The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) announced its 2026 Division I Men’s Basketball All-ECAC Teams and major award winners on Wednesday, with Seton Hall men’s basketball Head Coach Shaheen Holloway named its Coach of the Year.
As one of the hardest-working figures in sports media, Stephen A. Smith’s workday rarely ends when he’s off the air—especially when given the chance to pay it forward.
The closest students at Seton Hall could get to ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith was on the television screens in the University Center (UC)—until now.
Seton Hall women’s basketball entered the postseason with hopes of a deep tournament run—until a ghost from their regular season past came back to haunt them.
Stephen A. Smith, one of the most prominent voices in sports media, will visit Seton Hall on Tuesday, March 24, the university announced in a press release on Thursday.
Already named both the AP’s BIG EAST Coach of the Year and the unanimous BIG EAST Coach of the Year, Seton Hall men’s basketball head coach Shaheen Holloway added a third accolade this season on Tuesday by being named the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Mid-Atlantic District Co-Coach of the Year. The honors were voted on by NABC-member coaches across NCAA Division I college basketball.
On Monday, the BIG EAST named Seton Hall softball’s Karissa Dupuis and Lea Kosinski to its Weekly Honor Roll.
After learning that 21 wins on Selection Sunday (somehow) wasn't enough for an NCAA Tournament bid, Seton Hall men’s basketball head coach Shaheen Holloway was faced with a decision—to play or not to play in the College Basketball Crown Tournament, in which the Pirates had a spot waiting for them.
With the conclusion of conference tournaments across the country Sunday night, CBS aired its annual “Selection Sunday Show,” where the NCAA Tournament’s 68-team bracket is revealed—with Seton Hall men’s basketball not being included.
At the conclusion of the BIG EAST Tournament’s Championship Game on Saturday night, Seton Hall men’s basketball junior guard Adam “Budd” Clark was named one of five members of the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team.
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