
Sam Federman
MAAC and NY Hoops Writer at Mid-Major Madness
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1 week ago |
nunesmagician.com | Sam Federman
Brett Davis-Imagn Images Syracuse Orange men’s basketball’s third transfer acquisition of the 2025-26 cycle was Georgia Tech point guard Naithan George. After last season’s failed experiment of Jaquan Carlos – a proven stud point guard at the mid-major level – as the Orange’s primary ball handler and distributor, George is the response to that.
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1 week ago |
nunesmagician.com | Sam Federman
Photo by John Byrum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Syracuse Orange men’s basketball finally has its big man insurance policy for 2025-26. 6 foot 11, 240-pound 2025 prospect Tiefing Diawara has committed to the Orange after playing last season for DME Academy’s postgrad team at St. John’s Northwestern in Wisconsin, per multiple reports. The 19 year old hails from Mali, and moved to the United States last year after playing for Orange1 Bassano in Italy for a few years.
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2 weeks ago |
midmajormadness.com | Sam Federman
James Snook-Imagn Images The night before his second game as Eastern Washington’s head coach, David Riley had some free time, so he flipped on ESPN+ to watch his old boss, Shantay Legans, in his second game as Portland’s lead man. It was a mostly non-competitive game. Portland dropped 122 points, including 65 in the second half, to cruise to a win over Division III Willamette.
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4 weeks 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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4 weeks 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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