On Senior Day, the regular-season finale for the men's basketball team held this past Sunday, the Judges cruised to a 92-53 romping over the visiting New York University Violets at the Red Auerbach Arena.
After a tough three game conference losing streak, the men's basketball team got back on track with two University Athletic Association home victories over the weekend, cruising against Case Western Reserve University by an 85-74 margin on Friday and routing Carnegie Mellon University by an 87-62 margin on Sunday. The Judges are now 11-9 overall and 3-6 in UAA play. Forward Ishmael Kalilou '15 maintained that the victories came from improved play by the Judges. "The losses came from our own mistakes that we could correct, and we learned a lot from those losses," he said.
The men's basketball team could not quite get over the hump yet again this past weekend, falling 74-66 on the road to Case Western Reserve University on Friday and 77-75 to Carnegie Mellon University on Sunday.
HOOPcoming and Alumni Family Day brought two exciting men's basketball games to Red Auerbach Arena this weekend, though Brandeis could only come away with a single victory.
The men's basketball team this weekend lost by just 10 points in two different high-scoring University Athletic Association contests throughout the Midwest.
Despite a strong first half from guards Derek Retos '14 and Ben Bartoldus '14, the men's basketball team suffered a 64-58 defeat to the New York University Violets in their first University Athletic Association matchup of the season.
The men's basketball team entered Saturday's game against Rhode Island College at a critical crossroad.
The men's basketball season started off with a bang on Saturday, as the Judges dominated on both sides of the ball during a 111-59 victory over the Curry College Colonels at the Red Auerbach Arena.
Three years ago, coach Brian Meehan brought in 10 first-years to revamp the men's basketball program.
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