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HPU men's coach retires Coach Charles Pattillo, head coach of the Howard Payne Yellow Jackets men’s basketball team, is retiring from coaching effective immediately. He informed the university of his decision today. A 1965 graduate of the University, this was Pattillo’s 16th year as the Yellow Jackets head coach. He leaves with a career record of 173-186. During the mid 90s, his teams won three straight Conference Championships earning them appearances in the NAIA National Tournament every year. In the 2005-2006 season, the Jackets went 20-7, won the ASC West Division Championship and hosted an ASC Conference tournament for the first time in school history. Last year Howard Payne upset ASC East No. 1 seed Mississippi College in the first round of the ASC tournament. HPU President Lanny Hall said, “Coach Pattillo has had a distinguished career in coaching and is leaving an indelible imprint on the men’s basketball program at Howard Payne. A graduate and former Howard Payne player, Coach Pattillo loves his alma mater and has given much back to the institution by providing excellent leadership and direction to the men’s basketball program for 16 years.” Howard Payne is 0-4 pending tonight’s game at the University of Ozarks. The University expects to name an interim head coach soon. | |||
| Permalink | Dec 4, 2008 | |||
Geneseo wins on circus shot &&f-boxr&&Scott Morton appears to have made Geneseo State a household name, after his three-pointer gave the Knights a lead, then his over-the-back-of-the-head tip-in finished Oswego State off for an 85-84 win. Highlights and interview from ESPN's First Take. Geneseo, which received votes in this week's D3hoops.com Top 25, improved to 4-1 with its only loss coming Nov. 22 at current No. 9 Gettysburg. | |||
| Permalink | Dec 3, 2008 | |||
NCAA expands men's tourney to 60 teams The Division III men's basketball NCAA Tournament is expanding from 59 to 60 teams this season, according to a memo the association sent Division III member schools this afternoon. There are 39 automatic bids for the 2009 tournament, with the Northern Athletics Conference qualifying for an automatic bid for the first time after the NATHC's two-year waiting period. There are four bids set aside in Pool B for teams not in one of those 39 conferences, with the remaining 17 bids (Pool C) as true at-large berths. | |||
| Permalink | Dec 2, 2008 | |||
Mount Union beats buzzer to improve to 5-0 Westminster (Pa.) rallied from a 14-point deficit to tie the game in the closing seconds, but Chris Switzer hit a 35-footer at the buzzer to lift Mount Union to a 75-72 win on the road on Monday night. For Mount Union, it's win No. 5 against no defeats on the season, while for Switzer, it was a memorable night that started with his scoring his 1,000th point. The Purple Raiders were 9-17 last season. Full story. On its last night in the Top 25, Mary Hardin-Baylor finally got its first win of the season, beating University of the Ozarks 83-69. The first regular-season D3hoops.com Top 25 has been released, after an extra-long November that results in wholesale changes in the men's poll. McMurry's women improved to 3-1 with a 79-75 home win in their ASC opener against Mississippi College. St. Norbert lost at Division II Northern Michigan. The Green Knights are 2-2 with the other loss coming to UW-Eau Claire. Alfred beat Medaille 58-54 and improved to 5-1 behind 21 points from sophomore transfer Lyndsay Murphy, who came over from St. John Fisher. Murphy's dad, Dave Murphy, is Alfred's head women's coach after spending 13 season as head men's coach. Monday's women's scores. | |||
| Permalink | Dec 1, 2008 | |||
Platteville remains unbeaten Already with an exhibition win against a legit D-I squad under its belt, UW-Platteville added a notable Division III triumph to its ledger, as the No. 7 ranked Pioneers topped No. 21 Wooster, 76-67, in the Hanover Tournament. Guards Mike Shaw and Curt Hanson combined for 43 points, while all-American center Jeff Skemp had 18 points. They'll draw Indiana-Southeast Sunday, which beat Hanover in the tournament's other game. Brian Centella's basket with four seconds left in double overtime gave Loras a 64-62 win over No. 21 Chicago. The Maroons, the defending UAA champs, amazingly are 0-5, with four heartbreaking losses by single digits. No. 24 Virginia Wesleyan fell to 3-3, losing to Eastern Mennonite. In women's action, UW-Platteville's women didn't have the same good fortune as the men. No. 19 Simpson went 17-for-17 from the free throw line and won easily, 89-54, in the Buena Vista Classic. No. 1 UW-Whitewater did beat a team from Iowa, topping Loras, 86--74. Elsewhere in men's action, Ithaca improved to 5-0, beating Baldwin-Wallace, 97-75 in Allegheny's tournament. Gustavus Adolphus couldn't do what St. Thomas did last year, losing to Division II champ Winona State, 75-59. More men's and women's scores on the scoreboard. | |||
| Permalink | Nov 29, 2008 | |||
