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College basketball scoring reaches 60-year low

The caliber of the play in Louisville’s 82-76 win over Michigan in the NCAA tournament final was applauded by many because of the high-powered offenses on display.Given the ever-slowing pace in college basketball, the game also was an anomaly.Overall scoring in 2012-13 was 67.5 points per team, marking four straight ...

Wright State catcher Garrett Gray waits for the throw at home as Illinois-Chicago’s Zenon Kolakowski slides. Gray applied the tag in time. Wright State lost 1-0 to Illinois-Chicago on Saturday, May 18, 2013, at Nischwitz Stadium in Fairborn. David Jablonski/Staff

Raiders lose regular-season finale to UIC

After an emotional speech praising his seven seniors, after many tears and just as many hugs, Wright State baseball coach Rob Cooper had one more thing to add. “Seniors eat first,” he said. It wasn’t the happiest of postgame meals. A senior class that won Horizon League regular-season championships in ...

Bradbury looking forward to summer practices

It will be a busier summer than usual for Wright State women’s basketball coach Mike Bradbury and the Raiders. In a couple of weeks, they’ll start summer practices, and they get eight weeks of practice time.A year ago, for the first time, Division I men’s coaches got to work with ...

Horizon League took time with Oakland decision

Horizon League commissioner Jon LeCrone helped diminish the uncertainty around the league by bringing in Oakland University this week. The Horizon League will still have nine schools by the fall sports season begin. That’s not as many as it had when Butler was around, but it’s more than it would ...

It’s official: Oakland joins Horizon League

The long-rumored move of Oakland University to the Horizon League became official Tuesday. The Golden Grizzlies will officially join the league July 1, the Horizon League announced, and will compete in all the conference’s sports, except men’s tennis. “I’ve respected their program for many years,” Wright State Athletic Director Bob ...

Guard Joe Bramanti. Barbara J. Perenic/Staff

Three Wright State freshmen leaving program

Wright State announced the departure of three freshman men’s basketball players Sunday: guards Joe Bramanti and Bobo Drummond and forward Jacoby Roddy. The three have not announced their future plans. Coach Billy Donlon said he had known about Drummond and Roddy leaving for some time. Neither of the Peoria, Ill, ...

WSU Insider: DeWitt leads strong stretch for softball team

Fifteen of the 18 players on Wright State’s softball roster are from Ohio, so when the Raiders played five games in Los Angeles to start the season in February, it was only natural that junior pitcher Krystian DeWitt, who’s from Garden Grove, Calif., played tour guide “We were driving around, ...

WSU Insider: Softball team showing improvement

The Wright State softball team won two of its first 15 games, and coach Lynn Curylo did her best to keep the players’ focus off the record. “We’ve been trying hard to focus on the good things within the game,” the third-year coach said. “Did someone execute the bunt? How ...

Horizon League loses Loyola to MVC

Horizon League expansion rumors have been swirling since Butler left last spring, but for now the conference appears be shrinking. Loyola has accepted an invitation to join the Missouri Valley Conference, the Chicago Tribune reported late Saturday night. An official announcement is expected this week. Loyola will become a member ...

Raiders win Nuxhall Classic

Wright State baseball coach Rob Cooper approached this week as if it were a tournament week, and in a way, it was because his team played in the Joe Nuxhall Classic in Cincinnati on Tuesday and Wednesday. That preceded a three-game Horizon League series at Illinois-Chicago starting today. “The biggest ...

University Dayton's  infielder Danna Trotta (12) tags out Wright State's Angie Clark (3) at third base 
during  Wright State vs. Dayton women�s softball held Wednesday April 10, 2013 at the Wright State University softball complex 
Photo by Charles Caperton

UD slam sinks Wright State in softball

Emily Froment, a freshman pitcher on the University of Dayton softball team, and Wright State freshman Montana Wear were content dealing zeroes on the scoreboard. The two dominated both lineups and pitched dueling shutouts through five innings during UD’s 4-0 win over Wright State on Wednesday. Then Tiffany Ricks and ...

