The Mount's first ever game versus a MAAC opponent

In just its second game All-Time, and first versus a current MAAC opponent (and Division 1 for that matter), Mount hoops fell to the Jaspers of Manhattan 26-18 in Emmitsburg on January 13, 1910 A "brilliant" Sheridan led the Mount with 7

Ryan led Manhattan with 12, while Nugent tallied 8 That 1910 Mount team, the 2nd in school history finished 4-3. It lost again the next week in Game 1 of the Catholic Clash 35-24 versus Loyola before winning 4 of 5 to conclude the season. A 58-6 win over Lebanon Valley started the run. Three wins by a combined 8 points, including a 37-34 double-overtime thriller over Baltimore City gave the Mount its second consecutive winning season The other loss was a 57-9 "guarantee" game at Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a squad that may have included Jim Thorpe. Thorpe who won gold medals in the Olympic Pentathlon and Decathlon in Stockholm two years later, the Olympic Decathlon was the only he ever competed in, was a student & athlete at Carlisle at the time He later played pro football, baseball, and basketball

Video: 2020 Wing Quinton Mincey Mount Commit

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Forgive me if I'm shellshocked over this LA deal for Machado

It just sounds a little too familiar. I was young and impressionable when Murray was shipped. Now, I'm old and grumpy. 

The New York Times Story

Howell was flipped to the Phillies for Phil Bradley, which sort of worked out.

Junior's Night - and the Twitter that came With it.

From The Sports Brings Us.....Moments Department

One last game of catch at home with my dad

A post shared by Drew Blake (@drew_blake15) on May 15, 2018 at 2:24pm PDT

 This Fairfield baseball player, playing in his final home game, hits a home run to his father standing deep in right center field.

Jeff Jacobs Hartford Courant after Jim Phelan's Final Game - Continued

Hartford Courant's Jeff Jacobs after Phelan's Final Game

Thanks @NECHoopsRon - This is top notch stuff

Junior Robinson's 2nd half in @MountAthletics win over CCSU was one to remember. #NECMBB's leading point producer scored 23 of his game-high 27 after intermission, including 5 shots from downtown, as the Mount evened their NEC record at 2-2 before a great crowd at Knott Arena. pic.twitter.com/yRvfwOtqHS

— Ron Ratner (@NECHoopsRon) January 6, 2018