
Sam Federman
MAAC and NY Hoops Writer at Mid-Major Madness
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1 week ago |
midmajormadness.com | Sam Federman
I’m Jewish, from New York, and did not even attend a religious school past elementary. I should have no input on any of this. But even I was struck by how down bad Saint Joseph’s University must be right now. For some background and a little history lesson:There are hundreds of Judeo-Christian schools in America, all from different denominations. Some schools are evangelical, some schools are Lutheran, some schools are Baptist, some non-denominational. Most of those schools are in the south.
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1 week ago |
nunesmagician.com | Sam Federman
Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images It’s never a good sign when the press release announcing transfers has to tell the fanbase explicitly to be excited about the players. A few weeks ago, that’s where Syracuse Orange women’s basketball was, having signed a few players that — while highly recruited — had not produced at a high level in college basketball.
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1 week ago |
midmajormadness.com | Sam Federman
Orlando Ramirez-Imagn Images Forty-one mid-major Division I programs across 21 of the 26 mid-major leagues have a new head coach representing their school who are tasked with working on building up a roster for the 2025-26 season. This year’s hiring cycle featured a ton of different wrinkles. The new wave of hiring coaches off of NBA staffs has gotten lots of talk, and even two mid-major programs hired coaches with primarily NBA backgrounds.
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3 weeks ago |
nunesmagician.com | Sam Federman
Kevin Neri/Statesman Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Syracuse Orange men’s basketball’s second transfer addition of the 2025-26 cycle was Oregon State wing Nate Kingz. Kingz is a sharpshooting, 6 foot 5 wing who played his first few years of college at levels below Division I. In 2024-25, he started all 31 games for the Beavers, averaging 11.8 points, 2.5 rebounds, and shooting 44.6% from three on 4.2 attempts per game.
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1 month ago |
nunesmagician.com | Sam Federman
Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Syracuse Orange men’s basketball’s first transfer acquisition of the 2025-26 cycle was UCLA big man William Kyle. Kyle is a versatile threat at the five who can guard multiple positions and a major finisher at the rim. In his only season at UCLA after transferring from South Dakota State, he averaged just 2.9 points and 1.8 rebounds per game.
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