Jennings homer sparks Flyers over Raiders

Wright State scored three runs to break a 2-2 tie in the top of the sixth inning, but Dayton answered with four in the bottom half, sparked by Jordan Jennings’ three-run home run, for a 6-5 win at UD. The teams play again today at Wright State at 6 p.m.

WSU baseball team seeks consistency

Wright State baseball coach Rob Cooper is searching for consistency in his team as the season nears its midpoint. The Raiders are 10-15 and 4-5 in the Horizon League going into a three-game series at Penn State beginning today. They started off the season 3-0, but have won two games ...

Former Wright State AD named to interim post at NKU

Michael Cusack guided the Wright State athletic department through a period of great change, helping oversee the program’s move from Division II to Division I during his 26-year tenure. Since his retirement in 2008, Cusack has been teaching a graduate course in sports management at Wright State, and he’ll continue ...

Wright State's Reggie Arceneaux goes up for a layup against Santa Clara's Marc Trasolini on Wednesday, March 27, 2013, at the Nutter Center in the semifinals of the College Basketball Invitational. David Jablonski/Staff

Raiders' CBI dreams die in second half

Wright State coach Billy Donlon, as he always does, waited until his last player had left the court before heading to the locker room himself. There were no visible tears. This wasn’t that type of loss, even if the disappointment was etched on all the Raiders’ faces. When you win ...

Wright State’s J.T. Yoho shoots on Monday against Richmond. David Jablonski/Staff

Raiders’ March to remember continues

If Wright State’s season ever ends and there’s a vote for team MVP, it will be a tough call. Whoever makes that decision would be better off picking a name by throwing a dart at the roster.In junior forward AJ Pacher’s mind, however, there’s no question who the best dodgeball ...

Wright State's Matt Vest goes up for a layup. Wright State beat Richmond 57-51 on Monday, March 25, 2013, in the quarterfinals of the College Basketball Invitational at the Nutter Center.

Preview: Wright State vs. Santa Clara

Who: Santa Clara (23-11) at Wright State (23-12) When: 9 p.m. Wednesday Where: Nutter Center Radio/TV: 100.3/AXS TV (DirecTV Channel 340, AT&T U-Verse Channel 1106 and Dish Network Channel 362). What: Semifinals of College Basketball Invitational Tickets: $13, or $10 for season-ticket holders. Probable Wright State starters Matt Vest, 6-5, ...

Wright State coach Billy Donlon shouts to his team in the second half Monday against Richmond. David Jablonski/Staff

Four mid-major teams in CBI final four

The final four of the College Basketball Invitational features mid-major teams from the Horizon League, the West Coast Conference, the Mid-American Conference and, for the time being at least, the Colonial Athletic Association. Wright State will host Santa Clara at 9 p.m. Wednesday, and at 7 p.m., Western Michigan will ...

Wright State's Miles Dixon dunks in the first half against Richmond on Monday, March 25, 2013, in the quarterfinals of the CBI tournament at the Nutter Center. David Jablonski/Staff

‘Rolling’ Raiders reach CBI semis, will host Santa Clara on Wednesday

No one knew what to expect from this Wright State team back in November. Four months later, the resilient Raiders, who have now played in more games than any Wright State team ever and have won as many games as any Wright State team playing a Division I schedule, left ...

Wright State players celebrate the victory. Wright State beat Tulsa 72-52 on Wednesday, March 20, 2013, in the first round of the College Basketball Invitational at the Nutter Center in Fairborn.

Preview: Wright State vs. Richmond

Who: Richmond (19-14) at Wright State (22-12) When: 7 p.m. Monday Where: Nutter Center Radio: 100.3 What: Quarterfinals of College Basketball Invitational Tickets: $13, or $10 for season-ticket holders. Probable Wright State starters Matt Vest, 6-5, Jr., G, 5.6 Kendall Griffin, 6-4, So., G, 6.3 Jerran Young, 6-6, Jr., F, ...

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