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Barry Hinson Steps Down Following Southern Illinois’ Loss to Northern Iowa

By: Sammy Stava @StavaOnSTL The biggest news that has happened so far in this year’s Missouri Valley Tournament came down late Friday night as the longest-tenured head coach in the league decided to call it quits.  After spending 16 seasons in the Missouri Valley Conference (nine with Missouri State and seven at Southern Illinois), SIU’s…
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Murphy Twins Advance Drake in Win over Illinois State

By:Sammy Stava @StavaOnSTL The 2019 Missouri Valley Coach of the Year Darian DeVries showed exactly why he was deserving of winning the award. Coaching in his first-ever conference tournament as a head coach, the Drake Bulldogs played exactly like the MVC regular season champions and the No. 2 seed. In a season battling significant injuries,…
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Brown, Bradley Barely Beat Missouri State

By: Sammy Stava @StavaOnSTL One of the best games of Arch Madness Quarterfinal Friday is usually the four vs five game because of two evenly matched teams going at it. That’s what Missouri State and Bradley did for all 40 minutes at the Enterprise Center. The game came down to the final seconds, but it…
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Loyola Rolls Valpo in Valley Quarters

By: Sammy Stava @StavaOnSTL It was a battle between the two newest members of the league as Loyola-Chicago and Valparaiso tipped-off Arch Madness Quarterfinal Friday at the Enterprise Center. Though, it was Loyola who looked like the more experienced team in the conference. After their Final Four run a season ago, the Ramblers looked just…
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Illinois St. Edges Evansville at Enterprise

By: Sammy Stava @StavaOnSTL It was unfamiliar territory for Dan Muller and the Illinois State Redbirds having to play on Thursday night in the first-round game. What isn’t unfamiliar to them is winning in St. Louis. And that’s what they did against No. 10 Evansville, but the Aces gave Illinois State all they could handle…
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