Lehman hands DePauw another L Lehman dealt the No. 3 DePauw women their second loss of the season and the No. 1 Wash U men survived Aurora in overtime as Division III basketball got back underway with a limited slate on Friday night after the Thanksgiving holiday. Sally Nnamani had 18 points and 11 rebounds while Tonisha Kirby scored a game-high 22 points in the win. DePauw standout Cassie Pruzin was just 2-for-12 from the floor in the loss. Zach Kelly had another career-high, scoring 25 points and adding 10 rebounds for the defending national champion Bears in a 97-89 win. Wash U survived a 1-for-7 drought to open the first half and a 1-for-11 drought to end the half. Friday's men's scores. Roanoke's men improved to 4-1 with a 90-81 win against Christopher Newport, while Andy Meier scored 26 to lead Cal Lutheran (3-0) to a 76-70 win against George Fox. | |||
| Permalink | Nov 28, 2008 | |||
Feast or famine The last busy night before Thanksgiving has some ranked teams rolling into the holiday and others hoping to fill their stomachs and clear their minds after a rough start. No. 3 Wheaton cruised past Loras 81-52 in a game the Thunder never trailed and often dominated. Wheaton held a 17-point lead at the half and pushed the advantage as high as 31. Andy Wiele filled his plate with 18 points and 13 rebounds in the victory. No. 25 Elms held off Westfield State 91-86 in an early battle of unbeaten New England teams. Juan Galdon scored 22 points for the Blazers who improved to 5-0. No. 5 St. Thomas stayed unbeaten after its successful California trip, defeating UW-River Falls 75-61. Nick Allen nailed a jump shot with seven seconds left to push No. 7 UW-Platteville past Anderson 68-66. Preseason All-American Jeff Skemp scored 29 points including the 1,000th of his career. WPI isn’t ranked yet but might be soon. The Engineers followed up their back-to-back wins over Top 25 teams with a dramatic victory over Lasell 78-77. Ben Etten’s jumper with seven seconds moves WPI to 5-0. In women’s action, Moravian stifled No. 9 DeSales, holding the Bulldogs to just 33 percent shooting from the scored 18 points for the Greyhounds. Heather Witt had four steals in a five minute span as No. 25 UW-Eau Claire topped No. 17 St. Norbert 66-57. More women's scores. | |||
| Permalink | Nov 25, 2008 | |||
Wash U survives 1-2 battle ROCK ISLAND, Ill. -- Aaron Thompson scored 26 points on 10-for-18 shooting and Zach Kelly added a career-high 19 as No. 1 Washington-St. Louis outlasted No. 2 Augustana 87-82 in overtime Saturday night. The game, which was the first in the newly renovated Roy J. Carver Center at Augustana, featured 15 ties and 11 lead changes as the defending men's champs survived their first big test of the season. Wash U improved to 3-0, while Augustana fell to 2-1. Photo gallery. Saturday's men's scores. WPI pulled off its second Top 25 upset of the young season behind 15 points from Jerome Kirkland in beating Brandeis 78-64. In women's action, No. 10 Illinois Wesleyan beat No. 6 Washington U. 71-69. Cal Lutheran hit a three-pointer with one second left to beat Cal State-East Bay 104-103. Jill Anelauskas scored 18 points as Bowdoin won in coach Adrienne Shibles' debut, beating Western Connecticut 75-45. Saturday's women's scores. | |||
| Permalink | Nov 22, 2008 | |||
Got his shot back Around the Nation Sean Wallis isn't the only prominent player to be returning from an injury-shortened season. In fact, two of them will be facing off against each other in a key early-season matchup on D3hoopsNet when No. 2 Augustana hosts No. 1 Wash U. For Augustana, the player making a comeback is Jordan Delp, and he's done so in a big way so far for the Vikings. More in this week's Around the Nation. Meanwhile, it's been an extra-long offseason for Hope, about two weeks longer than they might have wanted. That and more in this week's Around the Nation. | |||
| Permalink | Nov 21, 2008 | |||
Set Lasers to stun So much for easing into the new season. The first midweek games of the 2008-2009 campaign already included thrilling finishes and surprising upsets. None were more surprising than Lasell shocking No. 9 Brandeis 68-66 in a rematch of last year’s second round men’s tournament game on Tuesday night. Junior Sandival scored 23 points on seven three-pointers for the Lasers who shot 61 percent in the second half. Preseason All-American Steve DeLuca scored 16 points in his first game back after missing all of last season with an injury. Lasell won the GNAC last season and was picked third in the preseason coaches’ poll behind Emmanuel and Emerson. Tuesday night was also unkind to No. 10 Mary Hardin-Baylor. Nick Caputo scored 24 points and Southwestern hit its free throws to hold the Crusaders at arm's length in a 75-68 victory. Dane Seckar-Anderson scored 29 points, 15 from the free throw line, as UW-Oshkosh defeated No. 19 Lawrence 84-81. Alex Lloyd hit a lay-up at the buzzer to lift No. 13 Centre over Maryville (Tenn.) 73-71. In women's action, Mount St. Mary bounced back from its opening loss to beat No. 18 New Jersey 59-55 on Tuesday night. Hillary Klimowicz tallied 17 points, 15 rebounds and four rebounds for the Lions in the loss. No. 2 Oglethorpe raced past Piedmont 91-67, easily winning a rematch of last year's tournament game. The Petrels outscored the Lions 22-0 in fast break points. More men’s and women’s scores from Wednesday night. | |||
| Permalink | Nov 19, 2008 | |||
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