37 seconds was all the Pirates led tonight but that was all that they needed to pull out a 59-55 win over Rhode Island in the consolation game of the Hall of Fame Tip-off. With the Hall down one in the final minute junior Fuquan Edwin made the driving layup to give the Hall their first lead at 56-55.
Coming off their first loss of the season the Pirates come back on the court Sunday to face the Rhode Island Rams in the consolation game of the Hall of Fame Tip-off at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut. The loss dropped the Pirates to 2-1.
Sophomore forward Brandon Mobley will miss a significant amount of time according to head coach after leaving the game against Washington in the third minute with a left knee injury.
Following a script much like last night, the Pirates go into the locker room at half trailing, this time to Rhode Island 32-23.
Despite erasing an 18-point second half deficit, the men's basketball team lost its first game of the season on Saturday night,84-73, to the Washington Huskies at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn.
Newcomers to the Pirates basketball team, juniors Eugene Teague and Brian Oliver, have helped lead the team to a 2-0 record. They have finally made their long awaited return to the court, after sitting out last season due to NCAA transfer regulations.
The Seton Hall women's basketball team was handed their first loss of the season by the Temple Owl's, 54-38, in their first road game.
Heading into the bracket part of the Hall of Fame Tip-off against Washington on Saturday, the Pirates hold a 2-0 record following wins against UMKC and Norfolk State.
The women's basketball team will travel to Ann Arbor to take on the University of Michigan on Monday.
For the typical Seton Hall junior, their roommate is a good friend they've met through their first years of college. They know how to make each other angry, happy, and know what's best for each other. However, junior swimmers Jane Ehret and Kerrie Kolackovsky aren't exactly the typical roommates.
Women's basketball head coach Anne Donovan announced on Wednesday the signing of a National Letter of Intent by two recruits for the 2013-14 season.
After opening their season with a win last Friday night, the Pirates secured another victory Monday night against Norfolk State 78-65.
The women's basketball team won its second consecutive game to start its season, dropping the Lafayette Leopards 60-54.
The men's basketball team leads the UMKC Roos in the season opener, 34-22, at halftime at Walsh Gymnasium.
In front of a sold out crowd at Walsh Gymnasium, the men's basketball team blew out the UMKC Roos by 39 points, 75-36, in its season opener on Friday night.
After taking back the lead early in the second half, the Pirates held off NJIT to grab the win in the season opener, 69-66, despite NJIT tying it up multiple times with only minutes left in the game.
In the week of the men's basketball season opener against UMKC, the Pirates might receive some good news. Sophomore point guard Aaron Cosby could potentially play in the first game of the season after suffering a PCL injury in practice.
The women's swimming and diving teams looked impressive in their meet over the weekend against Providence College as it cruised to victory, 176-99, remaining perfect at 6-0.
The men's basketball team will suit up for the first time as the Pirates tip off the 2012-13 season against the UMKC Kangaroos, Friday night. The Pirates are coming off a 21 win season while UMKC went 10-21 last season.
The 2012 season ended for the men's soccer team on Nov. 1 in the first round of the Big East Championships with a 3-1 loss to Villanova on the road.
Solutions by The State News