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Adderley receives SWAC honors - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Adderley receives SWAC honors - The Nassau Guardian

Bahamian collegiate player Daalen Adderley had a superb season for his Texas Southern University Tigers, helping them to a 31-20 win/loss season. For his play, he was Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Player and Hitter of the Year and was named to the All-SWAC baseball first team. Adderley, who plays in the left field for the

NCAA: Julian Phillips most interesting player in the transfer portal - Vimarsana News

NCAA: Julian Phillips most interesting player in the transfer portal

The window to use the transfer portal in men's college basketball soon closes but Tennessee's Julian Phillips was a huge late addition.

Rebel Rematch: Ole Miss Prepares for Regional Matchup With Arizona - Vimarsana News

Rebel Rematch: Ole Miss Prepares for Regional Matchup With Arizona

Rebel Rematch: Ole Miss baseball is preparing for a matchup with Arizona in the Coral Gables Regional, a rematch of last year's Supers.

Quint's Top 20: Spring Splendor - Vimarsana News

Quint's Top 20: Spring Splendor

We were treated to a smorgasbord of television games, rivalry games and contests that had league-standing significance.  The ACC Thursday Night Thriller remains undefeated. Navy earned the Star in front of 5,000 fans in Annapolis. UMBC keeps winning overtime games. Otto bounced back in Charlottesville. The Drexel Dragons and Saint Joe’s Hawks have momentum in late April.  For some, this week is the last of the regular season. For others it's the chance to play for a conference automatic qualifier where every game has 'Game 7’ intensity and ramifications. Right now, there are roughly 45 ...