Hall to transfer
By Staff Writer | December 21Seton Hall sophomore forward Ferrakohn Hall has elected to transfer from the University, according to a press release issued by men's basketball head coach Kevin Willard.
SPORTS
Freshman Edwin honored by Big East
By Staff Writer | December 20Freshman Fuquan Edwin has been named Big East Conference Rookie of the Week for the week of Dec. 13.
Pirates drop Longwood
By Staff Writer | December 13Seton Hall won their second straight game Tuesday night, defeating the Longwood Lancers 71-58.
Red Storm swallows up Pirates in Big East opener
By Staff Writer | December 9The Seton Hall women's basketball team finished the week losing to No. 20 St. John's Red Storm 71-52 on Wednesday, and defeating William & Mary in overtime 73-67, putting their record to 5-5 overall and 0-1 in conference.
Bob Ley brings South Africa to Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | December 9ESPN personality, host of Outside the Lines and graduate of Seton Hall in 1976, Bob Ley, shared his experiences covering the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa on Friday.
Women prepare for road trip to Philadelphia
By Staff Writer | December 9The women's basketball team looks to rebound after a loss to St. John's as they travel to Philadelphia where they will face the Drexel Dragons on Sunday.
Women's basketball continues play on the road
By Staff Writer | December 5The Seton Hall women's basketball team visits William & Mary today, before traveling to Queens, N.Y. to kick off their Big East conference schedule against St. John's on Dec. 8.
No jail time for Gonzo as shoplifting case ends
By Staff Writer | December 3All that Bobby Gonzalez has to do to avoid a criminal record resulting from his shoplifting incident in July is successfully complete community service and pay restitution for a year.
Hazell undergoes surgery on left wrist
By Staff Writer | December 2Seton Hall senior guard Jeremy Hazell underwent surgery today to repair the broken scaphoid bone in his left wrist, according to head coach Kevin Willard.
Hall moving foward after Hazell injury
By Staff Writer | December 1Senior guard Jeremy Hazell quite possibly could have been playing the best basketball of his career.
Green leads victory over Hornets
By Staff Writer | December 1The Seton Hall women's basketball team defeated Delaware St. on Wednesday by a score of 65-57 to increase the Pirates record to 4-4.
TCU to join Big East, according to reports
By Staff Writer | November 29On June 1, 2012, the Big East will welcome its newest member: Texas Christian University.
Pirates defeat St. Peter's 69-49
By Staff Writer | November 29The Pirates defeated the St. Peter's Peacocks 69-49 Monday night at the Prudential Center improving the Hall's record to 3-3 on the season.
Pirates fall to Clemson, take 5th in Paradise Jam
By Staff Writer | November 22With a failing offense and no Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall lost an overtime decision to Clemson, 64-58, in their final game of the 2010 Paradise Jam at the University of the Virgin Islands on Monday night.
Last-second shot sends Pirates to semifinal loss
By Staff Writer | November 22A last second three-pointer by guard Tu Holloway propelled Xavier past Seton Hall, 57-52, on Sunday night at the 2010 Paradise Jam.
Pirates' Hazell breaks wrist, out four to six weeks
By Staff Writer | November 20Seton Hall senior guard Jeremy Hazell will be out four to six weeks with a broken left wrist.
Men's basketball defeats Alabama, 83-78
By Staff Writer | November 19Seton Hall defeated Alabama, 83-78, in its first game of the 2010 Paradise Jam at the University of the Virgin Islands in St. Thomas.
Louisville trumps Seton Hall in Big East Volleyball championships
By Staff Writer | November 19The Seton Hall University Volleyball team competed in the 2010 Big East Championship first round Friday afternoon in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Dean Hobbs speaks on Seton Hall's new student section
By Staff Writer | November 19The student section at a college basketball game can often be a scary place. The Cameron Crazies at Duke and the Rock Chalk Jayhawk faithful of Kansas have become a thing of legend in the history of college hoops. Opposing players fear it, while home fans embrace it. Some fans just try and stay away in fear of personal injury. One thing, however, is for sure: the student section in college basketball plays a pivotal role in the home court advantage.
Swimming continues record start in pool
By Staff Writer | November 17The men's and women's swimming and diving teams swept Saint Peter's in their dual meet on Nov. 12, by scores of 169-123 and 163-93 respectively.
