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@MarkSingelais @VerbalCommits No problem, Reid can go. Let’s see if G-MAC takes him. Gerry has already siphoned off all or most of Siena’s talent, which is shameful and inappropriate, in my opinion. There should be some NCAA safeguards to prevent mid-majors from being destroyed when their coach decamps.

Reid Ducharme has yet to officially enter the transfer portal, according to the @VerbalCommits database. He did attend new Siena coach Nevada Smith's news conference last week.

@GoodmanHoops @MarkSingelais @TheFieldOf68 Unfortunately Reid has never really lived up to his star billing at Siena, but perhaps he will now that he has overcome his injury. We wish him and Coach Smith the very best next season.

Siena's Reid Ducharme will return and play for new Saints head coach Nevada Smith, CJ Ward of Lift told @TheFieldOf68. Ducharme is a former 4-star guy out of high school who missed the season with a labrum injury. Good move by Smith to retain Ducharme - who should be a nice piece now that he's healthy again.

@DotyGavin @Coach_McNamara No loyalty to Siena whatsoever?

Wouldn’t want to go to war with anyone else💪🧡🍊 @Coach_McNamara

@MZH_Maths -13 and 9

Find x

@MZH_Maths Four

Which cup will fill first

@Matt_Pinner Four

99% will fail to tell the answer

@davidfaber I have enjoyed your work for decades now, from back in the days when you and Kernan et al hosted Squawk Box. Now, it seems like you are on vacation or have the day off more than you are present on Squawk on the Street. What’s going on with you?

@MarkSingelais Coach Carm blaming his players for lack of execution, when the poor results are more his responsibility. These kids are trying their best, but they aren’t getting what they need from him. The team is getting worse with each passing game. Time for a change Siena.

Siena's Carmen Maciariello said, "I liked what I saw the last 7 minutes and 46 seconds of the game." That's the mark at which Michael Eley subbed out with Siena down 26. He didn't return. Zek Tekin didn't play the final 8:45 and Sean Durugordon sat the final 4:58.

@toxiccowboy1 Typo, 1959

This is devastating 😭🤣

@MarkSingelais Congrats to the Saints. Let’s build on this and keep it going.

Saints break an eight-game losing streak and improve to 3-13 overall, 2-3 in the MAAC. First win since Dec. 1.

@MarkSingelais Man-to-man defense has not been effective for this team so far. Switching it up during a game might have some merit. Can’t keep doing the same things and expect better results. At this point, what do you have to lose?

Siena guard Sean Durugordon said the Saints have been practicing a lot of zone defense this week. “We work on a lot of things,” said head coach Carmen Maciariello, adding, “I’m still a man to man coach.” Siena travels to western New York this weekend.

@MarkSingelais @timesunion Waiting to hear coach Carm take some responsibility for this team’s poor performance, game after game, with no improvement. So far we hear: it’s a young team, MAAC is an open conference, a championship is still an expectation, players have to step up. What about the coaching?

"It's not, per se, one person's fault, right? It's our fault. We get scored on. So I think it's in certain games, it's certain guys. In other games, it's other guys." - Siena head coach Carmen Maciariello said. Click below to read: timesunion.com/sports/article… via @TimesUnion

@MarkSingelais @timesunion I respect Coach Carm and his optimism, but don’t understand what he’s saying here: “The MAAC’s a wide open league,”?? Then, “We just have to make sure what our part is and what we have to do.” What does any of this mean??? Can we just win a game?

"At the end of the day, it's about being consistent and the MAAC's a wide open league ... We just have to make sure what our part is and what we have to do." - Siena men's basketball coach Carmen Maciariello. Click below to read: timesunion.com/sports/article… via @TimesUnion

@MarkSingelais @timesunion Talk about your rose-colored glasses. I see no evidence to support any of that. I’m searching to see if there is an upcoming game they can possibly win, much less a championship.

"I'm excited to see where we're going to go this year. As we know, it's a one-bid league and we have all the makings in a team that can win a championship." - Siena coach Carmen Maciariello after Saturday's loss at UMass. Click to read: timesunion.com/sports/article… via @TimesUnion

@MarkSingelais The team seems like they’re playing scared, with very little confidence. We realize they aren’t the most talented group, but they should be competing better. The motivational and psychological parts must come from the coaching staff.

Not clear why Durugordon or Eley wasn't touching the ball there.

@SaintsBanter Losing five straight to end the regular season is disheartening. Turnovers are killing their chances. Team lacks confidence for some reason, which doesn’t bode well for their performance in the conference tournament. Coaches have their work cut out for them.

Best shooter in the conference sitting on the bench, why not take a time out…

@Harvard double entendre??

Snowflakes on campus ❄️ #HarvardInWinter

@SienaMBB Saints should have won in regulation, but let a 7 pt. lead slip away in final minute or so. And then their shooting went cold in OT, while Army shooters rose to the occasion and pulled away. Should have gotten the ball to Eely and Platek, hottest shooters last night.

Army takes a barnburner in overtime #MarchOn

@timseymour Hey Tim, Karen said she’s a night owl and you replied that was a cigar name back in the day. Actually the cigar brand was White Owl, Mel Allen used to smoke them.

@thenewsoncnbc The News without Shepard Smith. Anyone seen or heard from Shep? Wonder who will be anchoring/substituting tonight?