Hamilton, Isenbarger make power duo at the point for the Phoenix
It’s not often where you have two point guards that can play equal minutes and both produce the way you want them to, especially in the Southern Conference.
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It’s not often where you have two point guards that can play equal minutes and both produce the way you want them to, especially in the Southern Conference.
After a tough three-game road swing where the Phoenix men’s basketball lost three straight, head coach Matt Matheny brings his young team back into Alumni Gym for the first time since last year.
The Elon University honor pledge states, "On my honor, I will uphold the values of Elon University: honesty, integrity, responsibility, respect." The university's website states this applies not only on campus, but "in locations and at events not occurring on campus," "in locations abroad" and "in situations involving technology as a means of recording or communication."
With 3:48 left in the second half and the Elon Phoenix down 43-42 to the Navy Midshipmen, freshman guard Austin Hamilton threw up a three-pointer. It hit nothing but air.
[quote]Disappointing.[/quote]
The team was one play away from the biggest win of its season.
After a loss at Wofford College put the Phoenix under .500 for the first time since its season-opening loss at Vanderbilt University, Elon University head coach Jason Swepson wanted to get back to that mark.
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They're a young team. One senior. A strong influx of sophomores. And a coach whose optimism and day-at-a-time outlook for the 2011-2012 season is leading the way.
We caught up with head coach Matt Matheny after the Phoenix Hoops Preview to get his take on the upcoming season, what fans should look forward to and playing UNC.
Another sign that the U.S.S. Swepson is sinking this season appeared on the Internet Saturday.
James Carroll sings for fun, flies remote-controlled planes, develops algorithms and has received several academic awards.
Elon University football coach Jason Swepson’s a nice guy. A good interview. He glad-hands the old-timers as he walks into the weekly football luncheon on Monday afternoons at the Best Western Plus on Huffman Mill Road. He speaks optimistically, answering the questions he’s probably heard a hundred times. He keeps the focus on the team, on the game ahead.
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A 41-14 win is not fun to watch. Or play in.
Wayne Simmonds is not a superstar. He’s your average NHL player by the stats. In three full NHL seasons, he has had 39 goals, 54 assists and 264 penalty minutes. OK, maybe that last stat is a bit unusual. A good third-liner, checking player. Fan favorite for his old team, the Los Angeles Kings, in his first year playing for the Philadelphia Flyers. But there’s one area where Simmonds is not “your average NHL player.”
The crack of bats. The thwack of gloves. The overcast chill in the air? The date on the calendar?
A thought was brought up by ESPN.com’s Gregg Easterbrook, aka the “Tuesday Morning Quarterback,” in his column Tuesday: a Detroit Lions-Buffalo Bills Super Bowl.
A tight defensive battle, highlighted by a long touchdown run, leaves The Citadel with a 7-6 lead over Elon after the first half.
It took a round of overtime, but the Elon football team managed to come away with an 18-15 victory over The Citadel in front of more than 10,000 fans at Rhodes Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 24.