The Big East Conference has released the home and away matchups for the upcoming men's basketball season. Below are the games that Seton Hall will be playing. Dates and times will be released later this summer, as will the out-of-conference schedule.
At June's 2009 Major League Baseball Amateur draft, the Pirates had two players chosen in pitchers Sean Black and Keith Cantwell.
The Paterson Catholic connection between Fuquan Edwin and sophomore guard Jordan Theodore can soon continue at the collegiate level.Edwin signed on to become the first member of head coach Bobby Gonzalez's 2010 recruiting class last week, choosing the Hall over Providence according to several local media sources.The six-foot-six-inch forward is entering his senior season at Paterson Catholic, the defending Passaic County champions, and had played with Theodore during his (Edwin's) underclassman years."Position wise, I'm going to be a two/three, and I'm going to pick up right after Jeremy Hazell," Edwin said in an interview on Zagsblog.com.Edwin, nicknamed "The Finisher" by local recruiting media, averaged 15.5 points per game last season.Brian Wisowaty can be reached at brian.wisowaty@student.shu.edu.
Assistant women's basketball coach Marlin Chinn has left the team for the same position at the University of Maryland, as announced by Terrapins head coach Brenda Frese on Tuesday.
The transfer wire continues to be an underlying theme of recent Seton Hall basketball teams.
Needing to win their last series against the Cincinnati Bearcats, the Pirates lost two out of three games and fell just short of the 2009 Big East Championship Tournament.
The Richie Regan Recreational Center is home to the finest exercise and recreational facilities on campus. Located just behind the library on Seton Drive, the "Rec Center" allows the students of Seton Hall to stay in shape with full use of five basketball courts, a track, gym, racquetball court, sauna, and pool.
The 2009 soccer seasons seem promising in the wake of nationally recognized recruits joining the Hall. The men's and women's soccer teams ended their seasons at 6-8-4 (2-5-4) and 5-11-2 (1-9-1) respectively and are looking for the chance to compete in the Big East Tournament and beyond this year.
In one recruit, men's basketball head coach Bobby Gonzalez seemingly filled two crucial spots on his roster: a reserve power forward, and the other in having a newcomer with a full four years of NCAA eligibility.
After a 17-15, 7-11 year in 2008-2009 in which the men's basketball team added two benchmark recruits for future improvement, the fourth year of head coach Bobby Gonzalez's time at Seton Hall is already surrounded with hype and speculation months before it gets underway.
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