The Husky fans that came out to Matthews Arena on Saturday night didn’t have much to smile about. Northeastern (NU) men’s basketball trailed the University of Carolina-Wilmington (UNCW) by 17 points with two minutes remaining, well on its way to a sixth straight defeat.
Since the beginning of the season, the Golden State Warriors have not only battled against their competitors night in and night out, but have also fought history.
The Northeastern University (NU) track programs trekked over to Boston University (BU) for the John Thomas Terrier Classic last weekend, building on the squads’ early season momentum with two strong days.
After a tense, back-and-forth game between the Northeastern University (NU) Huskies and the Boston University (BU) Terriers, the buzzer finally sounded, signifying the conclusion of the 38th annual Women’s Beanpot Semifinals.
Bill Coen stood in the post-game press conference, searching for the words to describe his team’s fourth consecutive defeat. His Northeastern (NU) team had just blown a 14-point second half lead in Saturday night’s home loss to Elon University.
The Northeastern University (NU) swimming and diving team competed against Long Island University Brooklyn at the Barletta Natatorium on Saturday afternoon, racing their way to a 181-74 dual-meet win.
Over the weekend, the Northeastern (NU) Huskies lost to both Elon University and the College of William & Mary, extending their losing streak to five games.
The surging Northeastern men’s ice hockey team finally cooled off after falling 3-1 to Boston University (BU) in the Beanpot semifinals on Monday night.
After spending most of last year near the top of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) standings, the Northeastern men’s basketball team finds itself in unfamiliar territory. Back-to-back home losses have the Huskies at the seventh spot in the polls with a 4-4 conference record.
With a little over half of the NBA season in the books and All-Star weekend just a few weeks away, the Celtics have put themselves in a pristine position to close out the season. Celtics fans have had plenty to cheer about this year, and if taking the then-undefeated Warriors to double overtime is a testament, they’re doing far better than expected.
