Siena Saints

The Siena Saints have had a crazy few months. The Jimmy Patsos saga, hiring his replacement and some players asking to be released. All Freshman Forward Prince Aduro is one of those student athletes who requested a release transfer. As of right now he has not been granted that release.

ESPN college basketball analyst and former Virginia Tech head coach Seth Greenberg gives us some insight into who Jamion Christian is.

As Rodger Wyland first reported last week, what we’ve known all along, Jamion Christian will be the next head coach at Siena.

Levack and Goz debate that and more in this week's Monday Mirages

What started as a call to the dean's office ended in a call to her mom. The kindness of a complete stranger had brought Grace Cuttone together with a family keepsake she never knew existed and one her parents nearly forgot all about.

Levack and Goz discuss it today on Socially Awkward Media

The latest name to gain steam in the Siena Men's Basketball Head Coaching search in Mount Saint Mary's Head Coach Jamion Christian. After some light research Christian looks like an amazing candidate for the job.

The fall out in Loundenville, NY continues after Jimmy Patsos resigned under controversial circumstances. The latest player to leave the program or at least request the right to leave the Saints is 6-8 253 pound Forward Prince Oduro.

The Jimmy Patsos era is over at Siena College and players aren't the only ones leaving the program. One of the assistants under Patsos has taken a head coaching position with his Alma Mater Macalester College. Two year assistant coach Abe Woldeslassie is taking his talents to the Great North.

So what now? Times Union's Mark Singlais is reporting the Saints will do what fellow MAAC schools Quinnapiac and Marist have done before and use a Search Firm to find their next head coach.

Gennady Golovkin will defend his middleweight championship against this person in less than a month.

The biggest Capital Region college basketball topics all in one segment with ESPN college basketball insider Jeff Goodman