Tackling the biggest issues in sports from sports media students at Seton Hall
The 2000 NHL Draft will go down as one of the New York Rangers’ most impactful days in franchise history. No one knew it at the time. But when the Rangers drafted Henrik Lundqvist out of Are, Sweden in the 7th Round, with the 205th Overall Pick, the team’s future would forever be changed. It…
March 11 and March 12, 2020. Those were the days that leagues began shutting down as the coronavirus began to become an issue across the nation. As leagues and teams try to fill the void of the suspension of games with simulated video games or other means of entertainment, nothing can beat a live sporting…
After a month’s worth of anticipation, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) agreed to fully postpone the 2020 Tokyo olympics until 2021. After other major cancellations within the NCAA and professional leagues, the fear and sheer panic stemming from the growing cases of COVID-19. The Olympic Games had only been postponed or cancelled for war over…
With the emergence of COVID-19, a deadly pandemic that has wreaked havoc worldwide, the NCAA men’s basketball season has been cut short. Months and years of hard work put in by student-athletes ends with a state of mystery and “what-ifs.” A number of schools were having seasons to remember in men’s college basketball, notably the…
It has now been almost a year since Matthew LeMoine donned the blue and white on the track for the Seton Hall Pirates. LeMoine ran for four years at North Rockland High School in Thiells, New York, before walking on to Seton Hall’s cross-country team. While one of the top runners on his high school…
As the college basketball season rolls on, we’ve seen a strange similarity between the top teams across the nation and the top players: a theme of parity, a topic that we touched on here on a recent article. There’s been a number of teams ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll, with very few teams…
In a college basketball landscape that features prolific one-and-done freshman stars year in and year out, the Big East continues to thrive on player development and veteran success. The last one-and-done to attend a Big East School was Henry Ellenson of Marquette in 2015-16. Ellenson was drafted 18th overall in the 2016 NBA Draft to…