timeout, City got into the rhythm and began to play some very good basketball. They kept driving to the basket and … Continue reading CCNY Beavers Hangs On To York College
It’s Friday! It’s time for Miguel’s Friday Thoughts. Today, we remember two anniversaries that happen in sports on this date: Kobe 81-point performance against the Toronto Raptors and Giants defeating the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game. It’s hard to believe that it has been 10 years since we witness one of the greatest performances in NBA history. Kobe Bryant in his prime was not … Continue reading Miguel’s Friday Thoughts
It is the time for Miguel’s Friday Thoughts. It has been an exciting week for sports. It will continue to be that way with this weekend’s divisional playoff games. Before going further with that, let’s all wish the best to ESPN reporter Chris Mortensen who is diagnosed with throat cancer. We all wish him the best and hopefully he can beat this awful disease. Nobody deserves … Continue reading Miguel’s Friday Thoughts
A game that started lopsided, turned into arguably the greatest basketball game of the season for both Connecticut and City College. At the beginning of the first half, City took control over the game. They were making Connecticut play City College basketball. City led as many as 16 in the first half. However, Connecticut would not go away quietly. They refused to allow City to take them as … Continue reading Connecticut Wins It With A Buzzer-Beater
The City College of New York Men’s Basketball team looked completely hungry from the start of the game. City started the game off with an up-tempo pace and were unstoppable from the three point line. They led 22-5 with 12:45 in the first half. Medgar Evers made a little run 10-2 run in the half but there was no stopping the Beavers tonight. They kept pounding Medgar Evers with … Continue reading Beavers Thrashes Medgar Evers
This is the debut of Miguel’s Friday Thoughts. Every Friday, I will be giving my intake on what’s going on around the sports world. Let’s kick things off with the wild-card playoff matchups for this weekend. The first matchup is between the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans. As much as I like JJ Watt but the Chiefs will be the commander-in-chief for this game. … Continue reading Miguel’s Friday Thoughts Debut
Columbia Lions head coach Kyle Smith have taken the Men’s basketball team from nothing to something since he walked into the door in 2010. Before his arrival, Columbia struggled to maintain a winning record. Seven coaches have come and gone since Columbia won the Ivy Crown in 1968. Columbia was 86–108 in seven years under coach Joe Jones. A lot of losing, a lot of … Continue reading Kyle Smith’s Impact on Columbia
