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‘Road Worries’ back in the TD Arena

The ‘road worriers’, that is the women’s College of Charleston basketball team, found their way through a run of road wins; even picking up a home win along the way. Unfortunately, their streak of wins was trampled during a road game against Western Carolina. Just before their game against the Catamounts the Cougars headed off...

Cougar’s lost in their second OT of the season, 99-98

After 250 minutes of play, a double overtime game, and a total of 197 total game points the Elon Phoenixes grabbed their second victory this season over the Cougars, 99-98. After the long and pressing game CofC interim head coach Mark Byington gave the guys only 30 seconds to shed frustration over the game. “I...
Cougars bounce back with a win against Samford

Cougars bounce back with a win against Samford

The College of Charleston went up against Samford on Monday and came up with a road victory. The Cougar (13-9, 5-6 SoCon) looked have a challenge ahead of them since Samford (7-14, 4-6 SoCon) was coming off win against Davidson (16-5, 10-1 SoCon). The Cougar’s extinguished this momentum with a 68-53 win over Samford. This...
CofC comes up short in the game against Wofford

CofC comes up short in the game against Wofford

Today’s game was about the same thing it has ever been about, winning that last rivaled game before going into the SoCon Tournament. Wofford claimed that win this afternoon 68-59. No game comes without emotional undertones and the possibility of unexpected circumstances. Today’s game had all of these elements but magnified x10. Approximately 30 hours...

Editorial: Byington’s team

In the long line of maroon that demarcates the boundaries of John Kresse Court, there is one spot, maybe 18 inches square, that has been ground almost white. This is Bobby’s spot. This is the spot where College of Charleston head coach Bobby Cremins has stood for more than five seasons, coaching, cajoling, contemplating, as...
Byington takes reins as Cremins out indefinitely

Byington takes reins as Cremins out indefinitely

A whirlwind day of speculation and Twitter traffic ended with top assistant Mark Byington taking over the reins of the College of Charleston’s men’s basketball program, as head coach Bobby Cremins stepped aside for undisclosed medical reasons. Athletic director Joe Hull made the official announcement about Cremins’ medical leave. “Bobby Cremins is a beloved member...

Campus awaits Cremins announcement

Amid a swirl of rumors surrounding the health and coaching future of College of Charleston men’s head basketball coach Bobby Cremins, the athletic department closed this afternoon’s practice and ushered media off the floor before any players or coaches arrived. The Post and Courier’s Gene Sapakoff reported via Twitter this afternoon that Cremins, “for non-life...

CofC Men’s Basketball: Meet the Team Manager Sam Farr

CTV Reporter Sam Rahe gets an inside look at the CofC men’s basketball team with team manager, Sam Farr. Tweet

Cougars knockout Western Carolina, 54-39

The College of Charleston (5-15, 4-7 SoCon) took down Western Carolina (6-13, 1-9 SoCon) in the TD Arena; not allowing the Catamounts dip into the three game winning streak the Cougars now posses. By the half the ladies were winning by 10 points, 26-16; increasing their win to a 15 point victory over the Catamounts....

Free throws to grab a road win

The Cougars played two games this weekend that ended in a difference of one point. This time the Cougars came away victorious in a final score of 56-55. The Cougars came out slow in the first half letting the Terriers get away from them by as many as 13 points. However a 6-0 run mid...

One point in a loss against GSU

The truth is you cannot get much closer than a one point game. The women’s basketball team were unfortunately on the wrong side of that one point as they fell to Georgia Southern on Wednesday evening in the TD Arena. The final score of the game was 35-34. The game stood at 35-32 for the...

CofC Womens Basketball vs. Georgia Southern

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