It is Wednesday, and time to announce True To The Cru’s Players of the Week, presented by Cornerstone Site Services.
Tag: Luke Feely
Lesson learned: No. 2 UMHB men’s hoops responds to Tuesday’s loss with 92-82 victory
BELTON, Texas- For the second night in a row, the No. 2-ranked UMHB men’s basketball team found itself in a hole in the blink of the eye. On Tuesday, the Crusaders folded beneath the frustration and pressure, falling 80-71. But less than 24 hours later, exhibiting the maturity anticipated from a squad with a number of key returners, the response was 180 degrees different.
Announcing True To The Cru’s 2022 Basketball Players of the Year
After a week of voting, it is time to announce True To The Cru’s Basketball Players of the Year, which were voted on both by the media and the general public at the conclusion of phenomenal seasons for both the UMHB men’s and women’s basketball teams, who each went deep in the NCAA Tournament, making the tournament in the same year for the first time in school history.
No. 16 UMHB men’s basketball holds off Sul Ross State in final road contest of season, wins 78-74
ALPINE- Over the last few weeks, Sul Ross State has become known for second-half comebacks. And on Saturday afternoon, true to form, the Lobos mounted a second-half run. But UMHB was ready for it, and the 16th-ranked Crusaders came away from their final regular season road contest with a 78-74 victory.
Johnson’s buzzer-beater lifts No. 16 UMHB men’s basketball to road win at LeTourneau
LONGVIEW- Josiah Johnson connected on just one three-pointer Monday night.
But it proved to be the biggest shot of the day, as the junior guard dodged two defenders and fired a long three at the buzzer, winning the critical ASC showdown for the UMHB men’s basketball team, ranked No. 16 in the nation.
Column: As leading rebounder Luke Feely’s confidence has grown, so has his impact for the Cru
BELTON, Texas- He can guard anybody, Clif Carroll says. He’s begun to show signs of being special, the head coach added. And despite being four seasons removed from high school, he has two more years of college basketball ahead of him.