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NBA Draft Blog Interview with Halil Kanacevic
The road to the NBA from college is often the same for most players. Combines, workouts, and training sessions are all part of the usual path, but actually playing in a real game environment isn’t part of it. Not only is St. Joseph’s Halil Kanacevic getting to take part in a real basketball environment, he is doing his pre-draft training playing in one of Europe’s premier national...
Via NBA Draft Blog
June 02, 2014
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Galloway Lifts Hawks at Buzzer
Langston Galloway’s three pointer with under 20 seconds left gave the Hawks a 69-76 lead over Dayton and lifted them to victory 70-67, cementing their spot in the NCAA Tournament. It will most likely be the Hawks first appearance since the 2007-2008 season.
Galloway set the tone for the Hawks after he buried a three pointer for the teams first points. He carried the team offensively...
Via Fightin For Philly
March 14, 2014
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How Langston Galloway reinvented his game
Despite Langston Galloway’s scoring average (nearly 14 points per game) and perimeter scoring (39 percent from three) a year ago, the guard from Saint Joseph’s had an underwhelming junior season. His efficiency rating — 110.9 — was the lowest it had been during his three seasons on Hawk Hill, and with a large percentage of returning minutes remaining in 2014, there was an...
Via Pro Sports Daily
February 26, 2014
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No. 13 Saint Louis tops Hawks, wins 15th straight
Saint Louis coach Jim Crews apologized for not having the right words to describe one of the best teams in the nation.
''You know how boring I am,'' he said.
His Billikens more than make up for it on the court, using a smothering defense that always has a hand in the face and eyes on the ball.
And now, a spot in the record book.
Rob Loe scored 17 points and Jordair...
Via AP on Fox
February 05, 2014
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Hawks Squeak Past Rhode Island
It wasn’t pretty. But the Hawks got the job done.
The Hawks defeated Rhode Island 61-57 in a back and fourth affair on Wednesday night. St. Joe’s was lead by Ronald Roberts, Jr, who had 20 points and nine rebounds.
The Hawks held the Rams to 38.6 percent shooting from the field and 18.8 percent shooting from three. But the Hawks were not much better themselves. They shot 44.2...
Via Fightin For Philly
January 22, 2014
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St. Joe’s Edges George Mason
The Hawks were hitting on all cylinders on the offensive end. They had four players in double figures and shot nearly 60 percent from the field and 43 percent from three point range.
To top it off, the Hawks scored 84 points in their four point victory over George Mason at the Patriot Center.
The Hawks were led by Halil Kanacevic and Langston Galloway. Kanacevic was 9-15 from the...
Via Fightin For Philly
January 11, 2014
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Saint Joseph's rallies for 73-67 win over Boston U
Chris Wilson and Ronald Roberts Jr. scored 19 points each to lead Saint Joseph's to a 73-67 comeback win over Boston University on Sunday.
Trailing 35-28 at the break, the Hawks (7-4) fell 11 points behind early in the second half before steadily closing the gap, taking the lead on a tip-in by Halil Kanacevic with 7:04 left and then pulling away with an 11-2 run. Langston Galloway...
Via AP on Fox
December 29, 2013
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2013-2014 Season Preview: Saint Joseph’s Hawks
The Saint Joseph’s Hawks will be looking to rebound after last years disappointing 18-14 (8-8 in the Atlantic 10) season in which they struggled down the stretch after a hot start. They were a trendy pick to finish near the top of the Atlantic 10, but finished the season with a loss in the NIT to the Saint John’s Red Storm. With back-to-back NIT appearances, the Hawks will...
Via Fightin For Philly
October 15, 2013
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St. Joe’s Halil Kanacevic Gives Opposing Crown The Double Bird, Then Lost The Game
A simple rule of thumb is if you are going to flip the double bird to an opposing team’s crowd, you better make sure that you win the game. St. Joe’s forward Halil Kanacevic unfortunately didn’t follow this rule and his double bird actually was the catalyst in a 65-61 loss to Villanova. Kanacevic was having a rough night from the field, but managed to make a big three pointer...
Via Next Impulse Sports
December 12, 2012
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St. Joe's trio impacted by NY return
The St. Joseph's University basketball team came up short in its pursuit of a Coaches vs. Cancer Classic title Saturday night in Brooklyn, losing 73-66 to Florida State in the championship game at Barclays Center. But for a number of Hawks players whose families were affected by Hurricane Sandy, which wreaked havoc on New York City when it ravaged the East Coast in late October...
Via Fox Sports
November 18, 2012
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The high flying hawks of St. Joe's
The Saint Joseph's Hawks entered the season hoping to repeat something which last happened in 1997: win an Atlantic 10 Title. They returned all five starters from a team which went 20-14 (9-7), and all five of those players are now upperclassmen. The lone senior - Carl Jones - is the leading returning scorer, and after sitting out the team's final exhibition and first two...
Via Run the Floor
November 17, 2012
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St. Joe's Langston Galloway loses tooth but helps team win game
Langston Galloway might have lost a tooth but he wasn't going to lose control of the game against Notre Dame in the Coaches vs. Cancer semifinal at the Barclays Center Friday night.
Shortly after his tooth went flying from his mouth — when he crashed to the hardwood battling for a loose ball with 4 minutes and 25 seconds remaining— the St. Joseph's captain returned...
Via The Other Paper
November 17, 2012
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Saint Joseph's suspends Jones
Saint Joseph's has suspended guard Carl Jones for three games because of an unspecified violation of the university's community standards.
The Hawks announced the suspension before the start of Thursday's exhibition game against Wheeling Jesuit. Jones will also miss Monday's home opener against Yale and a game against Notre Dame at Brooklyn's Barclays Center...
Via AP on Fox
November 08, 2012
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Saint Joseph's suspends Carl Jones 3 games
Saint Joseph's has suspended guard Carl Jones for three games because of an unspecified violation of the university's community standards.
The Hawks announced the suspension before the start of Thursday's exhibition game against Wheeling Jesuit. Jones will also miss Monday's home opener against Yale and a game against Notre Dame at Brooklyn's Barclays Center...
Via AP on Fox
November 08, 2012
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Saint Joseph’s Jones Suspended 3 Games: What it Means
Carl Jones has been suspended for 3 games. (Credit: Saint Joseph’s University Athletic Communications)
Saint Joseph’s senior point guard Carl Jones was suspended three games by the University this afternoon.
Jones was a preseason Second Team All Atlantic 10 player while the Hawks were selected to win the conference.
The University released the following this afternoon: “Carl...
Via College Chalktalk
November 08, 2012
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