Siena Saints

The Siena Saints Men's Basketball team has their man. As reported by Big Board Sports and Newschannel 13's Rodger Wyland Carmen Maciariello will no longer be the "Interm" Head Coach as he will have the word Interm removed and is now the man to lead the Saints into the 2019-2020 season.

Siena isn't wasting anytime in its attempts to keep things on track following a surprisingly successful season.

There are reports tat first year Siena Saints Men's Basketball Coach Jamion Christian could be it talks to take the Head Coaching job at George Washington University. CBS' Bob Parrish has Tweeted out that Christian is in "Advanced Talks" with the University.

The round of 64 tips off this Thursday

Sad news coming out of Loudenville as Juniors Thomas Huerter Jr and Khalil Richard intend to transfer away from the Siena Men's Basketball team. This comes on the heels of a surprisingly successful first season for head coach Jamion Christian. Not surprising that the team played well under Christian but surprising how fast the team clicked. The pre season rankings had Siena picked to finish last in the MAAC but the team was able to finish in a tie for second and won a Quarterfinal game over Rider.

Check out the now app exclusive conversations from Levack and Goz yesterday

The MAAC conference has had it's ups and downs this season, including Monmouth starting the year 0-12 before rallying and winning their way into the MAAC Championship game tonight at 9 pm against the top seed Iona Gaels and MAAC coach of the year Tim Cluess.

Behind a couple of career-highs from Shaker grad Sloan Seymour, Siena put the Broncs behind them, moving into the semifinals Sunday night

Reynolds was courtside when Huerter got an incredible surprise from his favorite player; a ceremonial jersey swap.

With the countdown on to Saturday's 9:30pm scheduled tip off between Siena and Rider, there is an optimism in the Capital Region that the Saints have as good a chance as any team in the field to cut down the nets

What team do you believe will win this year's tournament?

Losses down the stretch put Siena and UAlbany in "wait-and-see" mode ahead of the MAAC and America East tournaments, but we know who, when and where one of those teams will be playing.