Saturday, October 31, 2009
A conversation with UMass wide receiver Victor Cruz highlight's this week's UMass sports podcast.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
UMass got bad news on the recruiting front as Florida big man Cady Lalane, who'd been a Minuteman top target, chose Georgia.
Monday, October 26, 2009
How far do you drop the Minutemen for losing to a team everyone loses to? Does it matter that they didn't look very good in that loss? That their running backs are hurt and that the quarterback spot is a question mark?
The answers: Three spots. Yes and Yes.
1. Richmond
2. Montana
3. Southern Illinois
4. Elon
5. Stephen F. Austin
6. Villanova
7. William & Mary
8. New Hampshire
9. Appalachian St.
10. Cal Poly
11. South Carolina St.
12. McNeese St.
13. South Dakota St.
14. Northern Iowa
15. Delaware
16. Central Arkansas
17. Weber St.
18. Jacksonville St.
19. Massachusetts
20. Holy Cross
21. Eastern Illinois
22. Lafayette
23. Colgate
24. Northern Arizona
25. Harvard
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Maine's Adam Shemansky, the freshman forward who left Friday's game with UMass on a stretcher after suffereing a neck injury, was not only O.K., but good enough to play in the Black Bears' loss to New Hampshire.
From the Portland Press Herald Blog:
Freshman forward Adam Shemansky returned to the ice less than 24
hours after he was taken off the ice on a stretcher Friday night at
Massachusetts, the result of being hit from behind into the boards.
"I got treatment this morning, talked to the coach and I felt
confident I could play," Shemansky said. "I felt confident I could make
a positive impact for the team today."
