• Bond catches fire as Northeastern holds off Yale
    BOSTON —  Behind a career-high performance from sophomore guard Louis Bond and a strong second half from graduate guard Rashad King, Northeastern defeated Yale 84-73 Friday night at the Cabot Center to secure its second consecutive victory and improve to 2-2 on the season. Bond led the Huskies with a career-high 29 points, shooting 11-for-16…
  • Havoc from Cabot: Huskies win first game in home opener
    BOSTON — It’s homecoming week at Northeastern, and the men’s basketball team had a thrilling homecoming of its own on Monday night. Northeastern returned to the Cabot Center on Monday for their first home game of the season, welcoming the Harvard Crimson. With Matthews Arena undergoing demolition and reconstruction, it marked the first time the…
  • Fukakusa calls game as Northeastern emerges victorious in overtime
    CHESTNUT HILL — As Northeastern faced off against their in-state rivals on Halloween night for the second consecutive year, The Huskies found themselves in a scenario reminiscent of Groundhog Day. After battling back to force overtime for the second straight night, Northeastern finished the job this time, coming away with a 4-3 win over Boston…
  • Chaos on Commonwealth Ave: Letourneau sends Northeastern packing in overtime
    CHESTNUT HILL, MASS — Friday night’s bout between cross-town rivals Northeastern and Boston College simultaneously showed the Huskies’ grit and ability to battle back from adversity, while also highlighting the challenges high-caliber opponents could pose for the young squad. Despite a strong second-period comeback, the Eagles’ top-end talent proved to be enough to edge out…
  • Northeastern’s late-season struggles continue in loss to Hofstra
    BROOKLINE – Despite an impressive first-half equalizer from freshman midfielder Kortay Koç, Northeastern fell 2-1 to Hofstra on Saturday afternoon at Parsons Field, extending its winless streak to five games as the Pride secured a berth in the CAA Championship. The Huskies entered the match third in the CAA North Division with eight points, while…
  • Harvard tames Huskies in exhibition showdown
    BOSTON – Exhibition games can be difficult to evaluate, with expanded lineups, rotating goaltenders, and results that do not count toward the standing. Still, those factors do not excuse No. 17/20 Northeastern’s performance in its 4-1 loss to Harvard. “I did not like what we saw,” said Northeastern head coach Jerry Keefe, “Harvard’s got some…