Eric Laster is Loyola's (MD) leading scorer however Tuesday night against Columbia the Lions had held Laster without a field goal until the last possible second of the game.
Laster's buzzer beater gave the Greyhounds a 64-62 win over Columbia and ended the Greyhounds three game losing streak.
Showing posts with label Columbia University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Columbia University. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Buzzer Beater: Maodo Lo's Game Winner Advances Columbia In The CollegeInsider.com Tournament
We have our first "One Shining Moment" in college basketball and in comes from the CollegeInsider.com post season tournament.
Columbia's Maodo Lo nailed a step back jumper at the buzzer as the Lions defeated Valparaiso 58-56 in the first round of the CIT.
Thanks Valpo Athletics
[Note: Lo's buzzer beater occurs at 3:23]
Lo finished with 13 points, eight rebounds and 5 assists.
Cory Osetkowski led the Lions in scoring with a career high 21 points.
Columbia's Maodo Lo nailed a step back jumper at the buzzer as the Lions defeated Valparaiso 58-56 in the first round of the CIT.
Thanks Valpo Athletics
[Note: Lo's buzzer beater occurs at 3:23]
Lo finished with 13 points, eight rebounds and 5 assists.
Cory Osetkowski led the Lions in scoring with a career high 21 points.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
OSG Buzzer Beater: Penn With A Creative One To Defeat Columbia
Penn head coach Jerome Allen drew up a great inbounds play for the Quakers with 1.5. seconds left. Penn excuted that play perfectly. You expect that with Ivy Leaguers.
Here's Penn's buzzer beater. (Thanks Penn Sports Network)
The win puts Penn in second place in the Ivy League at 7-2, 15-11 overall.
Here's Penn's buzzer beater. (Thanks Penn Sports Network)
The win puts Penn in second place in the Ivy League at 7-2, 15-11 overall.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Columbia Band Banned For Fight Song Change
The Columbia University marching band has been banned from performing at their home finale against Brown after poking fun at the team following their 62-41 defeat last weekend at Cornell.
Here's the highlights, thanks to Cornell...
After every game, win or lose, the Columbia band plays the school fight song, "Roar, Lion, Roar." Last Saturday, the band changed the lyrics to fit the team's 0-9 this season.
They changed the lyrics to: "We always lose, lose, lose; by a lot, and sometimes by a little," according to an article in the Columbia Spectator, the school's student newspaper.
"Our football players, coaches, alumni, parents are extremely hurt, disappointed and angry by the band's behavior at Cornell," Columbia athletic director Dr. M. Dianne Murphy told the paper.
"Because of the band's disrespect for the feelings and efforts of their classmates and fellow Columbians, we believe that allowing the band the opportunity to perform at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium on Saturday undermines the University's institutional support for our football team."
Here's the highlights, thanks to Cornell...
After every game, win or lose, the Columbia band plays the school fight song, "Roar, Lion, Roar." Last Saturday, the band changed the lyrics to fit the team's 0-9 this season.
They changed the lyrics to: "We always lose, lose, lose; by a lot, and sometimes by a little," according to an article in the Columbia Spectator, the school's student newspaper.
"Our football players, coaches, alumni, parents are extremely hurt, disappointed and angry by the band's behavior at Cornell," Columbia athletic director Dr. M. Dianne Murphy told the paper.
"Because of the band's disrespect for the feelings and efforts of their classmates and fellow Columbians, we believe that allowing the band the opportunity to perform at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium on Saturday undermines the University's institutional support for our football team."
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