As each season comes to a close, we all fear it. We dread it more than a Monday morning, knowing it’s inevitable, yet maybe if we just don’t think about it, it somehow will never arrive. Then, like clockwork, there it is: This past season featured many former NEC players across the college basketball landscape; one even played in the Final Four. Don’t expect players to stop leaving Northeast Conference schools anytime soon, because in almost every case it worked out very well

Since our last update, Donyell Marshall received verbal commitments from JUCO forward Jamir Coleman and combo-guard Ian Krishnan, who will be replacing the departing Eric Bowles and Talek Williams. The incoming class is now five deep (Michael Underwood and Carrington Wallace have signed, while PG Will Ellis committed at the end of March), and while it hasn’t officially been announced yet, there’s a high probability that next year’s roster is now finalized. With that, the coac

According to his Twitter page, Talek Williams will transfer after just one season at Central Connecticut State. The 6'3" guard, known for his athleticism and dunking ability, injured his foot during the pre-season which caused him to miss the team's first ten games. He made his debut December 17th at Boston College (an 84-65 loss), and averaged a little over 13 minutes per game over his first eight games. However, after playing just 11 minutes over a three game stretch in the

According to Jon Rothstein, Eric Bowles is transferring out of the CCSU program. Bowles becomes the second player (Austin Nehls is headed to Ball St. as a Grad Transfer) to leave since the season ended. Let's react: 1. While you don't usually see rising seniors transfer, this shouldn't come as a complete shock to Blue Devil fans. The coaching staff recently received commitments from two incoming freshman PGs (Ian Krishnan and Will Ellis), while Eduardo Camacho will play next