Wabash coughed up an 11-point lead but recovered to defeat No. 10 Wooster, while Stockton went on a late run at William Paterson. No. 8 Randolph-Macon survived, while Piedmont banked one in from 40 at the buzzer. More in the men's wrapup.
Demorest, GA - With 2.8 seconds on the clock, trailing by a single point, the Piedmont College men's basketball faithful held their breath inside Cave Arena and the collective exhale came upon the celebration when Trae Gaines banked a 40' jumper to steal a 63-61 victory against Maryville College. Gaines' shot sent the Cave Crazies into chaos and gave the Lions their seventh victory at home this season.
At this point in the season, it is about getting the job done. On Sunday's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked to many teams who are doing just that: No. 22 Elmhurst and Brooklyn men's teams along with No. 9 Tufts and No. 22 Maryville women's squads. McHugh also talked to retiring Piedmont AD and former Cabrini coach John Dzik. Watch the show On Demand now!
Mt. Berry, GA - The Piedmont College men's basketball team got a double-double from newcomer JUSTIN VALLEJO, but it was not enough to upend the Vikings of Berry College who claimed an 82-79 decision earlier today over the Lions. Visiting the Mount Berry-based campus, Piedmont had a chance to take the lead on a pair of free throws with just seconds remaining, but a miss and a lane violation on the second sank the squad's hopes of a miracle rally after trailing by six with a minute to play.
This may truly be the year of questions. In just the first three weeks of the season, barely anyone has gone unscathed on the men's side. Dave McHugh chats with current #1 Augustana along with #14 Ohio Wesleyan, and Piemont men's teams. Plus #2 Amherst and #16 St. Mary's (Minn.) women's teams. Watch the show On Demand NOW!
Thanks to a strong defensive stand at the end and a monster night by Trae Gaines off the bench, Piedmont knocked off No. 6 Emory 87-85 on Tuesday night. More Tuesday wrapup inside.
Piedmont announced that head men's basketball coach Mark Bollinger has announced his resignation, effective immediately, to pursue other professional opportunities.
Piedmont has announced the hiring of Mark Bollinger as the school’s head men’s basketball coach after a four-year stint as an assistant coach at Ohio Wesleyan.
One year later, Huntingdon finally gets the call to join its former GSAC rivals in the USA South, while Covenant moves as well to give the league an even more southern bent.
Piedmont head men’s basketball coach Lee Glenn has accepted a role as the assistant athletic director for athletic communications at the school and will step away from his duties on the court.
The dominoes are starting to fall in the long-rumored Great South/USA South collaboration as Piedmont is set to join the USAC in the fall of 2012. Could others follow?
All-Star voting open for 2018!
March 06, 2018Eight players are on the ballot for the fan vote for the 2018 Reese’s® Division III College All-Star Game, and you can only vote on D3hoops.com!
