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UMBC Head Men’s Basketball Coach Randy Monroe has announced that former Marshall University forward Robbie Jackson has signed a grant-in-aid and will attend UMBC in the fall of 2008. In addition, Jacob Wasco (Philadelphia, Pa./Franklin Learning Center) has signed a national letter-of-intent and will attend UMBC in the fall of 2008.
Men's Basketball
4/15/2008
UMBC Men's Basketball Post-Season Notes: Retrievers Are Nation's Best in Assist-to-Turnover Ratio
Men's Basketball
3/21/2008
"A Season to Remember" Ends in NCAA Tournament Setback to Second-Seeded Georgetown, 66-47
Men's Basketball
3/16/2008
UMBC Men's Basketball Heads to Raleigh, N.C. for Friday Midwest Regional Date With Second-Seeded Georgetown
UMBC received a great number of post-season accolades from collegeinside.com and finished the year as the nation's top team in assist-to-turnover ratio. Read about those accomplishments and others in our first post-season notebook.
Men's Basketball
3/21/2008
"A Season to Remember" Ends in NCAA Tournament Setback to Second-Seeded Georgetown, 66-47
Men's Basketball
3/16/2008
UMBC Men's Basketball Heads to Raleigh, N.C. for Friday Midwest Regional Date With Second-Seeded Georgetown
Men's Basketball
4/23/2008
Former Marshall Forward Robbie Jackson Transfers to UMBC; Retrievers Sign Philadelphia-Area Post Jacob Wasco
Raleigh, N.C—It was a basketball season like none other before at UMBC. But all good things must come to an end, and this memorable campaign did for the Retrievers today. They fought valiantly but fell to the second-seeded Georgetown Hoyas, 66-47, in the first round of the Midwest regional of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship. The sold out crowd of 19,477 and a national televised audience witnessed the scrappy and beloved Retrievers (24-9) pester the Hoyas (28-5) into 15 turnovers. However, UMBC could not crack the top defense in the nation and scored a season-low 47 points in the defeat.
Men's Basketball
3/16/2008
UMBC Men's Basketball Heads to Raleigh, N.C. for Friday Midwest Regional Date With Second-Seeded Georgetown
Men's Basketball
4/23/2008
Former Marshall Forward Robbie Jackson Transfers to UMBC; Retrievers Sign Philadelphia-Area Post Jacob Wasco
Men's Basketball
4/15/2008
UMBC Men's Basketball Post-Season Notes: Retrievers Are Nation's Best in Assist-to-Turnover Ratio
The UMBC men’s basketball team (24-8) has earned a No. 15 seed in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championships and will face second-seeded Georgetown (27-5) in the Midwest regional. The Retrievers will play the Hoyas on Friday, March 21 at RBC Center in Raleigh, N.C. The game will be the second game of the first session, to begin 30 minutes after the Gonzaga-Davidson contest, which starts at 12:25 p.m. Both teams won their conference’s regular season titles, while the Retrievers captured the America East regular season and tournament title. Please come back to www.umbcretrievers.com for more tournament information as it becomes available.
Men's Basketball
4/23/2008
Former Marshall Forward Robbie Jackson Transfers to UMBC; Retrievers Sign Philadelphia-Area Post Jacob Wasco
Men's Basketball
4/15/2008
UMBC Men's Basketball Post-Season Notes: Retrievers Are Nation's Best in Assist-to-Turnover Ratio
Men's Basketball
3/21/2008
"A Season to Remember" Ends in NCAA Tournament Setback to Second-Seeded Georgetown, 66-47
 
The Baltimore Sun's Gary Lambrecht's Feature on Brian Hodges
Whether he is in the classroom or on the basketball court, UMBC junior guard Brian Hodges is determined to make the most of his time.
Hodges has been in the starting lineup just three times this season for the Retrievers, who over the past two years have discovered quite the sixth man in their rotation. This season, Hodges leads the team with a 16.2-point average despite playing just 24.9 minutes per game.
(for more, read the complete story)
Jack of All Trades
Men’s basketball team manager Armando Cadogan, a.k.a. Panama, does it all. When he's not in school or helping out with the team, Panama appears on the HBO series The Wire, designs clothing, has his own record label and is a musician.
MIKE HOUSMAN: UMBC'S "IRON MAN"
He may keep getting knocked down, but UMBC junior forward Mike Housman will not stay down. Read more about UMBC's junior forward who is leading the America East Conference in field goal percentage.
2005-06 MEN'S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE
The 2005-06 UMBC men’s basketball media guide is now available online. The Retrievers are under the direction of second-year head coach Randy Monroe. The Retrievers were picked to finish eighth in the America East and hope to improve on last season’s 11-18 overall record and 5-13 conference mark. Check out all the information on the 2005-06 UMBC men’s basketball team by clicking on the link inside the full story or by visiting the men’s basketball home page.
"JERSEY BOYS" LEADING UMBC HOOPS
Seniors Andrew Feeley and Rob Gogerty, who both hail from the Garden State, are helping UMBC make the transition into the rigors of America East Conference basketball.
3/21/2008
"A Season to Remember" Ends in NCAA Tournament Setback to Second-Seeded Georgetown, 66-47
Raleigh, N.C—It was a basketball season like none other before at UMBC. But all good things must come to an end, and this memorable campaign did for the Retrievers today. They fought valiantly but fell to the second-seeded Georgetown Hoyas, 66-47, in the first round of the Midwest regional of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship. The sold out crowd of 19,477 and a national televised audience witnessed the scrappy and beloved Retrievers (24-9) pester the Hoyas (28-5) into 15 turnovers. However, UMBC could not crack the top defense in the nation and scored a season-low 47 points in the defeat.
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