Red Auerbach Arena was completely empty at 3 p.m. last Friday afternoon, eerily quiet as Athletics staff members counted down the hours before over 2,000 fans would arrive for first-round NCAA Division III Tournament games.
Ever since his breakout sophomore campaign in the 2005 to 2006 season, forward Steve DeLuca '08 had been the face of Brandeis men's basketball.
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With a victory in the sixth-ranked men's basketball team's season-ending game against New York University last Saturday well in hand, coach Brian Meehan inserted little-used center John Saucier '08 into the contest to allow the Judges' five seniors to leave the court together in the final home game of their careers with a standing ovation from the 1,100-person crowd.
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Correction appendedAn intramural basketball team has been removed from the league following an altercation in which one of its players allegedly choked an opponent during the second half of a game last Thursday, Assistant Director of Athletics Tom Rand said Monday.Rand said he decided to remove the Wetmen from the league and reschedule their opponents' games after this incident involving team member Ben L.
Prior to last Saturday's Northeast Conference Meet at Boston College, men's fencing captain and foil Eugene Vortsman '08 recalled ep
A team never outright loses a game on one possession, yet one possession can be emblematic of its structural flaws.
James Liu '10 has always been a natural when it comes to competitive swimming. Less than a year after he started as a teenager, he swam the 100-meter butterfly at his first club team meet and surprised even himself by winning.
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