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Sports fans across the globe connect through the product on the field or court but can also connect off the field. The thrill extends far beyond the crowd, as many sports fans desire to own a piece of history through collecting sports memorabilia.
Courageous individuals have dared to challenge order for centuries, from Muhammad Ali and his banishment from boxing to Alyssa Nakken, the first female on-field coach in MLB history. These trailblazers have paved the way for progress and change, both inside the sports world and out.
The Seton Hall men’s basketball program accepted an invitation to the National Invitation Tournament, though it was believed by many BIG EAST and national college basketball reporters that the Pirates deserved a spot in the NCAA’s March Madness tournament.
Following controversy around the BIG EAST conference and the selection of teams for the NCAA March Madness Tournament, the Seton Hall men’s basketball program accepted an invitation to the National Invitation Tournament (NIT).
College basketball, more specifically its atmosphere, can be boiled down to one factor: the fans. The term “home court advantage” itself, which is otherwise known as the benefit of the home team over the visitor, personifies the impact that sports enthusiasts have on the product seen on the court.
10. Pirates win first Men’s NIT Championship (1953)
Sports have been my passion for as long as I remember, from tee ball in kindergarten to basketball from third grade and beyond. Getting ready for each game was exhilarating, and led me to fall further in love.
Following their comeback victory against St. John’s on Feb. 18th, Seton Hall returned home to host the Butler Bulldogs on Seton Hall vs. Cancer night, as the Pirates looked to extend its win streak to three.
The men’s basketball team hosted the Xavier Musketeers, as it hoped to avenge the 74-54 loss that Seton Hall incurred last time the two teams matched up at the Cintas Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Head coach Shaheen Holloway and the men’s basketball team looked to stay hot en route to a 4-0 start for the first time since the 2017-18 campaign, as the Pirates hosted the Wagner Seahawks. Former Seton Hall guard and assistant coach Donald Copeland leads the Seahawks as one of five alumni to coach a Division I program, which is the second most in the NCAA.
The Seton Hall Pirates hosted the Northeastern Huskies on Nov. 29 at the Prudential Center in what was the biggest student turnout so far this season, and for good reason. The Hall left the Prudential Center with an impressive 88-75 victory to continue their dominance at home.
The Seton Hall Pirates men’s basketball team opened the 2023-24 college basketball season at the Prudential Center, hosting the Saint Peter’s Peacocks on Monday. Coming into the matchup, the Pirates looked to extend their 13-game home opener win streak.
Seton Hall Athletics brought loads of energy to the University Center on Oct. 5 for a Happy Hour hosted by men’s basketball head coach Shaheen Holloway. Many were able to spin the prize wheel, featuring prizes such as a free student season ticket for the 2023-24 campaign or a Starbucks gift card.
It isn’t every day that a bona fide legend comes to your college campus to speak to and inspire students with stories of hope, hardship and history. With many professors and administrators having a plethora of experience in the sports management and media world, this becomes a lot more imaginable when you attend Seton Hall.
In a shocking turn of events, Seton Hall women’s basketball star and Nancy Lieberman Award finalist Lauren Park-Lane has entered her name into the transfer portal, she announced in an Instagram post Friday afternoon.
Seton Hall standout forward/center Tyrese Samuel has decided to enter his name into the 2023 NBA Draft while maintaining his college eligibility, per Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports. His name will also be put into the transfer portal.
Following the 72-54 loss to Syracuse in the second round of the WNIT, the Seton Hall women’s basketball team is beginning to look different already as two players have entered the transfer portal.
After his third season in the Pirates blue, senior Tray Jackson has decided to enter the transfer portal as a graduate transfer. He becomes the first Seton Hall player to announce his departure following the NIT loss to Colorado.
Following their departure from the Big East tournament after a loss against DePaul, Seton Hall accepted a bid to play in the NIT. They drew the Colorado Buffaloes as their first opponent, and, despite short notice, traveled over 2,000 miles to play at 11:00 pm EST on Tuesday.
The Pirates softball team travelled to Lubbock, Texas over the weekend for the Jeannine McHaney Memorial Classic, in which they faced off against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, North Dakota Fighting Hawks, and the host, Texas Tech Red Raiders. The Pirates arrived with a 4-5 record in this early stage of the season and looked to turn heads.
Solutions by The State News